@yusufpore@DeplorablePapi@Rajendersinghs@watchmannn@Hardisohi No doubt Maj. Gen. Shahbeg Singh was wronged by the Establishment. But he was not wronged because he was a Sikh. By fighting the cause of Khalistan, he wasn't fighting against injustice if any to Sikhs. He wrongly construed Establishment's wrongs as injustice to Sikh community.
How does this help citizen journalism @elonmusk? A clique of powerful verified subscribers can shut down the reach of anonymous citizen journalists simply by blocking them especially when their narrative is countered with facts by citizen journalism.
Just a reminder that the algorithm is trying to maximize unregretted user-seconds.
If far more credible, verified subscriber accounts (not bots) mute/block your account compared to those who like your posts, your reach will decline significantly.
@elonmusk Dear @elonmusk, @X suspended citizen journalist @her1n for doing citizen journalism here on X! If this is how X supports citizen journalism, there's not much hope for the voice of the people on X.
cc: @pranesh@cringearchivist
https://t.co/DhXkoZsITH
Hi @elon/@Support, how's exposing an instance of harassing of interfaith couples by zealots a violation of X's rules against violent speech? It is exactly this kind of #citizenjournalism that provided leads @BlrCityPolice and @Vadcitypolice to arrest harassers. Reinstate @her1n.
Hello @WesternRly, as a transport corporation, I find it exciting that you chose to educate the public on healthcare, but find it utterly amusing that you chose to misinform the same public with your nonsense take on turmeric as a "medicine."
Turmeric is not a preventive medicine.
It is a kitchen spice that helps flavor and color food.
It has antiviral, anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, anti-cancer and other anti-whatever properties only inside lab experiments on cells, tissues which has never been conclusively proven in humans.
A pinch of turmeric in milk does not benefit anyone. It just makes the white milk turn yellow. When turmeric is consumed directly, like with milk, 99% of it is excreted in feces. Only the 1% is absorbed in the body. The 1% has very short half-life, meaning, it is then excreted out of the body in minutes, which means, the 1% is not good enough to prevent viral or bacterial infections and in fact, is similar to traditional classical Homeopathy formulation, where "nothing" is marketed as "medicine."
For a human to have some meaningful absorption of turmeric in the body, one should consume turmeric weighing as much as an infant.
Turmeric is also a pan-assay interference compound - meaning it shows different types of activity in cell and tissue experiments which is wrongly attributed to its "benefits," when in fact, no such benefits can be derived from quality, well-designed and controlled human studies.
There have never been any conclusively effective patient outcomes demonstrated in any randomized, placebo-controlled clinical trial for any clinical indication for turmeric.
All of this is why turmeric/curcumin is part of a group called “invalid metabolic panaceas or IMPs.” IMPs are compounds that show false promise in early experiments; but have very feeble or no effects when performed in a controlled environment, such as a clinical study.
Stick to your rail tracks.
Do not get derailed by feeding the Indian public health misinformation.
Turmeric is meant for curries and not capsules and definitely, the milk deserves something better than a kitchen spice for some flavor.
Hello @IndiaInBahrain, an Indian medico working in Bahrain was arrested by @/moi_bahrain due to coordinated malicious complaint by toxic social media operatives. What is his current status? Is he still detained by authorities and has he been given legal aid by the Indian embassy?
@IndiaInBahrain: an Indian medico employed at @RBHospital was arrested by @moi_bahrain due to coordinated malicious complaint by toxic social media operatives. Requesting you to take cognisance of the situation + provide necessary diplomatic/legal aid.
@MEAIndia@CMofKarnataka
Recent scientific work published in @Nature reports that Turmeric supplement reduces incidence of anti-tuberculosis drug induced liver injury:
https://t.co/RWZNE6Rzo8
@IndiaInBahrain: an Indian medico employed at @RBHospital was arrested by @moi_bahrain due to coordinated malicious complaint by toxic social media operatives. Requesting you to take cognisance of the situation + provide necessary diplomatic/legal aid.
@MEAIndia@CMofKarnataka
@IndiaInBahrain: an Indian medico employed at @RBHospital was arrested by @moi_bahrain due to coordinated malicious complaint by toxic social media operatives. Requesting you to take cognisance of the situation + provide necessary diplomatic/legal aid.
@MEAIndia@CMofKarnataka
@IndiaInBahrain: an Indian medico employed at @RBHospital was arrested by @moi_bahrain due to coordinated malicious complaint by toxic social media operatives. Requesting you to take cognisance of the situation + provide necessary diplomatic/legal aid.
@MEAIndia@CMofKarnataka