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[Dr. Falguni Vasavada @falgunivasavada]

The Rajasthan rape case of a 13 year old is not leaving me! 30 men raped her! Not a single men had conscience? Not a single men thought to end this trauma? Not a single men had a teenage girl in his family? It took 5 days for police to search her? 😭😭

[SouthAsiaFoundation @SAF_Foundation]

@sakshijoshii But so low views, is she not a staunch supporter of present dispensation? She should be having thosands of views if not in millions. Why so poor reach? Wondering.

[Ria @RiaRevealed]

Thank you, Justice Madhav Jamdar, for speaking the truth without fear. The Constitution guarantees every citizen the right to peacefully protest. Criminalising dissent weakens democracy, while protecting citizens' rights strengthens the nation. Your words are a reminder of what constitutional values stand for.
#Bombay_High_court #RightToProtest #Democracy #Constitution

[SouthAsiaFoundation @SAF_Foundation]

@saurabhkoratkar That's why it's called incredible india.

[Saurabh Koratkar @saurabhkoratkar]

बिल काढण्यासाठी पुण्यामध्ये भर पावसात झाडांना पाणी देणं सुरुये..
पाणी कुठ कुठ मुरते लक्षात घ्या...

[SriSathya @sathyashrii]

Young student Without Hands Uses Foot to Write Exam, Showing Remarkable Determination..👏👏

[SouthAsiaFoundation @SAF_Foundation]

@TusharG Absolutely and shamefully.

[🍉Tushar GANDHI🇵🇸 Manavta Meri Jaat @TusharG]

Mumbai had a Redlight Area where exploited women were forced into selling themselves. It was called Kamathipura. Now the trade in bodies has shifted to Vidhanbhavan where elected representatives sell themselves to those in power at an hourly rate.

[Anika M @Anika_Breaths]

The silence surrounding the brutal five-day gang-rape of an innocent 13-year-old girl by 30 men in Ganganagar is absolutely deafening.
There are no protests, no mainstream news broadcasts and no trending topics on X for an act so monstrous.
It raises a disturbing question: is the public and media look the other way purely because this happened under a BJP administration?
Everything is allowed under BJP watch?

[Dr. Shama Mohamed @drshamamohd]

No building, no equipment, nothing—yet a hospital existed only on paper in BJP’s double-engine-ruled Madhya Pradesh.

Shockingly, for 6 years, the transfers and postings of doctors, nurses, and other hospital staff kept taking place. Even Bollywood couldn’t come up with a fraud script like this. This was just another loot mechanism of the BJP that had been running for the last 6 years.

[PRARTHANA SINGH @PrarthaSingh83]

सोना का पैर लगाया क्या की 22 लाख का बिल बना दिया🙉😡
ये हॉस्पिटल नही लुटेरा गैंग है😡
पैर टूटने का ईलाज में 22 लाख का बिल सुनकर मर गया इंसान,😭,इस हॉस्पिटल पर केश होना चाहिए,और हॉस्पिटल को हर्जाना भी भरना चाहिए😡

[Priya Purohit @Priyaa_Purohit]

BREAKING : Two nurses in Keralam jumped off a KSRTC Bus after spotting a man suffering a heart attack in traffic.

They immediately performed CPR, keeping him alive until he reached the hospital, where emergency angioplasty saved his life.

Heros in Scrubs who didn't hesitate to save a stranger. ❤️👏👏❤️

[POL @CptoneP]

The Indian government just forgot the 260 people died in the tragic plane crash of Ahmedabad.

British High Commissioner to India, Lindy Cameron, personality visited Ahmedabad to mark one year since the devastating crash of Air India Flight 171.

When she reached the crash site on 12 June 2026, there was no memorial built even after an year and she has to tribute the flowers putting on the site.

Federation of Indian Pilots said that on the very first anniversary of the tragic incident, no official tribunal statement was came from the PM and CM of Gujarat. Not a public representative was present at the crash site.

In the 260 deaths, 52 were from Britain and their officials were aware for the tribute but our officials were too busy.

[Sann @san_x_m]

His name was Dashrath Manjhi.

For twenty two years he broke a mountain apart with a hammer and a chisel. Alone. Because that mountain killed his wife.

He was born in 1934 in Gehlaur, a small village near Gaya in Bihar.

He belonged to the Musahar community, one of the poorest and most looked down upon communities in India. He worked as a daily wage labourer.

His village had one cruel problem.

A steep rocky hill cut it off from the nearest town. To reach a doctor, people had to travel all the way around it, a journey of about 55 kilometres.

In 1959, his wife Falguni Devi was hurt near that hill.

Help was too far away. She died before she could reach a doctor.

He decided no one else would lose someone the way he lost her.

So he picked up a hammer and a chisel, and he started breaking the mountain.

People called him mad. He kept going.

He worked on that hill every single day for twenty two years. He sold his goats to buy tools. Slowly, a few villagers began to help.

By 1982, he had carved a road straight through the hill. About 110 metres long. Wide enough for people to pass.

The journey around the mountain dropped from about 55 kilometres to about 15.

A single man with hand tools had done what the government never did.

He asked for nothing.

The proper paved road over his path was finally built only after he died in 2007.

Today he is remembered as the Mountain Man.

Follow for stories India deserves to remember.

[D Prasanth Nair @DPrasanthNair]

On Wednesday morning Sinoj, who runs a lottery shop at Kochi developed severe chest pain while driving himself to a hospital. As traffic came to a standstill, he collapsed inside the car.

Two nurses - Anjali Baiju and Ardra Raj, who were travelling in a bus, noticed the commotion on the roadside. They immediately got off the bus, rushed to the car and began cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).

A passer by Ranjith, took over the car and drove Sinoj to the hospital. The two nurses continued CPR inside the vehicle until Sinoj reached a hospital.

Doctors said he had regained signs of recovery by the time he arrived.

Respect to the two sisters. God bless
This truly made my day

[SouthAsiaFoundation @SAF_Foundation]

@rohini_sgh Are they realising it now?

[Rohini Singh @rohini_sgh]

Very true account of how the situation was during the UPA regime. PM Manmohan Singh’s office did not doggedly pursue journalists for slightly critical tweets, ED wasn’t used to shut down organisations like NewsClick because it questioned the govt, the media was free to question.

[GHADA 🇵🇸 @ghadaa231]

Despite everything, we are still alive ،،
If you stand with us, comment with your country's flag.

[Priyanka Chaturvedi🇮🇳 @priyankac19]

An 11 year old child was killed due to a tree falling on the school bus.
A 60 year old man died due to an uncovered manhole.
These were both murders due to negligence of those in power
However forget accountability here we have Mumbai President of BJP casually joking about it and laughing loudly.
Tells you all about the triple engine governance.

[Jawhar Sircar @jawharsircar]

That's tall talk for a person who poisoned generations of kids and gullible people into drinking toxic aerated cold drinks
— to make millions for herself and billions for her Yank bosses!