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Breathing

[Charanjit @charan66]

@ShekharGupta @Shrru_art @ShekharGupta when was your spine removed?

[Ram Gopal Varma @RGVzoomin]

Just saw SATLUJ and it is not a film , but a deep wound that will never heal. It stirs up the sludge in one of the darkest chapters of our history
This is cinema used as confrontation , where @diljitdosanjh acts with a quiet fury with no chest thumping heroism.. His only weapons are a ledger and a conscience. @rampalarjun adds layers of moral rot in the institutional complicity that feels chillingly realistic

Director @honeytrehan instead of sensationalising the horror unfolds the film like a slow burn investigative thriller through bureaucratic files, cremation records, and hushed conversations
This restraint makes the brutality of the subject matter hit that much harder because it explodes with the force of truth and not exploitation.

The philosophical core of the film about how a democracy devours its own citizens and then tries to erase the evidence is explored without any preachiness and that’s no normal
achievement .
The various issues surrounding its exhibition and publication prove that any art which makes the powerful uncomfortable has done its job, and that is the true purpose of true art , which SATLUJ is .

It is highly courageous essential filmmaking because it unsettles, educates, and lingers . In the times where main stream chases spectacle and popcorn cinema , SUTLEJ shoots out a hard reminder of what cinematic medium can truly achieve when it takes on truth and honesty

SATLUJ is a film that has to be seen , shown, discussed, debated and not ENCOUNTERED like the victims in the film
My appeal to all the powers is , please don’t do to SATLUJ what has been done to JASWANT SINGH KALRA 🙏🙏🙏

TRUTH HITS HARDER when one tries to HIDE IT .
— AYN RAND

[Joy @Joydas]

Jaswant Singh Khalra was killed in 1995. And 2026.

[Kunal Kamra @kunalkamra88]

Mr. @prasoonjoshi_

Can you please enlighten us on why 127 cuts were recommended for the film Panjab '95?

The same film, now renamed ‘Satluj’, has been taken down from an OTT platform in less than two days. The CBFC has no jurisdiction over OTT platforms or international releases.

Panjab '95 tells the story of Jaswant Singh Khalra, a man who exposed documented human rights abuses and paid for it with his life. If a film based on documented facts cannot be seen by Indian audiences, then the public deserves to know why.

This sends a very direct message to filmmakers and production companies: if you're paying homage to a great personality from a minority community, you'll have to face the CBFC.

Journalists should be asking the people running this censor board some hard questions. Why are some politically insensitive films able to pass with ease while others spend years in limbo?

A red carpet for Kashmir Files, Bengal Files, and Kerala Story. Roses for Dhurandar 1 & 2, a fictional documentary/explainer for the unthinkable and the unexplainable.

How does it feel to feast on four years of a director's career?

In Nehru's India, this would have been litigated in court. If filmmakers cannot tell the stories of people who stood up for justice without years of obstruction, what kind of cinema are we encouraging them to make?

Jaswant Singh Khalra Abducted again,
This time by the CBFC

[Charanjit @charan66]

@hahussain Whose side are these guys on??

[@jason @Jason]

I've been shouting about this for over a year….

The Frontier models need to win the application layer and they're going to do that by giving free tokens to startups and discounted ones to large companies in order to steal their IP, innovations, and businesses

The only way to fight this is to use open source software

[Charanjit @charan66]

@itswpceo Does India needs Turkey’s tech 😂?

[ضرار بالهول الفلاسي @dbelhoul]

Mark, with all due respect — the UAE doesn’t need a permission slip from Washington to conduct its foreign policy. The UAE has 3 islands illegally occupied by Iran, a shared maritime border, and billions in bilateral trade exposure. Managing that reality isn’t “coddling” — it’s called statecraft, something that requires nuance beyond a cable news monologue.

The UAE stood firmly against Iranian proxies, hosted the US Fifth Fleet’s logistics, signed the Abraham Accords, and has been one of the most consistent partners in regional stability. If pragmatic diplomacy reads as weakness to you, perhaps the question is whether your framework is equipped to understand a region you’re watching from 7,000 miles away.

Frustration is understandable. Oversimplification, however, is not analysis.

[Charanjit @charan66]

@hahussain All residents received the warning

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇫🇷 People went MENTAL, fighting over fans and air conditioners in Chambray-lès-Tours, France

Over half the country is under red alerts, with temperatures exceeding 40°C in places!!

Writer: Ian

[Peter H. Diamandis, MD @PeterDiamandis]

If we strip away the headlines about Mythos 5, the story is brutally simple: someone, somewhere, is deciding what level of intelligence you and your company are allowed to access.

[Javed Akhtar @Javedakhtarjadu]

The ministry of external affairs says that a passport is a document travel not the proof of citizen ship . Really ??? . So are they providing this travel document to some people with out being totally convinced that this person is an Indian citizen ?? . It is absurd .

[RT @RT_com]

Investor Chamath Palihapitiya says material things are 'useless' and a sign of an insecure ego

He appears to have delivered the lesson reportedly in a Loro Piana cashmere hoodie worth around €2,400

[Charanjit @charan66]

@IanEdNorman Wait for 2034

[Zealand @theoldzealand]

Qatar’s consecutive Asian Cup wins continue to mystify the world

[Charanjit @charan66]

@AjayJadeja171 Unbelievable. What international standing we have when we cannot get this reversed? Imagine such a thing happening the other way( to Qatar)?

[Amitabh Dubey @dubeyamitabh]

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei stated in a Bloomberg interview that the India AI Summit was "extremely disorganised".

About the chaos on stage: "There was Narendra Modi up there suddenly telling everyone to hold hands..." (collapses with laughter).

[Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump]

What a rotten deal we made with Iran. We get nothing (except laughter at our stupidity). They get everything, including delay and big cash!

[New Zealand Football 🇳🇿 @NZ_Football]

History maker 🇳🇿

When Sarpreet Singh stepped out onto the pitch last night, he was representing more than just his country. He was realising the dreams of a global community 🤍

[🚨Indian Gems @IndianGems_]

"Instead of punishing the insiders who leaked the exam material, India has punished its 150 million users by banning Telegram."

— Pavel Durov, CEO Telegram