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#BREAKING
Got to know from Sangrur, #Farmer Leader Joginder Singh Ugraha has contracted #COVID19. Admitted in Nivaran Super Speciality Hospital, Bathinda.
Gave wrong address to conceal identity, violating Epidemic Diseases Act, 1897.
Action must be taken
@HMOIndia
#FarmersProtest

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Did you know the #WorldPoliceAndFireGames are 2nd-largest sporting event after the Olympics?
PM Modi in #MannKiBaat celebrated India's historic medal haul (nearly 600) at the recent games. The excitement builds as #India prepares to host these prestigious games in 2029.
#WPFG2029

[Sajeda Akhtar @Sajeda_Akhtar]

Thread: The Sinister Alliance — #Turkey, #China & #Pakistan's Covert Plan to Encircle India
A dangerous triad is working systematically to destabilize #India, especially its vulnerable Northeast.
What you're about to read isn’t just speculation!
A Thread🧵
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@RajaMuneeb @AdityaRajKaul @sidhant @ImtiazMadmood @Hashpipe821
#JyotiMalhotra ज्योति मल्होत्रा #IndiaPakistanWar2025 #MondayMotivation

[Sajeda Akhtar @Sajeda_Akhtar]

🚨 India Strikes Back with Precision & Power 🇮🇳✈️

In a bold and decisive counter-terror operation, the Indian Air Force has avenged the cowardly #PahalgamTerroristAttack:

1️⃣ #MasoodAzhar's Clan Hit Hard:
Jaish-e-Mohammad Chief Masood Azhar confirms 10 of his family members killed in IAF airstrikes on his house in Bahawalpur, #Pakistan. Pakistani media reports say 14 killed, including his sister & brother-in-law. Funeral held in Bahawalpur today.
2️⃣ Kotli Camp Commander Eliminated:
Qari Mohd Iqbal, radical preacher & top terror commander of Kotli Terror Camp, along with 10 terrorists, neutralized in Pakistan-occupied #JammuAndKashmir.
3️⃣ Bilal Camp Head Dead:
Yaqub Mughal, chief of Bilal Terror Camp, buried with full ISI & Pak Police presence—proof of Pakistan’s terror sponsorship.

🔥#India's message is clear: Those who kill innocents will pay the price—no matter where they hide.
🇮🇳 Salute to our armed forces.
🇵🇰 Shame on Pakistan for sheltering and sponsoring terror.
#IndiaStrikesBack #PahalgamAttack #OperationSindoor #TerrorHasNoPlace #IndianAirForce #PakistanExposed #IndiaPakistanWar #IndianArmy #IndiaPakistanTensions

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#Pakistan issues nuclear threat to #India again!
In an interview with @RT_com, Pak Ambassador to Russia Muhammad Khalid Jamali openly threatens to use both conventional AND nuclear weapons in an “imminent” conflict with India.

This is nothing but dangerous nuclear blackmail by a rogue state that harbors terrørists, undermines peace, and continues to destabilize South Asia. While India focuses on development, diplomacy, and regional stability, Pakistan continues its obsession with war rhetoric and nuclear brinkmanship.

For instance, earlier:
👉Minister Hanif Abbasi threatened India saying “Pakistan’s 130 nuclear bombs and Ghaznavi missiles are ready to strike if India stops water under the Indus Waters Treaty.”
👉Bilawal Bhutto Zardari warned, “Dariya mein ya toh paani bahega, ya unka khoon” (Either water will flow in the river — or their blood).
👉Defense Minister Khawaja Asif openly stated that Pakistan will not hesitate to use nuclear weapons first.

The world must take note: a nuclear-armed state threatening war on baseless provocations is a threat to global security, not just regional peace.
@M_Simonyan @AdnanSamiLive @TinyDhillon
#PakistanThreatensWar #NuclearBlackmail #SouthAsia #India #PeaceUnderThreat #RTinterview

[Sajeda Akhtar @Sajeda_Akhtar]

Must-Read | A Kashmiri's Cry of Conscience
“Apne Pairon Par Kulhadi Maarna” – a soul-stirring reflection on 35 years of blood, betrayal, and blindness.
From 1990 to #Pahalgam 2025: This isn’t just a piece. It’s a wake-up call.

👇 Read the full article:

"It’s been 35 long years. And I still can’t wrap my head around one thing—why haven’t we Kashmiris learned? Why haven’t we awakened to the reality of our own destruction? The same pattern of bloodshed, the same calls for revolution, the same empty promises of azaadi, and the same tragic consequences. If anyone asks me what true tabahi (destruction) looks like, I’d say, " Look at us, look at what we’ve been through and yet how we refuse to change."

It began in 1990, the year our paradise began to burn. Blood flowed in the streets, homes turned into ashes, and the cries of mothers drowned even the sound of bullets. I remember that time like it was tattooed on my soul. Massacres, migration, disappearances, and propaganda—the identity of Kashmir was hijacked. We were broken by the weight of conflict, and instead of healing, we began to normalize pain. That should’ve been our wake-up call. But it wasn’t. We didn’t learn.

Then came the 2000s- another dark chapter. Another decade of unrest. More youths disappeared into the folds of violence. More funerals, more fear, more headlines. The pattern repeated itself—one side shouting azaadi, the other tightening control, and in between, the common Kashmiri choking on both. Still, we didn’t learn. Still, we thought that somehow, one day, chaos would lead us to peace.

But something shifted after 2010. There was a slow, almost imperceptible wave of calm. Construction projects began, roads reached remote villages, schools reopened with more consistency, and for the first time in decades, I saw children in uniforms instead of shrouds. The education sector started to bloom. For the first time, development was not just a word in government documents—it was visible on the ground. I thought, “Maybe now, finally, we are waking up.”

And then came 2019, a year that shook everything. The central government revoked Article 370, stripped Jammu and Kashmir of its special status, and made it a Union Territory. We were stunned. The outrage was expected. We felt betrayed. Our identity, our autonomy—all seemingly taken away in a single stroke. But here’s the part most don’t want to talk about. What followed was not chaos—it was construction.

The government didn’t
just take control—it delivered. Education reforms, healthcare improvements, road and rail infrastructure, digital connectivity, and above all, tourism—it boomed. I saw record numbers of tourists flowing in. Hotels were full, locals were earning, handicrafts were in demand again. Pahalgam, Gulmarg, Sonmarg—names once tied with curfews, were now tied with camera clicks. For the first time in decades, there was a sense of normalcy, a sense of pride. I looked around and thought—yes, this is the Kashmir I want my children to grow up in.

But what did we do?

We forgot the lessons. We let our guard down. And once again, we began walking backwards. Old ideologies, foreign agendas, and internal confusion started spreading again. We sabotaged our own progress. We, the people, who should have been guardians of this newfound peace, became its biggest threat.

Then came the Pahalgam attack. And just like that, tourism took a hit. Livelihoods were shaken. Confidence was shattered. I couldn’t stop thinking—how many more decades will it take for us to finally realize that we are our own worst enemies? How many more times will we hand Pakistan the remote control of our minds?

Yes, Pakistan is behind much of the mischief. They know exactly what string to pull. They don’t need tanks when they can manipulate emotions. They don’t need soldiers when our youth can be turned into weapons. And the worst part? We let them. They rely on our ignorance, our internal divisions, our emotional wounds. They feed off our confusion. And we keep serving ourselves on a silver platter.

But I refuse to stay silent now.

I’ve seen too much. I’ve lost too much. I’ve watched three generations get stuck in this loop. It’s time to ask ourselves: What do we want? Do we want the bloody history of 1990s to repeat? Do we want our streets echoing with gunfire again? Or do we want development, dignity, and direction?

Because we’ve seen both! We’ve tasted the bitterness of conflict, and now we’ve seen the sweetness of peace. And it is clear—no foreign power, no separatist ideology, and no propaganda machine can save us or destroy us. Only we can.

So, to my fellow Kashmiris, I say this from the bottom of my heart:

Let’s not be foolish again. Let’s not trade our future for false pride. Let’s not fall for the same script that has kept us bleeding since 1990. The real freedom isn’t in slogans—it’s in education, in jobs, in healthcare, in secure lives. The real fight isn’t against Delhi or Srinagar—it’s against our own blindness.

This is our land. Our identity. Our responsibility. If we don’t protect it now, there won’t be much left to protect."

#Kashmir #Pahalgam #Article370 #KashmirUnfiltered #PeaceNotPropaganda #PahalgamTerroristAttack #PehalgamTerroristAttack #PahelgamTerroristattack #IndiaPakistan #IndiaPakistanWar #IndianArmy #PakistanBehindPahalgam #AllEyesOnPahalgam

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Terrørists Adil Thoker and Asif Sheikh—paid the price for their cowardly role in the #PahalgamTerrorAttack. Adil Thoker's house located in Bijbehara was blown up using explosives and reduced to rubble overnight, while Asif Sheikh's house in Tral was crushed using a bulldozer.

Let this be a warning to all terrørists, their sympathizers, and their foreign handlers sitting across the border in #Pakistan: Every action has consequences.

If this is the fate of those who betray their own soil, imagine what awaits the infiltrators from Pakistan who dare to spill innocent blood on #Indian land.

Your safe havens won't remain safe for long. #India has changed—and so has the response.

Pakistan Global Terrorist
#PahalgamAttack #LashkarExposed #PakistanExposed #PahalgamTerrroristAttack #pahalgamattack #PakistanBehindPahalgam #GlobalTerrorist

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First, #PakistaniTerrorists unleash carnage in #Pahalgam, massacring innocents without remorse. Two days later, a cake is delivered to the #Pakistan High Commission in #Delhi. What exactly are they celebrating? Bloodshed? The murder of Indians?

This is a slap in the face to the victims and every Indian who stands against terrør. Pakistan's establishment continues to shelter and glorify terrørists, while pretending to seek peace. Their hypocrisy knows no bounds.

Shame on this blatant insensitivity. Shame on the terrør state and its sympathisers. #India will never forget. India will never forgive.

#PahalgamAttack #TerrorStatePakistan #PahalgamTerrroristAttack
@TinyDhillon @kakar_harsha @AdityaRajKaul

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The #Chinese ambassador to India feigns "shock" over the #PahalgamTerroristAttack, claiming #China "opposes terrorism in all forms".

Spare us the hypocrisy!
Thanks to the community note under his tweet, everyone is reminded that #Beijing has repeatedly shielded #Pakistani terrorists at the UN, blocking their designation time and again.
This isn't diplomacy. It's cold, calculated deceit.

#China acts as the godfather of #Pakistan's jihadis at the UN Security Council, protecting the very monsters who butcher Hindus, and then has the audacity to offer hollow condolences wrapped in crocodile tears.
Enough with the theater, Beijing. Your mask has slipped.
#ChinaExposed #BeijingBetrayal #PahalgamTerrorAttack #pahalgamattack #Pahalgam #PakistanIsTerrorFactory
@China_Amb_India @AdityaRajKaul @aquibmir71 @Iyervval @RajaMuneeb @thehawkeyex

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Have you seen a sincere post from any of these species condemning the #PahalgamAttack, or just a few words thrown together to save their public image?
#PahalgamTerroristAttack #PahalgamTerrorAttack #Pahalgam

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RAF’s vigilance has averted a potential mob situation during overcrowding at a key ghat, calmly dispersing the crowd and restoring order. #KumbhOfTogetherness

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RAF has set up help desks for lost pilgrims, reuniting families and providing reassurance to those in distress, showcasing their humane side. #KumbhOfTogetherness

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RAF officers conducting night-time patrolling at camps and routes to ensure pilgrims’ safety and prevent thefts or disturbances. #KumbhOfTogetherness

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RAF has secured the Mahakumbh’s outer perimeters, ensuring no unauthorized entry and maintaining a seamless flow of devotees. #KumbhOfTogetherness

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In a quick response, RAF escorted injured pilgrims to medical camps during a minor stampede, preventing escalation and saving lives. #KumbhOfTogetherness

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RAF organized community engagement programs, building trust with the public and guiding pilgrims on safety measures during the Mahakumbh. #KumbhOfTogetherness

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RAF teams working tirelessly to diffuse tense situations, ensuring pilgrims could worship peacefully without disruption. Their intervention is calm yet firm. #KumbhOfTogetherness

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Equipped with riot-control gear, RAF is monitoring sensitive areas and ensuring peaceful coexistence, making Mahakumbh a harmonious event for all. #KumbhOfTogetherness

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RAF has established rapid deployment squads, ready to intervene during emergencies, ensuring prompt resolution of potential flashpoints at Mahakumbh. #KumbhOfTogetherness

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🚨 Fact Check Alert 🚨

A video shared by Vandana Sonkar @Vndnason claiming to show harassment of a foreign tourist in #India is actually from #Bangladesh.

📍 Misinformation Alert: Verify before sharing!
Let's not malign India with false narratives. 🇮🇳
#FakeNews #FactCheck

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Caste & race r distinct,nt same @realradiance
Caste discrimination should b addressed in India’s context, nt through biased international narratives
India’s progress on social justice, including Ashwini KP’s appointment as UN Special Rapporteur, reflects commitment to inclusivity