Prathmesh Mahajani

Social Impact Designer, Engineer.
Reach me at [email protected]

[Prathmesh Mahajani @PrathmeshDFI]

Dedicating this artwork to the @CentralIfs @adityadickysin @ParveenKaswan @SudhaRamenIFS @PraveenIFShere and all officers with ref to the rescue of the calf and reuniting with its mother.

Also, hello @satishacharya. Learning to make artworks on Krita. Hope you like it :)

[mariana Z @mariana057]

Due to the high cost of energy, the light at the end of the tunnel has been switched off.

[Dr Prteek @DrHomeostatic]

Unless you're a student, parent, or active on Twitter, you're unlikely to know anything about the CBSE fiasco. The media has done a remarkable job 👏

[Amrit Pal Singh @amritpaldesign]

Now @Pinterest lets you hide all the AI slop. Just go there and see the beautiful things humans made before AI.

[Shivam Singh @PoeticShivam]

Why are people so mad at that dog?

That dog is eating off the leftovers.. what else a dog would do? Cook a meal for itself? At this point.. people see a dog and get upset.

A dog shouldn’t be there inside airport. That’s a lapse on the part of airport management. Blame them!

[Prathmesh Mahajani @PrathmeshDFI]

@Vivek4real_ Ok. Are mfs still building those data centers?

[Siddhant Srivastava @iamsidddhant]

I am the brother of Vedant and I am appalled by seeing how people are calling us Pakistani yes Vedant did not had twitter because he was busy studying instead of tweeting and we made this account for tweeting his genuine issues because we could not apply for reevaluation

[Umashankar Singh उमाशंकर सिंह @umashankarsingh]

उत्तराखंड के जंगल जल रहे हैं

[Nithya Shri @Nithya_Shrii]

If you poured a gallon of poison in a CEO's pool, you'd be arrested, for attempted murder.

They pour 10,000 gallons into your drinking water, that's just business.

[The Protagonist @protagonist_xig]

Imagine inviting companies to open DATA CENTERS in a country like this.

The government really wants to K|LL YOU

[Shreya Dhoundial @shreyadhoundial]

Satire is a 'National Security Threat' now ?? Gazab...

[Helle Lyng @HelleLyngSvends]

Exactly. The journalists of India should be able to do their work without being scared of repercussions.

[Vir Das @thevirdas]

The fact that a specific section of Indian twitter, is praising an Italian lady, is just incredibly ironic :-)

[Tanushree Pandey @TanushreePande]

No sir, we have. Unfortunately, many of us were thrown out of our jobs and stopped being counted as part of India’s “press corps” precisely because we asked tough ques to the govt.

India still has some of the finest independent journalists doing real journalism and asking difficult ques .. often at the cost of being silenced in more ways than one.

More power to Helle, absolutely. But even more power to those journalists in India who have been doing this for years, under far harsher circumstances, with far more at stake.

[Vidya @VidyaKrishnan]

Winning praise?! Are we seeing the same thing?

That gulab jamun of a man went on a verbal diarrhea.

[Helle Lyng @HelleLyngSvends]

@tannhaushg Not in a democracy.

[Dhruv Rathee @dhruv_rathee]

Modi deserves to be humiliated everywhere he goes.

He has not given a single press conference in 12 years since he became the Prime Minister. He fails to fulfill the basic transparency and accountability requirements of being a leader.

I would like to encourage foreign journalists from other European countries to ask him questions wherever they see him, just like @HelleLyngSvends did. Embarrass him so much that he is forced to show some accountability in front of people. You will be doing great service for India’s progress.

[Umashankar Singh उमाशंकर सिंह @umashankarsingh]

ट्रोलिंग के ज़रिए घर में 'दबदबा' दिखा सकते हो, जगत नहीं जीत सकते।

#उमासूक्ति

[Helle Lyng @HelleLyngSvends]

Journalism is sometimes confrontational. We seek answers. If any interview subject, especially with power, do not answer what I asked, I will try to interrupt and get a more focused response. That is my job & duty. I want answers and not just talking points.

[Helle Lyng @HelleLyngSvends]

@sachinsingh1010 A reporters job is to question power, also when they prefer to be unavailable.

[Kapil @kapsology]

If she were a journalist in India, authorities would first be sent to inspect whether her house had an extended balcony, and then a bulldozer would be dispatched to demolish it.

Her media group would be ordered to sack her, and if they refused, the ED would have knocked on their doors by now.

Her phone would probably be bugged using Pegasus.

Some forgotten tweet from 2014 would be presented as a threat to national security.

A panel of professional outrage experts would appear every evening to explain how asking questions is actually a foreign conspiracy.

A fresh FIR would appear in three different states over the exact same sentence.

Her passport status would suddenly become a matter of urgent national concern.

If she moved to YouTube, her channel would somehow violate policy within hours.

And by the end of it all, she would be politely advised that “India has complete freedom of speech”..

.. as long as the speech is pre-approved.