Shaun Dourado

[Reuters @Reuters]

Neha Bora, a little-known doctoral student has emerged as one of the most visible faces of a protest movement in India that has mounted the most serious challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government in years https://t.co/5V4xpbl1TM

[Manisha Pande @MnshaP]

Jean Dreze: “We are defending the right to protest, right to assemble, right to free expression, right to vote…these are all basic democratic rights…” Gets whisked away by Delhi Police.

[Radhika Bordia @radhikabordia]

Independent journalists become an easy target - as one journalist tried to stop another from being picked up, this is what happened…

[pranav pradhi @pranavpradhi1]

Delhi Police is stopping ordinary citizens from gathering or protesting, citing Section 163 of the BNSS. But Hindutva groups are gathering openly and threatening protesters.

They claim the protesters are raising anti-India slogans. I have covered these protests and haven’t witnessed this. And frankly, this is an old tactic. Nothing new here.

So I asked Delhi Police a simple question: if ordinary citizens aren’t allowed to gather, how are these groups allowed to assemble and openly threaten protesters?

They had no answer.

[The Quint @TheQuint]

Ground Report | Journalists and Mediapersons show their Press cards as Police continue to detain them.

Follow @thequint for more updates.

#CockroachJantaParty #Protest #JantarMantar #Delhi #Politics

[Helle Lyng @HelleLyngSvends]

The witch hunt against Ruchika Singh must stop.

[Fiona @FionaSmall]

The discourse about Evangelicism in Brazil being the reason for their soccer team being crap now is producing some incredible lines

[The Caravan @thecaravanindia]

"My colleagues in the Jhargram college would relentlessly harass me. Some would want to sleep with me and then go around claiming that I desired them. The place was backward and terrible to live and work in. Surprisingly my tormentors were teachers, not villagers or students. My harassers belonged mostly to the educated, urban, middle classes.

After my gender affirmative surgery, They started calling me “hijra.” I had to contend with what I would describe as buddhijibider sharajantra (a conspiracy) of intellectuals. I was harassed from the very beginning, but after my sex change operation, I became a special target of humiliation. My harassers would taunt me and say “Look at her, she is going around with a foreign body inside her.” After my surgery, I faced total social ostracisation.

I had to stay in Jhargram. It was impossible to travel everyday from Kolkata. First, nobody would rent out accommodation to me. There were nights that I was forced to spend outside after returning home somewhat later than usual and finding the landlord has locked me out. That I was not murdered is truly a wonder."

In this interview the senior journalist Monobina Gupta, Bandyopadhyay discusses her experience and the hardships she faces as a transgender person: https://t.co/Fkn8m18vDr

[Dhanya Rajendran @dhanyarajendran]

A law without a people: How the 2026 Trans Bill excludes those it must protect
https://t.co/8Qz19CH8gn

[Paramount+ Australia @ParamountPlusAU]

MANISHA KALYAN WOW 🤯

A thunderous free kick clips the underside of the bar and bounces over the line. One of the goals of the tournament.

Watch every match from the #WAC2026 live and exclusive on Paramount+ 📺 #INDvTPE

[Neil Renic @NC_Renic]

I refuse to let AI take away the hard earned joy of failing to write for 4 hours, going for a little walk, then failing to write for another 4 hours.

[Varun Choudhary @varunchoudhary2]

ABVP goons barging into and ransacking the campus of Azim Premji University is not just an act of vandalism, it is a direct assault on academic freedom and democratic values.

Universities are spaces for dialogue, debate, and dissent - there is absolutely no space for violence, intimidation, or hooliganism on campuses.

Campuses must nurture ideas, not fear. They must encourage discussion, not destruction. We stand firmly against this attack on education and democracy.

[ANMOL JAMWAL @jammypants4]

A Manipuri Film just won a BAFTA ❤️

[🤠 @heavensbvnny]

one of my favorite parts of twitter is liking random strangers’ good news. finished chemo? hell yes! month sober? good for you! sold a painting? kickass! delighted to be part of your cheering section.

[h. 🏆 @hxy4t]

hi everyone i wrote a substack piece on how the memeification of AFCON stems from racial biases towards African football, please read 🥹❤️ https://t.co/utdWe7OAGE

[Samarth Grover @samarthgrover87]

3. A Zomato delivery rider said they can reject only one delivery a day. “If we reject more than one delivery, our ID gets blocked until the next day.”

4. Several workers shared screenshots of their daily earnings. Most work over 12-hour shifts and earn a monthly income of Rs 15K to Rs 20K.

[NerfNoodle 🦇 @nerfnoodle]

Yeah this is gross and it should genuinely BE VERY illegal to generate naked phots of people with AI without consent!!!! Hold these companies and people accountable!!

[Kunal Kamra @kunalkamra88]

Not many are reporting the trauma of “gig workers”
Some of the experience our labour force is facing in gig work is humiliating & compromises their dignity daily.

[Shaun Dourado @el_dourado]

@JayBlufc I'm glad you're still with us, mate. Happy Holidays!!

[Caoimhe O'Neill @CaoimheSport]

Arsenal fans sing “feed the Scousers” and Everton put Fans Supporting Foodbanks’ logo on the screen straight away. Quality from Everton. Absolutely embarrassing from the Arsenal fans singing it.

Solidarity with @SFoodbanks. Hunger doesn’t wear club colours 💙❤️