I saw a girl on the Latent Show who hated the entire male species.
She used to say that all men look the same to me… every single one of them feels disgusting and worthless. I even hate my own father simply because he’s a man.
The girl in this picture is Asmita De. She’s from Tripura.
In her village the usual mindset was that once a girl grows up, her greatest achievement in life should be getting married. But Asmita’s father was completely against that outdated thinking. He poured every bit of his energy and every last rupee into his daughter “If you want to do judo, do it. I’m right behind you.”
Asmita says that when she came to Delhi for training, even if she got the smallest injury, her father would drop everything and rush to take care of her. Relatives and the rest of the family kept discouraging them “What’s the point of all this?” but her father never listened.
In 2023 she got a job in the UP Police through the sports quota. Things became a little easier. With the remaining time she started training even harder.
Then in December 2025 her father passed away after a brain stroke. In that moment Asmita felt everything was over.
But just ten days later her mother sent her back to training with these words: “If I stop you today, your father will be furious. He’ll say that after I’m gone, no one is left to look after my daughter.”
Asmita turned that pain into strength. Two months later she topped the Asian Trials and began preparing for the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
Today this girl has won India’s first-ever gold medal in judo. First gold… that’s no small thing. Asmita has dedicated this medal to her coach and to her father.
I don’t remember the name of that girl from the Latent Show, and I don’t want to. I want Asmita’s name on every post, every newspaper, every Indian tweet and Instagram story.
These are the real heroes of our country the ones who carry the tricolour on their shoulders and light up India’s name on the world stage. Instead of some bitter, frustrated girl, Asmita’s story is the one that deserves to go viral.
Proud of you, girl.
Did you notice ?
Abhijeet Dipke projected himself as a champion of NEET students.
For nearly a month, he delivered speeches and collaborated with student organisations such as AISF, SFI, and AAP's student wing (which had organised protests against CAA, article 370 and were involved in sedition cases) to mobilise the unemployed youths.
At Jantar Mantar today, he was joined by Atishi, Sanjay Singh, and Manish Sisodia.
After the crowds had been mobilised today, he took a back seat and promptly vanished while the Cockroaches pelted stones at the Police, running wild and leaderless.
Videos from the protest show participants clashing with the Delhi Police, pelting stones, and raising slogans, "Sansad Bhavan ukhad diya jayega" and "Nepal banega."
This was what was planned and executed by foreign agencies AAP INC and leftists since the past year.
Here's the proof. Stones to be pelted at Delhi police brought in a truck and distributed.
This is not a students protest. No students appearing for NEET will pick up a stone and target the police. This is a planned, well thought out and conceived, anarchist movement meant to destabilise our country.
🚩"DHARM is Dharm, not 'Dharma'. RAMAYAN is not 'Ramayana'. KARM is not 'Karma'. Thiruvananthapuram means 'Shelter of the Anant' but Trivandrum means nothing.
~ Let's not be victims of dishonest meanings of words. For me, Dharm is DHARM."
Powerful words by Amitabh Bachchan👌