Snehaa

Identity Crisis!

[Snehaa @_Snehahaa]

It takes zero effort to be kind one!🙌❤️

[Simran @SSimrann26]

Anyone disagreeing is straight up criminal minded. That's it.

[honestly. 🧍🏽‍♀️ @dxbbiie]

Petition to make sticky notes stickier

[Shally @YarinyanSarki]

Am I the only one that didn’t follow any WhatsApp channels just so my status arrangement remains vertical?

[Asia @AsiaDNYC]

I stepped out wearing a blue shirt and red shoes with a yellow tote bag and some guy yelled “what’s up primary colors!” at me. Excellent.

[Meowww @DeluluExpressss]

Maybe in next life I'll be a nepo baby who'll never have to go to ion digital zone for exams.

[. @herddiaryy]

Coisas que eu achava chique quando era criança:

Desmaiar
Quebrar alguma parte do corpo
Usar óculos de grau
Ficar sem voz
Levar remédio e tomar na escola

[Gladio Langford @fearthe_void]

It’s insane that we don’t talk about the British empire like we do the Nazis

[sam🌱 @hudconntroversy]

hum ek union minister ke resignation se itna khush hain, zara socho 15th August, 1947, mein kaisa mahol raha hoga 😭😭😭😭

[Love is Revolutionary @Khaton_ka_safar]

An important update regarding Ken Betwa Link project and Adivasis' protests. Amit Bhatnagar still continues his hunger strike and in solidarity many Adivasi families have started a chulha-band andolan, which is also a form of Hunger strike!! Please amplify this!!!!

[MAHIYANK™ @Mahiyank_78]

Agar education minister koi ladies hoti to venom akela hi resignation karwa deta .

[Danish Sait @DanishSait]

Apartment problems 🥴

[Rey @RaniChatterjeee]

I love women and the insane aura they carryyyy

[sam🌱 @hudconntroversy]

someone in my mentions asked me what was i doing when congress was destroying the country... um idk man probably watching dora the explorer or something?

[RishiKesh Kumar @rishikeshlaw]

Got all the protesters released from Mandir Marg Police Station. Jai Hind

[Neeraj Ghaywan @ghaywan]

Courage:

The half-submerged tribal women of MP who lay on pyres and stood beneath nooses,
just to save their rivers, their forests, and their land.

The thousands who marched yesterday in Delhi, asking for accountability.

The girl from Bihar who boarded a crowded general-compartment of a train with 20 rupees in her pocket because she thought showing up matters.

The journalist who ran, coughed, wiped the tear gas off her eyes, and kept reporting.

The young girl, under a rain of batons, asked the police, "Am I not like your child?”

The labourer who sat in solidarity, very aware of the day’s wages he is going to lose.

The young doctors who dressed wounds while being beaten up themselves.

The rickshaw driver who ferried students to the protest for free.

The blind man who couldn’t see the crowd but handed water bottles to everyone.

The strangers who anonymously sent food and the volunteers who served.

The boy from MP, who brought peanuts and an onion in a tiffin box
to a protest that met with batons and tear gas.

The brave student who after being struck on the shin with a baton, asked for another blow.

Those who stood, when standing came at a price.

When overcome by fear, courage was the only option.

History will remember those who looked at a nailed baton in the eye and did not flinch.

Te remind us that our nation was, is and will forever be, of the people.

[socialist cranberry @ripcordraju]

they literally whooped my ass and my entire face is still red from the tear gas,lying so blatantly is crazy 😭

[Shashi Learns @ShashiLearns]

THE DICTATOR'S POSITION IS NOW IN DANGER.

IF YOU CAN'T WRITE, JUST RETWEET.

LONG LIVE THE REVOLUTION.

[gimlet 🍸 @notamandareally]

there’s this lump in my throat after seeing all social media posts of everything going on in delhi cause i’m so freaking proud of these people, every single one associated with this protest/movement is a true hero i hope you/we win this

[mer (ry go round?) @jmfyaa]

oh how bad i want to contribute in these protests