Vyuti Dance Company

Vyuti is a dance company that does exploratory work in the Bharatanatyam idiom headed by Artistic director @aranyani

[Sayema @_sayema]

I urge the Supreme Court of India to take suo motto of this hate and divisive speech. Calling for boycotting of one community by anyone should be a severely punishable offence. This person is a habitual offender and speaks with absolute impunity. She needs to know that we still follow the Constitution of India.

[Jvnior Trades @JvniorTrades]

Look at the map of Palestine in 1927

This will prove why it’s not a 1000 year conflict

It’s a demonic plague invented by a Zionist

[Mohammed Zubair @zoo_bear]

Hello PM @narendramodi, This is your Minority leader doing press conference and openly asking 120 crore Hindus to boycott Indian Muslims in Private Jobs and Govt jobs. Not one News Channel stopped her and called her out for spreading hate. That's how normalised it is to spread hate in India. Not just right wing associations, but BJP is openly giving out a press statement asking Hindus to economically and socially boycott Muslims and the media isn't bothered, instead, they are happy to amplify her.

[Vyuti Dance Company @VyutiC]

@_roydebasis @rakhitripathi You should be ashamed of yourself just for simply speaking of an elderly person in this insulting and uncouth manner. The youth of India has totally lost it. You people are an absolutely disgrace to India’s legacy, history, plurality, multicultural fabric. Disgusting

[Bill Madden @maddenifico]

Iran is now releasing cartoons that Trump can understand. 😂🤣👇

[CPI (M) @cpimspeak]

The CPI(M) strongly opposes Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Israel.

[Donovan Roebert @RoebertDonovan]

My friend Aranyani Bhargav performing her choreography of Faiz Ahmad Faiz's 'Lori' ('Lullaby'), a terrifying depiction of the slaughter of Gaza's children.

Support her initiative, INDIAN DANCERS FOR GAZA'S CHILDREN which has so far raised $26K for war-injured Palestinian kids.

[Vyuti Dance Company @VyutiC]

@sanjay0864 @prakashraaj This is a stupid argument. A judge’s job is not just to “rule as per the law”. Anyone can then read the law n pass judgement!A judge is supposed to also use his own judgment in accordance with the law.That’s why he is a “judge”.His job is to apply his judgement n common sense too

[Nidhi Razdan @Nidhi]

His gym membership plummeted for taking a stand. Now, ‘Mohammad’ Deepak gets some help from 15 Supreme Court Senior Advocates
https://t.co/zWuiIEA9AV

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

Your entire argument rests on one mistake:

You think the presence of formal freedoms in America proves the absence of control.

It does not.

It only proves you confuse permission with power.

Yes, Americans can insult the President.

Yes, they can tweet at Congress.

Yes, they can joke about the FBI.

None of that threatens the system.

None of that changes policy.

None of that stops a war, a sanction, a coup, a bombing campaign, a corporate merger, or a lobbyist-written bill.

In Vietnam, political power is explicit.

In America, political power hides behind the illusion that criticism equals influence.

You mistake noise for freedom.

You cite Article 117 as if it wins the argument.

All it does is show you know Vietnam's laws but not Vietnam's history.

We did not write those laws in a vacuum.

We wrote them in a country where foreign agents, propaganda networks, and psychological operations have been deployed for a century straight.

We wrote them in a nation that survived the French, the Japanese, the Americans, and every attempt to break it from the inside.

We wrote them because sovereignty in Vietnam was earned with blood, not slogans.

America talks about "freedom."

Vietnam talks about survival.

These are not the same conversation.

And since you brought up repression, let us talk about what actually happens in the "land of the free" when someone touches the pillars that matter.

Ask Julian Assange.

Ask Edward Snowden.

Ask Reality Winner.

Ask COINTELPRO.

Ask the Black Panthers murdered in their sleep.

Ask Muslim charities destroyed without trial.

Ask the student protestors beaten for speaking about Gaza.

Ask how many American journalists can challenge AIPAC or the Pentagon and keep their careers.

You brag that America has no midnight knocks.

America doesn't need midnight knocks. It perfected punishment in broad daylight.

Financial blacklisting.

Algorithmic silencing.

Platform bans.

Corporate pressure.

Smear campaigns.

Career destruction.

Legal warfare.

Repression outsourced through institutions looks cleaner, but it functions exactly the same.

Vietnam arrests dissidents openly.

America bankrupts them, erases them, or exiles them.

Vietnam restricts speech because it fears foreign interference.

America restricts speech because it fears the truth.

You want to talk about conditional freedom?

The United States industrialized it.

You may speak freely about everything except the things that matter.

Criticize the President. Yes.

Criticize Israel. No.

Criticize capitalism. Carefully.

Criticize Wall Street. Not if you want a job.

Criticize empire. Enjoy the blacklist.

Criticize the military. Ask the soldiers who were court-martialed for TikTok videos.

Criticize the intelligence community. Ask Assange and Snowden how that story ended.

Freedom is not judged by what a citizen can say.

Freedom is judged by what a citizen can change.

Show me the last time Americans voted to stop a war.

Show me the last time they voted to remove a foreign base.

Show me the last time they voted to end sanctions.

Show me the last time they voted against Wall Street or AIPAC and won.

You cannot.

Because American freedom is theatrical.

You can shout about anything. You just cannot alter anything.

Vietnam does not pretend.

America hides behind its own mythology.

You taunt that people flee countries like Vietnam.

Yet millions flee nations destroyed by U.S. invasions, coups, and sanctions, then arrive in America only to be lectured about freedom by the same empire that turned their homes into rubble.

And here is what you truly do not understand:

Vietnam is not ashamed of being a one-party state.

Vietnam is proud of being a unified nation that defeated three empires in one century while America was still learning where Vietnam was on a map.

We did not fracture.

We did not kneel to foreign interests.

We did not become a client state.

We survived.

And that survival is the freedom Westerners hate most:

The freedom not to live under their approval.

You call it "self-parody" when a Vietnamese person critiques the U.S.

No, the real parody is an American lecturing the one country that beat them so thoroughly their veterans still wake up sweating 50 years later.

Vietnamese freedom does not look like American freedom.

It looks like independence, sovereignty, unity, and resilience, things America talks about but rarely practices.

And if you truly believe America's freedom is judged by the absence of midnight knocks and not by the global violence required to maintain its domestic comfort, then you have already proven my point:

Freedom in America is conditional.

It always has been.

It simply conditions you to believe you are not the one being controlled.

[Angshuman Choudhury @angshuman_ch]

One of the biggest achievements of this regime is that it has given the most mediocre people the audacity to take pride in their own ignorance.

[Drop Site @DropSiteNews]

“We also have serious suspicions that Israel has stolen organs from some of these martyrs—corneas, livers, and other internal organs—which were clearly missing when the bodies were examined.”

— Dr. Ismail Al-Thawabta, Director General of the Government Media Office in Gaza

[Vyuti Dance Company @VyutiC]

@Schandillia Everything you’re suggesting he do instead defines “Vella”. Thank GOD he’s chosen something more meaningful to do at his age:

[Vyuti Dance Company @VyutiC]

@Schandillia An embarrassment? Don’t embarrass yourself by insulting an elderly man who’s not sitting vella playing carrom, scratching his balls n giving useless advice about irrelevant crap. This man is admirable - he’s standing with humanity, doing labour young ppl in this country should be

[Tamal Saha @Tamal0401]

She is #AnuparnaRoy - A #Bengali #Indian who won the best director award at Venice Film Festival (Orizsonti Section)

How many leaders of this country have congratulated her? Did our #PMModi wish her - can’t find on ‘X’

Ms Roy from the global stage said she “might upset” her country because he spoke for #Palestine children

“every child deserve peace, freedom, liberation and Palestine is no exception. It is a responsibility to think for a moment, stand beside Palestine. I might upset my country but it doesn't matter to me anymore” she said

[Gaza Notifications @gazanotice]

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🚨Horrific scenes in Gaza : The Israeli army incinerated an entire family in a direct missile strike on a classroom packed with displaced civilians inside a school yesterday.

[Nahed hajjaj @nahed_hajjaj99]

The Freedom Flotilla and the Sumud Convoy has brought so much joy here in Gaza. 600+ days of seeing dead children on the streets has killed our love of life and you have somehow regenerated some of that back in all of us.

Keep fighting for us, we deserve to live too.

[Donovan Roebert @RoebertDonovan]

We are INDIAN DANCERS FOR GAZA'S CHILDREN. Today we are 376 days old. We raise funds for child rehab at the Al Ahli Hospital.

You don't have to be a dancer to join us and to help us bring help to Gaza's children. We need your solidarity and charity.

[Saturday Night Live @nbcsnl]

Zelenskyy’s White House meeting with Trump and Vance

[Vanya Vaidehi Bhargav @vanyavaidehi]

“Unrest is, in reality, discontent. This discontent is a very useful thing. As long as a man is contented with his present lot, so long is it difficult to persuade him to come out of it. Therefore it is that every reform must be preceded by discontent.” - Gandhi in Hind Swaraj.