Nair

It's Time

[Ankur Singh @AnkurSingh]

Delhi police was standing peacefully.

A guy used pepper spray on Police.

When police started beating him, CJP Supporters started making videos to show police brutality.

Nobody will show the reality.

[Hindutva Knight @HPhobiaWatch]

This is a proof that excessive protein makes you dumber

Protestor to Tahir hussain bhi tha who got convicted for IB officer murder

Protestor to Sarjeel Imam bhi tha who wanted to separate Assam from India

Protestor to Umar Khalid bhi tha who orchestrated Chand Bagh riots that killed head Constable Ratan Lal

Tu kal protestor banke bolega mujhe Sara Arjun se shadi karni otherwise I am going to Hunger strike to Sarkar tere liye Sara Arjun leke aayegi kya 😭

[Nair @marathanair]

Ppl really need to get out of the twitter echo chamber

[Kapil @kapsology]

The biggest outcome of this student protest is NOT the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan.

That is not going to happen. Modi's ego can swallow several protests without even burping.

The biggest outcome will be a new generation that sees and remembers him as evil.

[Nair @marathanair]

@JEETENDRAMEHTA1 @Star_Of_Mysore Then the building should be designed accordingly, without encroaching on the footpath to build stairs...

[Nair @marathanair]

It's very easy to blame the parents especially when you don't know their pain...IVF is mentally and physically challenging. They have every right to sue the clinic.

[let it go. @stayaway_002]

First of all, if these had been boys, I'm sure the couple would never have gone for a DNA test.
I keep reading this news, and it breaks my heart every time. What will happen to these two girls? It seems they may receive neither love nor attachment. If the couple truly wanted to love them, they wouldn't be acting this way.
Either they want compensation from the IVF clinic or they are simply looking for legal grounds to distance themselves from the girls.
The saddest part is that these poor children never asked for any of this...

[Captain Haddock @Chacha_Haddock]

@DesiEsco7 Poor guy, even if he survived the people carrying him will do more damage than the ride...😭

Of course, there is no question of anyone being held accountable & punished nor of any compensation...

Peak clown country for a reason 🤡

[Giorgia Meloni @GiorgiaMeloni]

Welcome to Rome, my friend! 🇮🇹🇮🇳

[Nair @marathanair]

@VJsapps https://t.co/U7EEbWq3bK

[Helle Lyng @HelleLyngSvends]

@IndiainNorway Yes, I am already signed up. Will I also be able to interview Modi?

[Nair @marathanair]

@HelleLyngSvends @IndiainNorway 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[Nair @marathanair]

@logicalmyself People are arguing definitions while missing the actual point.
He is clearly not saying Instagram dancing = literal prostitution. As far as i think he is saying a culture built around monetized sexual attention can lead to similar social outcomes as prostitution

[Aravind @aravind]

By such silly logic, Dawood Ibrahim too won in his life? He has traveled abroad, had more than one loving wife and many children, had a successful bollywood career, earned so well, and prioritized what truly mattered to him: Anti-India ops at the behest of his foreign masters.

[Nair @marathanair]

@gargiMu48960835 😅😅😅😅

[Nair @marathanair]

Keralam ❤️

#KeralamResults #AssemblyPolls #bjp

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

A Madurai court today sentenced nine Tamil Nadu cops to death in the 2020 Sathankulam custodial deaths case, calling it “rarest of rare.”

On 19 Jun 2020 in Sathankulam, Thoothukudi, P. Jayaraj (60) was picked up for keeping his shop open past lockdown hours.

It was a petty violation, something that would normally attract a fine. Instead, he was taken to the police station and beaten. Word reached his son, J. Bennix (31), who came to the station.

When Bennix arrived and saw his father already assaulted, he protested and argued with the police. That confrontation became the turning point. Instead of de-escalating, the police turned on both of them with far greater intensity. What followed was not sporadic violence but sustained custodial torture. Through the night, both men were stripped and repeatedly beaten with lathis. Eyewitnesses later described continuous assault: blow after blow, hour after hour, targeting not just the limbs and back but also lathis forced into their rectums. The violence was methodical and prolonged, not a sudden burst of anger. Their blood was splattered across the station walls, and they were made to clean the floor of their own blood multiple times.

The next morning, they were taken to a govt hospital and, shockingly, declared “fit” for custody despite requiring changes of six lungis due to profuse rectal bleeding.

They were then produced before magistrate D. Saravanan, who remanded them to custody without examining their condition or speaking to them directly, citing COVID protocols. He reportedly stood on his balcony while police surrounded the injured men below and, without following basic safeguards against custodial abuse, signaled the police to take them away. The two were then sent to Kovilpatti sub-jail, about 100 km from Sathankulam. Both died within the next few days.

This wasn’t some distant, dark chapter from history. This happened in 2020, just a few years ago, out in the open, without fear of law, backlash, or consequence. And that’s what makes it worse.

Police brutality is routine, not an exception. For every case that shocks the nation, there are countless others that never surface. Many don’t report because they fear the very system meant to protect them. Social media occasionally forces attention, but justice shouldn’t depend on something going viral. Sadly, this will continue because governments are apathetic towards police reforms.

[OpIndia.com @OpIndia_com]

🚨Telangana Horror

Husband Azharuddin murdered his pregnant wife and two young daughters, driven by an obsession for a male child.

The woman faced sustained pressure, abuse, and coercion to abort the third child, simply for carrying another girl child.

A chilling reminder of deep-rooted gender bias even in communities proclaiming to 'uphold equality.'

https://t.co/7BFDqYTxdZ

[Gappistan Radio @whyteknight07]

Out of all the UPA era tweets that have been dug up, I think this one is the biggest gem

[Sangeetha(RewriteYourStory) @saaiyer]

20 rupay ke biscuit men kya 200g kaju milega!

Kaju ke liye biscuit kaun khata hai!

What do you expect out of an ultra processed food like biscuit?

Why do u keep making these videos? There are so many other issues related to food.

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Why is the official account of the South West Command getting excited about this? The daughter-in-law of a Colonel clearing the IAS is certainly a personal achievement, but what exactly is the reason for an official Command HQ to publicize it?

Every year, hundreds of children of soldiers within the South Western Command clear NDA, IMA, OTA, RIMC, Sainik schools, etc, achievements directly connected to the Army and far more relevant to the institution itself. These are accomplishments the Army can genuinely take pride in. How many times has the Command HQ highlighted those successes? I see none.

Perhaps it is time to reconsider and improve the priorities and methods of what the official handle chooses to celebrate.

[OpIndia.com @OpIndia_com]

The man in this video is Sreekantan Nair, the owner of the Malayalam channel '24 news'.

During a news segment, he was asked by one of the Muslim viewers not to drink tea during Roza time.

It must be mentioned that Nair always has a teacup in his hand during the course of his shows.

But after being asked by a Muslim viewer to refrain from such an act during Ramzan, Nair readily accepted it.

Some Hindus from Kerala refuse to give up on beef to show 'secularism' in public, but can avoid consuming tea during roza time based on one stray comment by a Muslim viewer.

Isn't this interesting?