Jyotiranjan

[Reetam Singh @SinghReetam]

Ashutosh, till now I had restrained myself but let me unveil your conspiracy and sense of false pride.

When you were detained by Assam Police. We, Congress people helped to get CJP people out. Yet you categorically refused to have even a courtesy meeting with our Congress Leaders and Gaurav Sir.

You refused it because the Aam Aadmi Party asked you to not to. Kunki Chowdhury who was your Host in Guwahati, was on Election Campaign with AJP President Lurin Gogoi Da for a Congress Candidate in Nagaon. Even they had asked you to meet and discuss with Congress. Yet not once, you chose to engage with Congress or our students wing.

You asked us to stay out of it. And that it is a Aam Aadmi Party initiative.

So please stop your false charad. We know how you sidelined Neha Bora in the Jantar Mantar 1.0 protests and when even Left chose to engage with our Leader Rahul Gandhi Ji. You decided you will not engage under direct instructions of Arvind Kejriwal.

It is one thing to stand for student issues. Another thing to hijack a movement. Aam Aadmi Party is known for piggy riding and hijacking issues of others.

First with your sham show of India against Corruption with fraud Anna Hazare. Next when, Sonam Wangchuk Sir was on hunger strike, you guys were dormant until his police pick up. And when all students associations were protesting equivocally, you tried to make it all about CJP being an AAP Movement thereafter.

Let me remind you, CJP is a people's movement. It is not an Aam Aadmi Party intellectual property. CJI made a comment. Dipke made a joke. Students connected. We all came out in protest. CJP is neither Dipke or Your personal property. Neither it is Aam Aadmi Party outreach. Their is no ownership or proprietorship of CJP.

Let us keep it civil and issue centric. The cause is bigger than a political party. Stop using CJP to create a false relaunch of Arvind Kejriwal and make it all about yourself.

CJP is a decentralised movement. There is no one Supreme Leader or his hierarchy. We all are equals. That is why people support it.

Try to impose your ownership upon it. And see that the same occurs to those people that happened with Burger King Vijeta Dahiya.

[Manoj Naravane @ManojNaravane]

A very touching note handed over to me during my book launch at IIC on 13Sep. “You do not just lead the Indian Army, you are a supreme source of inspiration for all of us! Your courage, discipline, and dedication to the motherland always inspire me. I am proud to consider such a great person like you as my role model.
With respectful regards,
Shraddha Bhigna Das
(A citizen inspired by your ideals)"

[Ritika Chopra @RitikaChopra__]

The Election Commission of India is under fire like never before.

The SIR has struck 13 crore names off draft rolls, putting the EC at the centre of intense public debate over its role in deciding who gets to vote — and who doesn’t.

HOWEVER, what nobody knew: through that same period, some of the sharpest questions were being asked from inside.

Out today, after months of work. Our #ExpressInvestigation 🧵
(1/10)

[Bar and Bench @barandbench]

Allahabad High Court slams Noida DM in Akriti Chaudhary case

Read here: https://t.co/wqMjyZT2M1

[Gabbar @Gabbar0099]

Untold story of Dr Manmohan Singh ❤️

This should go viral.

[Rajdeep Sardesai @sardesairajdeep]

NOTE: India’s ‘JUSTICE’ system is beyond repair. Dr Manmohan Singh died in 2024. Nearly two years later, the Supreme Court sets aside the trial court order summoning him in the Coal Block case and accepts the CBI clean chit! Yet another UPA era case is CLOSED!
Justice delayed isn’t just justice denied. Sometimes, it’s justice delivered after the accused is no longer alive to receive it.

[The Hindu @the_hindu]

SC closes coal block allocation case against former PM Manmohan Singh

https://t.co/jq40jZI6pK

[Bar and Bench @barandbench]

[BREAKING] Supreme Court accepts CBI decision to clear late PM Manmohan Singh of coal scam allegations

https://t.co/IICQACufnV

[Raju Parulekar @rajuparulekar]

ऐसा बोलना पड़ता है रे बाबा…

[Jyotiranjan @MishrJR]

@cpplusglobal Hi,
I have noticed a repeated sound occurring continuously at intervals of approximately 10 seconds. The issue persists throughout operation.
Kindly arrange for a service engineer to inspect the camera at the earliest.
My date of purchase is 6 December 2025.

[Sasikanth Senthil @s_kanth]

There is a memory I carry with me from my years as a civil servant. It has never left me....
Back then, I had just been transferred as Collector to Mangalore, a city then shadowed by communal violence and a menacing sand mafia. Before I left, word came that the Chief Minister wished to see me personally. It was unusual. Collectors don't typically get called in. I walked into his chamber with a knot in my stomach.
He looked at me, that familiar, unreadable face. Steady. Unhurried.
"Banri…" he said. (Come in.)
"Nimage ondhe kelasa… alli ennum communal aaga baradhu."
(You have only one job there. No communal incident should happen.)
That was it. No preamble. No politics. No performance. Just a Chief Minister, alone with a young IAS officer, telling him exactly what mattered. In that single sentence lived an entire philosophy of governance. one rooted not in optics, but in the protection of ordinary people from extraordinary hatred.

Fifteen days later, Mangalore erupted. Two communal murders, two communities, one city on edge. He called me again. Just as directly.
"DC... Do what is required. Take anyone into custody, even our party people. Don't bother. But stop this within a day."
To a young collector, those words were everything. They were permission. They were protection. They were political will at its most honest.
I have known the contrast too. Under a different dispensation, in a similar crisis, the instruction from the top was the opposite. Do nothing strongly. Let things fester. …That silence said everything about who governs for whom.
Siddaramaiah Ji was never that kind of leader.

He carried government finances in his fingertips and social justice in his spine. He refused to tour places that reeked of feudalism. He spoke plainly, governed sharply, and stood on the side of the last person in the room.
If there was one political figure I have genuinely admired, from the stage and up close, it has been him. His legacy is not in the schemes he launched or the budgets he read. It is in the kind of Chief Minister he chose to be when no one was watching. . On that quiet phone call. In the way he asked a nervous young officer to go out and keep the peace.
And now, as he steps back with the same quiet dignity with which he always led, I find myself moved. He has handled this transition with the grace of someone who always knew that principles outlast positions.
Siddaramaiah Ji....long life, good health, and please keep guiding us. The Congress, and this country, still needs the kind of moral clarity only you carry so naturally.

[Jyotiranjan @MishrJR]

@StickToCricket aa

[Indira Jaising @IJaising]

Quote of the day
Sr Counsel “ we must accept knowledge from wherever it comes”

Justice Nagarathna “ But not from Whstsapp University “ !
Wow !

[Live Law @LiveLawIndia]

BREAKING | Lok Sabha REJECTS the Constitutional (131st Amendment) Bill, 2026 which sought to expand the strength of the House from 543 to 850 seats and allow delimitation of seats based on pre-2026 Census.

[Arvind Gunasekar @arvindgunasekar]

It’s official, as per the proposed ‘The Constitution (One Hundred and Thirty First Amendment) Bill, 2026, strength of Lok Sabha increased from 543 to 850 members.

[Jyotiranjan @MishrJR]

Please expedite it.

[Jyotiranjan @MishrJR]

@goibibo please refund the amount at the earliest, hopefully by today.

[Parth MN @parthpunter]

Life has come full circle for Amol Muzumdar.

He is one of the greatest cricketers to never play for India.

He announced himself as the next big thing, scoring 260 on his Ranji Trophy debut for Mumbai.

He didn't stop there. He went on to score over 11,000 more and absolutely bossed domestic cricket along the way.

Sadly, he played in an era when the Indian middle order had Dravid, Tendulkar, Laxman and Ganguly.

In 2014, he retired from first class cricket, ending his illustrious career that lasted 21 years.

But he never wore the illusive India cap.

11 years after retirement, as the coach of the Indian women's team, he lifts the ODI World Cup.

It's a story of grit, resilience and redemption.

It's got a bit of Kabir Khan in it, isn't it? That too on SRK's 60th birthday.

#ICCWomensWorldCup2025

[Wasim Jaffer @WasimJaffer14]

Series drawn but India take the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy on boundary count @MichaelVaughan 😜 #ENGvIND

[Star Sports @StarSportsIndia]

Scored a hundred, saved the Test, farmed ♾ aura! 💁‍♂

#RavindraJadeja didn't hesitate, till the end 👀

#ENGvIND 👉 5th TEST | Starts THU, 31st July, 2:30 PM | Streaming on JioHotstar!