This year, let’s choose light over smoke, laughter over noise, togetherness over pollution.
Let’s resolve to make our earth better, not worse with clean air, clean rivers, clean oceans, and a clean environment.
The brightest celebration is the one that lets our city breathe. 🌍
Introduced three forward-looking Private Member Bills in the Parliament:
The Paternity and Paternal Benefits Bill, 2025, introduces paid paternal leave to ensure fathers have the legal right to take part in their child's early development. It breaks the traditional model, supports the new mother's well-being, and promotes flexible parenting.
The second bill, the Right to Disconnect Bill, 2025, provides every employee the right to disconnect from work-related electronic communications. It fosters a better quality of life and a healthier work-life balance by reducing the burnout caused by today's digital culture.
And finally, the Code on Social Security (Amendment) Bill, 2025, recognises platform-based gig workers as a distinct category, ensuring minimum wages, regulated hours, social security, fair conditions, and equitable contracts to ensure a fairer, more sustainable environment and economy for them.
In his recent interview to Rubika PM Modi on his remarks 'those who have more children, infiltrators remark', says "I neither mentioned Muslim nor Hindu..... The day I do 'Hindu-Muslim' I will not be eligible to stay in public life".
Here's his video of his speech where he referred to Muslims as 'Ghuspaithiya and Zada Baccha Paida karne Wale....'.
A Muslim woman was yesterday denied entry into Marbia Cafe in Delhi’s New Friend’s Colony area because she wore a hijab!
The cafe staff said they only allow people in casual, formal, or semi-casual attire which is insane. I've seen many women wearing sarees and bindis there.
The Real Kerala Story :
College students are playing holi, but making way for their friend to go to offer prayers in Kerala.
Now you know why the South of India is a bastion for the saffron bigots that shall never be conquered.
Make no mistake — the Indian celebrities are not supporting #Lakshadweep today, they are merely supporting the government in power. Otherwise, they would have spoken up for Lakshadweep when its people fought against BJP to protect their culture and livelihoods back in 2021.
@zoo_bear@IndiaToday@aajtak The people who say boycott Maldives with such passion, my question to you is have you even left your city to holiday outside?
"There was a bomb 15 minutes from here," said UNICEF Spokesperson James Elder from Al-Naser Hospital in Gaza, on the ongoing Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip.