Delhi in monsoon just hits different. From chaotic streets to that moody rainy-season vibe; here’s a little glimpse of Delhi through my lens. 📸 Rain, reflections, and the city doing what it does best. ❤️ #DelhiMonsoon#DelhiDiaries#MonsoonVibes#DelhiPhotography#photograph
In Mingli Village, Warwan Valley, Jammu & Kashmir, a devastating fire reduced 12 homes to ashes, leaving families facing the harsh realities of loss and the approaching winter. Standing with the affected families, Miles2Smile Foundation is on the ground, providing immediate relief and essential support. Our team is distributing warm blankets, household essentials, gas cylinders, and stoves to help families rebuild their lives with dignity. In the remote valleys of Warwan, Miles2Smile continues to stand beside vulnerable communities—turning solidarity into action and bringing hope where it is needed most.
In Mingli Village, Warwan Valley, Jammu & Kashmir, a devastating fire reduced 12 homes to ashes, leaving families facing the harsh realities of loss and the approaching winter. Standing with the affected families, Miles2Smile Foundation is on the ground, providing immediate relief and essential support. Our team is distributing warm blankets, household essentials, gas cylinders, and stoves to help families rebuild their lives with dignity. In the remote valleys of Warwan, Miles2Smile continues to stand beside vulnerable communities—turning solidarity into action and bringing hope where it is needed most.
In the remote landscapes of Warwan Valley and the city of Jammu, education is becoming a bridge to a brighter future. Through its four learning centres—Begum Sultan Jahan, Jana Begum, Habba Khatoon, and Wahid Ali Memorial—Miles2Smile Foundation is bringing quality learning opportunities closer to children from underprivileged rural communities.
For many of these students, access to education has long been limited by poverty, distance, and difficult circumstances. Miles2Smile is working to change that reality by creating safe and nurturing spaces where children can learn, dream, and grow. Each classroom represents more than education—it represents hope, dignity, opportunity, and the promise of a better tomorrow.
@passportsevamea@CPVIndia
Passport application received 19 Aug 2026; Police Verification completed 2 Sep 2026. Status still shows PVR under review at RPO, and passport hasn’t been dispatched.
Please look into this delay and expedite the dispatch.
Dear Donors,
With your constant support and trust, together we touched many lives in September, bringing relief, dignity, and hope to families facing some of their hardest days.
In the first week, we stood with flood-hit survivors in Assam, providing medical aid, essential supplies, and rehabilitation support, while helping restore resources at three damaged mosques and a madrassa.
In the second week, Miles2Smile began relief work in Nepal after devastating floods struck Trishuli and nearby areas, reaching survivors and documenting their urgent needs.+
The @DelhiPolice must stop silencing voices of dissent. Nadeem Bhai is reportedly being kept under house arrest simply for raising his voice against the demolition of mosques. Speaking up for places of worship should never be treated as a crime. He must be released immediately and allowed to peacefully exercise his right to protest.
@Wiom_Official I paid ₹305 on 29 Aug for Wiom internet. Installation was promised for 30 Aug but never happened. My booking was cancelled, yet only ₹45 was refunded instead of ₹305.
Please refund my remaining ₹260 immediately. I have all the screenshots as proof. #Wiom
From Sweety Bibi, a woman from a slum who was allegedly detained and pushed across the border into Bangladesh, to research scholars Sharjeel Imam and Umar Khalid, now in their seventh year of incarceration, and senior IPS officers who were reportedly told not to sit in a Home Minister’s briefing — their lives could not be more different.
Yet, for many, there is a painful thread that binds these stories: the experience of humiliation, exclusion, or persecution associated with being an Indian Muslim.
Different lives. Different positions. Different circumstances. But the same question remains: how can an identity that is an integral part of India’s history and diversity become a source of such profound pain and humiliation?
It is Sharjeel’s 7th year of incarceration and now for a second time, he is Granted bail for 7 days for his cousin’s marriage. In the new India, Muslim identity is enough for jail without any trial.