Estepan

Eight hours of sleep. Experiential learning.

[Nehr_who? @Nher_who]

Reporter: Why are you protesting?

VHP leader: We are here to protest against Jihadis,Hindus should not have any trade or business with them

Reporter: But you yourself have given your shop on rent to a Muslim

VHP leader: Why are you bringing my shop in this interview bro 😭

[pranav pradhi @pranavpradhi1]

People who celebrate 10-minute deliveries as a sign of India’s progress should read this.

During the Malviya Nagar fire incident, locals say fire brigades reached nearly 45 minutes late. Residents had to spread mattresses to rescue people trapped inside, including foreign nationals.

Development is when emergency services arrive in minutes, not when groceries do.

[Estepan @tinkerandthink]

@jayasankar Pic okkae kandu🥲

[{baby.exe}🫧🐿️ @thebabykadayadi]

the fact that we can walk our streets in peace every evening is a privilege people in manipur have been denied for years

[Estepan @tinkerandthink]

@theliverdoc "...treating sucker and the sucker-punched patient." 😂

[Estepan @tinkerandthink]

Policychettan should start a breakdown podcast for us laypeople.

[Ravi Prakash Official @raviprakash_rtv]

THIS IS A REMARKABLE MOMENT IN THE CBSE OSM CONTROVERSY !!!

Sarthak Sidhant @sidhant_sarthak , one of the students who raised questions about the OSM evaluation process and tendering system, has now arrived at the Parliament House Annexe to present his findings before the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Education.

What started as students questioning blurred scans, mismatched answer sheets and evaluation irregularities has now officially reached Parliament.

Over the past few days, Sarthak and other students dug through public multiple documents, tender clauses and evaluation records while demanding answers from institutions far more powerful than themselves.

Whether anyone agrees with every allegation or not, one thing is undeniable that an investigation led by multiple students has forced a national conversation on transparency, accountability and the future of students in India.

@dpradhanbjp @cbseindia29 @EduMinOfIndia

[Ollie Vargas @Ollie_Vargas_]

Bolivia's workers unions held a congress yesterday and confirmed that they will not take part in any dialogue or negotiations.

The general strike against neoliberalism continues, the number of barricades erected along highways is now 90, a record breaking number.

[Valia🍉 @livetime_fe]

Hi @garwarehitech, do you know your employee Omkar Dandawate is abusing women online in the name of religion?
@police_aurangab

[Nilanjana Roy 📚🦊 @nilanjanaroy]

Too true.

"For years we have called for a crackdown on mining," he said. "But now that urban dwellers realise their cities are getting hotter, everyone now wants to save the Aravallis."

Read more at:
https://t.co/elHDEBViWJ

[Manish RJ @mrjethwani1]

Justice has finally triumphed in Bihar. After only 33 years of lightning-fast legal proceedings, an 84-year-old, severely ill man has been sentenced to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment for a 1992 dispute over tying a cow and a pathway.

The efficiency is truly remarkable while two people had to support him just to walk to jail, the system ensured that not a moment more than three decades was wasted in delivering justice.

A shining example of how swiftly and compassionately our institutions work.

[Sarthak Sidhant @sidhant_sarthak]

very nice investigation, i wonder who did it

[Estepan @tinkerandthink]

Do you all remember when we used to binge read Wikipedia articles, check the homepage out of curiosity and then disappear into random article rabbit holes for hours?

[Double Down News @DoubleDownNews]

“I want to kill someone today & it might be you"

"They wrenched my trousers & underwear down & I was raped by one of the soldiers"

"Other people had guns inserted inside them"

"My daughter was syringed with an unknown substance"

Juliet Lamont's Gaza Flotilla testimony:

[Jonathan Cook @Jonathan_K_Cook]

A former senior colleague of Raffi Berg, now the BBC's Middle East online editor, forensically analyses his output as a BBC writer.

It shows a consistent pattern of humanising Israeli soldiers and settlers while dehumanising Palestinians, and burying information that might place Israel in a bad light – talents that seem to have led to his promotion to BBC editor.

Martin Asser concludes: "The world Berg presents in his early BBC features is a rich source of misinformation and / or disinformation."

This article should prove useful to Owen Jones' legal team as they fight Berg's defamation case. Jones cited 13 BBC journalists who accused Berg of skewing the corporation's coverage to make Israel look good.

More here: https://t.co/IcsHVGiCNw

[TA_backup_2nd @TA_backup_2nd]

The biggest con india played for decades was selling ifself as world’s largest democratic republic,a spiritual abode,a melting pot of cultures.
Beneath those facade was hidden the dark nature of inhumane hindu majoritarian society, which the world is getting to see as mask slips.

[Vidya @VidyaKrishnan]

This man is unreal.

After years of lecturing schools kids in his one-way "Pareeksha pe charcha", when they're are asking legit Q from his govt, he's talking about.. mangoes!!!

What a curse.

[Audrey Truschke @AudreyTruschke]

Nice to be quoted here, on Shivaji, caste, and Hindu identity —

“Shivaji would be highly confused by modern allegations that he was fighting for Hindus.”

https://t.co/Qzm4Cjez1b

[𝓔𝓶 ♡ @emkenobi]

This story gets so much worse. Apparently this all started because police were called out for a disturbance after her husband broke their tv out of anger after finding out his brother was killed by Israel in Gaza. The husband is Palestinian. When the police were taking him into custody his wife stopped them because she wanted to accompany him and that is when the officer threw her on the ground for “interference.” The couple was cooperative with the police the entire time and yet this is how they were treated.

She delivered the baby prematurely because of the physical trauma on her body but thankfully both she and the baby survived and are in good health. She easily could have miscarried.

This entire police department should be investigated and that officer should be arrested and charged with aggravated assault.