stand up

[Abhijit Iyer-Mitra @Iyervval]

2021 Mahua “I know what it takes to defeat Modi”

2026 Modi “hold my nariyal paani”

😭😭😭

[Reveal Facts @facts_reveal]

If Congress openly supports Mamata Banerjee and Abhishek in Bengal, it is actually good for BJP. Just like Bihar, They will spend the next 20 years just defending themselves against the Goonda Raj tag.

[Diva Jain @DivaJain2]

India's demographic dividend is fading fast.

Most of the population growth will now come from Dehaat - teeming millions with no skills and caste angst looking for sarkari jobs + Ladla/Ladli schemes.

India should focus on growth and forget macrostability for the next ten years.

[Srinu Shy @shar49513]

@thehawkeyex But he is one of those celebrities who signed the letter urging the people of India not to vote for Modi.

[Anshul Saxena @AskAnshul]

UP elections are nearing, and the ecosystem is back in action.

Yesterday’s Samajwadis are today’s “student activists.” A look at their old posts is enough to expose the rebranding. This account changed username 53 times.

Student issues are merely the vehicle; the real goal is to manufacture resentment against the govt and create political unrest ahead of elections.

[JVC Sreeram (Bulls Eye) @sreeramjvc]

Sunil Bansal scripted victories in Uttar Pradesh in 2014, 2017, 2019 & 2022.

Delivered Odisha in 2024.

Gave 8 MP’s from Telangana in 2024. Without Odisha & Telangana BJP would not have reached 240.

Delivered West Bengal in 2026.

The man works silently & delivers when it matters most.
@sunilbansalbjp

[Abhijit Iyer-Mitra @Iyervval]

Given the abysmal attendance today, notice how the goalposts are shifted. Yesterday it was “this is going to be so big”. Today it’s “so what if more people attend a cat’s funeral, it sent a message”. Funding is dependent on convening power, absent which parameters have to be manipulated.

[Rishi Bagree @rishibagree]

30 Million REAL Indian Voters voted for the BJP in the recently held West Bengal elections.

This includes 1.5 Crore Gen Z voters.

Real Indian voters and not Pakistani bots...

[Counter Narrative @EraOfNewIndia]

Narendra Modi is unbeatable.

You cannot beat him. It is impossible.

You can dent him. You can damage him. But you are never ever going to beat him.

He’s completely, totally, unequivocally unbeatable.

Live with it.

[Sameer @BesuraTaansane]

@abhijeet_dipke What huge numbers? Listen to your own backers 🤡

[Hemir Desai @hemirdesai]

@PeekTV_in This protest has been big Flop as their agenda was to spread Anarchism which Genz Understood very well. Genz has exposed CJP by not participating in this protest. Instagram (SM) catches the narration but when it comes to ground reality it exposes agenda

[The Jaipur Dialogues @JaipurDialogues]

Arfa is Clearly Frustrated

Says not even 1000 in attendance

[Samridh Joshi @SamridhJoshi]

2016: I was engaged in a heated feud at IIT Kanpur against some leftist scums. We went to the Gymkhana President to help us out. Little did we realise he was going to f**k us over.

That was the day I became a RWinger for life.

The president's name was Ashutosh Ranka.

[Vidit Sharma 🇮🇳 @TheViditsharma]

When modern alternatives like e-rickshaws, e-carts, and small transport vehicles are widely available, countless animals are still being used for heavy loading work.

What breaks the heart even more is seeing them struggle under impossible burdens.

Look at this mule/horse. Every step appears painful. Every pull looks like a battle against exhaustion. Yet it keeps moving because it has no choice.

Animals do not choose this life.

They do not choose the heavy loads.
They do not choose the harsh conditions.
They do not choose the suffering.

And just because they cannot speak does not mean they do not feel pain.

As a society, we must do better.

The time has come to gradually phase out animals from heavy loading work and replace them with humane alternatives wherever possible. Until then, strict welfare standards, lighter loads, proper rest, access to water, veterinary care, and compassionate treatment should be the bare minimum.

Progress cannot be called progress if it is built on the silent suffering of animals.

Seeing these gentle souls struggle day after day is truly heartbreaking.

Please spare a thought and a prayer for the countless horses, mules, donkeys, and bullocks who continue to bear burdens far heavier than they ever should.

Compassion must evolve along with technology.

[Eagle @HodlEagle254]

Every hardcore Congressi Knows what’s going on

CJP will cut more congress Votes 🤣

[कुशल मेहरा @kushal_mehra]

Bhai kitne besharam log hain yaar. They are reporting as if thousands turn up!!! More people turn up to a local dance party than to this protest in India. This is why Western media is so discredited.

[Ganesh @me_ganesh14]

At least now Kejriwal should understand that wasting money won't help u get crowd and IAC movement succeeded not because of u but because ground mobilization was done by ABVP and Baba Ramdev organisation. Had it not been so it would have failed on day 1.

[chacha monk @oldschoolmonk]

Movements like the Cockroach Party can work in small countries like Nepal where the ruling party is hated by everyone.
India is far more diverse and complex.
Despite some governance issues, BJP still enjoys significant support.

[Anshul Saxena @AskAnshul]

Ajaz Khan has nearly 6 million followers on Instagram.

For years, he has posted videos on various topics. Many of those videos got millions of views. Thousands of people like, comment on, and share his content.

With such a massive online presence, he apparently believed he could translate that popularity into electoral success.

So, he contested the 2024 Maharashtra Assembly election from the Versova constituency.

The result?
Ajaz received 155 votes.
NOTA received 1298 votes.

Think about that for a moment.
Millions of followers.
Millions of video views.
Thousands of shares and comments.

Yet only 155 votes in the election. Those 155 votes may have come only from his family members.

It is a reminder that social media influence and ground reality are often two very different things. The internet is not always an accurate reflection of the real world.

[pallavi ghosh @_pallavighosh]

My driver Najmul Hassan answers me when I ask why is kolkata so empty — he said ( his words) “ didi, the Bangladeshis have gone - they would squat and crowd .. so kolkata is emptier now”