Visited Vrindavan a few months back. While taking a ferry, we asked for life jackets, but the operator refused, asking ‘what’s the requirement’?
At that time it felt odd, but after the recent incident, it really makes you think. Basic safety should never be taken lightly.
If scrutiny were applied consistently to global powers instead of uncritically toward one nation, the conversation would be far more meaningful.
Maybe this outrage wouldn’t even exist if the questions were directed where they actually belong.
Why frame it as something India must address when it concerns two other countries?
The incident didn’t occur in Indian waters and was handled by Sri Lanka within its SRR. Their navy rescued around 30-32 sailors on humanitarian grounds.
Since COVID it’s just been one heavy headline after another, and we just… adjust. Like it’s normal.
Everything gets absorbed, debated, turned into memes, and then we move on.
No reset or pause. Just constant updates.😶
Civic sense should be declared endangered.
We’ve wiped it out faster than forests -
even dinosaurs had a better survival rate.
We call it ‘Incredible India’ - mostly because it’s incredible how we still behave.
#India#civicsense#IncredibleIndia
Maturity taught us ambition, but quietly stole our wonder.
We grew up, but maybe just stopped noticing.
The lights, the celebrations, the laughter - all the same, yet softer inside us.
Funny how wisdom and maturity feel alike, while what we’ve truly lost are the simplest joys.
Tragic news from Kedarnath Capt.Rajveer Singh Chauhan was the pilot of the helicopter crash this morning. I literally just met him days ago; he was a truly good person. My heart aches for his family, and for all the passengers who lost their lives. RIP🙏
#HelicopterCrash
Pakistan’s PRSC-EO1 satellite, launched in Jan 2025, has high-res imaging. Is there a possibility it was used for military reconnaissance before the April Pahalgam attack?
#PahalgamAttack#IndiaPakistanWar2025
Our silence has been strategic, not passive.Their inability to fix themselves is destabilizing South Asia.
How long will India continue to bear the consequences of Pakistan's internal failures?
#NationFirst#IndiaPakistanWar#CounterTerrorism#NationalSecurity
Is defending against terror truly "wanting war," or is it a fundamental necessity for security and fairness?
The pain of 2001, 2008, 2016, and 2019 reveals what's at stake.
What happens when a state fixates on external threats while internal issues fester?