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[Anshul Saxena @AskAnshul]

What is happening with Kashmiri Pandits in Kashmir right now should concern everyone.

A recent threat letter reportedly named six Kashmiri Pandit govt employees and circulated their names and phone numbers. Following the threat, security was stepped up in areas where Kashmiri Pandit families live, and Kashmiri Pandit employees were asked to stay home and work remotely as a precaution.

And this is not happening in isolation.

Just days ago, two non-local workers were killed by terrorists in Kulgam.

Then there is the Pahalgam terror attack of 2025, where civilians were killed solely on the basis of their religious identity.

So when politicians still try to reduce Kashmir to a purely “political issue,” they are missing the larger reality.

And it should also make us confront the consequences of demographic displacement. When an entire Kashmiri Hindu community is displaced, when people become minorities in places where they once lived, and when fear continues for generations, the consequences do not simply disappear.

Kashmir deserves a future where people are protected not because they belong to a particular community, but because they are citizens of India.

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

[18+]

Another day, another hack comedian, another pathetic, crass "joke."

Is this what we’re hiding under the umbrella of "free speech" now? Has the world completely run out of actual topics that you have to rely on sexual crimes for laughs? What’s truly pathetic is hearing women in the audience cackle along, completely blind to their own degradation.

Look, this garbage might still be tolerable if you confine it to a closed room full of audience who know exactly what they’re paying for. But the second you record it and plaster it all over a public forum, it becomes everyone's business. We are all stakeholders in the culture we live in, and the vast majority of us don't support such cheap, lazy filth masquerading as "comedy."

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Leave aside the media, liberals, feminists, blah blah, they have their own agenda. But it’s worth asking: how many general-caste MPs/MLAs have actually visited this poor Rajput family in Saran or spoken about their plight? I guess zero.

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Over three million pages from the Epstein files are now public, filled with accounts of rampant pedophilia, rape, murder, and even cannibalism involving infants.

The most disturbing part is that the accused aren’t some primitive or uncivilized group, they come from the so-called most civilized, celebrated, and idolized sections of society.

What is all this? Is this the end result of an over-civilized, hyper-liberal society? Morality clearly says that the cure for pedophilia is death, nothing else. But a hyper-liberal society does not treat crime as crime deserving harsh punishment. Instead of asking what was done, it becomes obsessed with why it was done. Every wrongdoing is psychoanalyzed, contextualized, and eventually softened. The result is a dilution of personal responsibility and the moral compass. A society that refuses to draw hard moral lines on crimes becomes permissive, not kinder.

[Yolo247 @Yolo247Official]

New Father: Purav Jha 🫡

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Some people borrow your money
and don’t return it on time. No message. No update, unless you ask, and they feel no bad about it.

And then there are people who feel awkward even asking for their own money back.

Strange contrast! One feels no discomfort owing money. The other feels guilt demanding what’s theirs. Psychology is funny like that: shamelessness comes from low conscience, while hesitation comes from too much of it.

Excessively conscientious people are genuinely good people. They have strong inner morality, empathy, and a deep sense of responsibility. They don’t need supervision to do the right thing. In a high-trust society, such people become the backbone of social order.

But in a low-trust society like ours, the same traits turn into vulnerabilities. When others operate with entitlement, weak accountability, and opportunism, morality becomes asymmetrical: one side carries guilt, the other carries none. As a result, goodness gets exploited.

Moral: Being kind with the kind is important, but being shameless with the shameless is even more important. Empathy without boundaries is an open invitation to exploitation.

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

True. Khalid and Sharjeel are not in jail for their respective roles in the Delhi riots and communal violence.

They were one day sitting at a chai ki tapri and discussing inventions to make the world a better place. But the tapri owner turned out to be an undercover RAW agent, who informed the Home Ministry. The ministry immediately dispatched the Delhi Police, who reached the tapri and confronted them.

Khalid and Sharjeel told them, "Arre sir, humne kiya kya hai? Hum to bas how to make the world better discuss kar rahe the.” The police said, “Yeh sab allowed nahi hai,” and arrested them.

[Tathvam-asi @tathvamasi6]

Some say #Dhurandhar is propaganda🤦🏻‍♂️

Year 2001. December 13. The capital, Delhi, lay wrapped in winter fog. The clock showed 11:50 a.m. Inside the Parliament House—the temple of India’s democracy—an important session was in progress. Present inside were Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, L. K. Advani, and almost all the top leaders of the country. Outside, guarding their security, was CRPF woman constable Kamlesh Kumari.

She was part of the “Bravo Company,” entrusted with securing the outer gates of Parliament while the session was underway. Kamlesh Kumari was stationed near Gate No. 1, right beside Building Gate No. 11. Suddenly, a white Ambassador car sped toward the gate. Its registration number was DL 3CJ 1527.

Her sixth sense immediately warned her. Normally, no VIP vehicle violates protocol and rushes in like that. She saw the car breaking through the security cordon and heading straight toward the gate. She had no sophisticated weapon in her hands—only a wireless set. But her heart was filled with indomitable courage.

She instantly realized this was no ordinary vehicle—it was a terrorist attack. Casting aside all concern for her own life, she ran toward the gate with just one aim: the car must not be allowed inside. She shouted warnings to the other security personnel and managed to shut the gate.

The terrorists understood that their plan had failed. Their disguise had been exposed. Enraged, they opened indiscriminate fire at Kamlesh Kumari. Not one or two—eleven bullets tore into her chest and abdomen. The ground of Parliament House was soaked in blood.

Yet her sacrifice was not in vain. Because of her alertness, the rest of the security forces got crucial time to take position. One of the terrorists was a suicide bomber who planned to enter Parliament and blow himself up. Had that bomber succeeded in entering, India’s history might have been very different today.

Kamlesh Kumari collapsed, but before falling she ensured that the terrorists could not advance even a single step further. It was because of her courage that the deadly blueprint of Pakistan-backed Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed was foiled that day.

Kamlesh Kumari hailed from Sikandarpur village in Kannauj district of Uttar Pradesh. She joined the CRPF in 1994. Her husband, Avdhesh Kumar, and her two daughters, Jyoti and Shweta, were her entire world. Yet, when the nation called, she valued duty above her own family.

On Republic Day in 2002, the Government of India posthumously awarded her the Ashoka Chakra—the highest peacetime gallantry award. She was the first woman constable in India to receive this honor.

After her death, her family went through an extremely difficult time. When political debates delayed the execution of Afzal Guru, the mastermind of the Parliament attack, Kamlesh Kumari’s family, in anguish, announced their decision to return the Ashoka Chakra. They said, “If the nation for which Kamlesh gave her life delays punishing her killer, then what value does this medal hold?”

Finally, after Afzal Guru was executed in 2013, her family accepted the honor once again.

Kamlesh Kumari was not just a constable—she was an invisible wall of India, upon which the very first удар of terrorism crashed. She proved that it is not weapons, but courage, that is the greatest weapon of all.

Source: Wikipedia – Kamlesh Kumari Yadav

[Saravanaprasad Balasubramanian (Modi ka Pariwar) @BS_Prasad]

💔 Sarla Bhat — “The Kashmir Files”

She was only doing her duty.
A young Kashmiri Pandit nurse, healing the sick, serving her people, walking the halls of a hospital that should have been a place of safety.

But hatred entered through the doors before dawn on 14 April 1990.

Sarla Bhat was kidnapped from her hostel — not by strangers from far away, but by men who walked the same streets, who knew her name, who saw her humanity and chose to destroy it.

For days she was tortured, violated, and brutalized in ways no human being should ever endure. Her helpless cries never reached her family. Her suffering was swallowed by the darkness that had already engulfed Kashmir.
When her lifeless body was finally found on 19 April, it carried not just wounds —
it carried the story of a community abandoned, hunted, and unheard.

Her mother waited for news that never came.
Her family prayed for a miracle that never arrived.

In the end, they received only silence… and a body.

Sarla’s story is not just a murder story — it is a wound in Kashmir’s conscience.

A reminder that before an entire community was exiled, its daughters were broken, its mothers were left screaming, and its fathers were left powerless before the cruelty of terror.
Remember her name.

Remember her suffering.
Remember that she was a healer — and they took her life with unspeakable brutality.

This is Sarla Bhat.
This is her truth.
This is why The Kashmir Files must never be forgotten.

[gül göz @kkyyyymn_]

She is winner fs
She was the saviour of season ❤️👑

[BBTak @BiggBoss_Tak]

🚨 Farrhana Bhatt is RUNNER-UP of Bigg Boss 19.

Well played, Farhana!!! 👏

[Rubiology 💋 @ItsRubiology]

Salman to farhana: "You totally deserve top 05"

FARHANA FOR THE WIN

[gül göz @kkyyyymn_]

She is soo pretty bhyii 😭❤️

[🐈‍⬛️ @yapnshine]

contestant is so goated even biggboss himself said you’re already a winner

[ #FarrhanaBhatt | #BiggBoss19 ]

[gül göz @kkyyyymn_]

@alinak98__ Indeed

[gül göz @kkyyyymn_]

@BiggBoss_Tak Irony is he wasn't even deserving he haven't given enough to the show as compared to others bb is all about personality ups and downs but he was doing nothing form very initial except for playing a role , it is all because of makers who pushed him this far .

[gül göz @kkyyyymn_]

@kadaipaneeeer This is so relatable.
Finally someone acknowledged, sometimes being eldest sibling I feel maturity hits to fast but then it's fine eventually we come stronger enough to deal hardest situation

[Selfless Cricket @SelflessCricket]

Future is in safe hands. Ruturaj Gaikwad is here to stay.

[gül göz @kkyyyymn_]

For real

[Punjab Kings @PunjabKingsIPL]

Us Mahi bhai us 👌🤩

#ViratKohli #MSDhoni #INDvSA

[Royal Challengers Bengaluru @RCBTweets]

𝗩𝗶𝗿𝗮𝘁: 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗽𝘁𝗲𝗿 8️⃣3️⃣
THE LEGEND ❤️‍🔥👑🐐

#PlayBold #ನಮ್ಮRCB #ViratKohli

[mr villa @marvelstanguy]

I repeat no one was like him

[Virrender Sehwag @virendersehwag]

Shaheed Tukaram Omble ji was not just a hero, he was a phenomenon.
26/11 ki sabse badi sacrific apni jaan daav par laga kar Ajmal Kasab ko zinda pakda.
Woh presence of mind, woh bravery, beyond words. The conspiracy to make it look like a Hindu terror attack was jeopardised by this great man. Deserves a Bharat Ratna and should be a part of all textbook syllabus.
Bharat unka ehsaan kabhi nahi utaar sakta. Salute to the great son of India 🙏🏼