MD Amir Khan

[Prashant Bhushan @pbhushan1]

Delhi police has gone mad! Where is the offence in entering the premises of a public body like Akashvani?
On the other hand, Delhi police refuses to register an FIR against their ACP who was accused of molestation by a woman journalist!
The time is coming soon when the Police will be at the receiving end

[Chetana Gautam @chetana_cg]

Two things that stand completely corrupted & diminished in BJP rule are Movie industry & Cricket...most spineless 3rd class cowards who want Indians to spend on them, help them earn a life of complete luxury..while they watch like mute spectators..Death of democracy !

[Sadanand (youtube @stopitsada) @MrSadanand]

Everyone who is against the protests happening in India today should remember one thing:

Almost every right you enjoy today exists because someone.. at some point in history, refused to stay silent.

The freedom you have as an Indian.
The rights u have as a woman.
Reservations secured for social justice.
Labour rights, civil rights, voting rights, freedom of expression.. none of these were handed out because the 'privileged' politely asked for them.

Someone took to the streets.. someone challenged the system.. someone made their hands dirty.. someone disrupted the status quo.. someone was called 'troublesome' 'anti-national' 'annoying' or ' nuisance'

And today.. we have the privilege of sitting comfortably at home, opening your phone and lecturing protesters about how much we dislike protests.

This very privilege exists because someone before us protested for it.

You don't have to support every protest.. but dismissing protest itself as something that 'shouldn't happen' is a remarkably privileged position to take.

#protests #india

[Prashant Bhushan @pbhushan1]

It is important that all groups separately protesting against Gyanesh Kumar & his vote chori must refrain from working at cross purposes or criticising each other. We are all in this together to save our democracy

[Oxygen @Oxygen18_]

What if I tell you, during the UPA Government Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh and home minister P. Chidambaram had the option to brutally detain the likes of Anna Hazare, Arvind Kejriwal, Kiran Bedi and Prashant Bhushan and the UPA had the option to cut the Lokpal protest by deploying the Delhi Police, RAF, and the anti-riot force at Jantar Mantar, and they had the option to use tear gas, water cannons, yet they still choose not to. They really did believe in a citizen's right to protest.

No matter what you say, UPA Government never made India feel like anything less than a democracy. Let that sink in.

[AISA @aisa_official_]

🚨SOS🚨

AISA President Neha Bora has been picked up by Delhi Police in an unauthorised vehicle, WITHOUT A SINGLE FEMALE CONSTABLE!

WE DO NOT KNOW WHERE THEY ARE TAKING THEM! THEIR WHEREABOUTS ARE UNKNOWN!

@DelhiPolice has crossed EVERY LIMIT!

[Azra @AzraATweets]

Congress is protesting. AISA is protesting. SFI is protesting. CJP is protesting. INDIA bloc is protesting. Women are protesting. Students are protesting.

India probably hasn't seen this level of multi-spectrum movement against any govt since Quit India Movement, 1942.

[Ronak Unadkat @Ronak_Unadkat]

What’s wrong with our country?

Almost every leader talks about 2047 as the deadline for development.

But who is accountable for what should happen today, this year or in the next 5 years?

2047 should be a vision, not an excuse to avoid accountability today.

[Maxtern @RealMaxtern]

It takes a lot of courage to join a protest knowing that you may be detained, harassed, or face problems simply for being there and raising your voice.

Hats off to everyone on the ground, showing the reality.

And a special hats off to the “Godi Media” for joining the protest, no matter how many times they get beaten by the students. 😂

Jai Hind 🇮🇳

[Shubh @kadaipaneeeer]

sometimes i wonder how different my understanding of the world would be if i had grown up as a woman in india. no matter how much empathy i carry as a man, i can never fully put myself in the shoes of an indian woman. not even my own mother. not even my sister.

i remember being barely 10 & my sister was 12. a grown man was leaving the lift while we were entering it. he touched my sister. i didn’t notice. my dad didn’t notice but my mother did.

she slapped him, dragged him back, screamed at him & made sure everyone around knew exactly what he had done. he apologised & ran away. at that age, i didn’t fully understand why she reacted the way she did. i do now.

maybe a part of her knew exactly what my sister had just experienced. maybe she remembered things she had gone through herself and never talked about and that is the part that stays with me: how many women have stories they never tell anyone? how many uncomfortable encounters, creepy stares, unwanted touches, inappropriate comments and moments of fear have simply become things they learned to live with?

because indian women are taught this from childhood.

which road to take. when to share their live location. whether to sit in the front or back seat. whether to ignore a comment or confront it. whether the man walking behind them is simply walking or following them. whether the person staring at them is just staring or deciding to do something worse and sometimes, nothing happens but the fear still happened. maybe that’s what many men will never understand.

and before someone jumps in with “not all men” yes, obviously but sadly women don’t have the luxury of knowing which ones.

you can’t tell which apple is poisonous just by looking at the basket when you’ve been warned your entire life that some of them are and maybe that is why the conversation needs to move beyond “good men vs bad men.”

because patriarchy isn’t just some abstract concept sitting inside a textbook. it survives in everyday behaviour. in jokes. in comment sections where women are reduced to bodies, sluts and cuss words because they expressed an opinion.

in men laughing when their friend makes a degrading joke. in group chats where women become content. in treating persistence as romance. in calling stalking “love.” in sexualising teenage girls cause men thinks “they’re easier to manipulate”.

in fathers teaching daughters how to avoid predators instead of teaching sons boundaries.

in mothers teaching daughters how to protect themselves instead of asking their sons what kind of men they should not become.

you don’t need to be a woman to understand that women deserve to feel safe. you don’t need a daughter to understand why sexualising children is disgusting. you don’t need a sister to understand why stalking isn’t romantic. you don’t need a girlfriend to understand why consent matters and you definitely don’t need to experience fear yourself before taking someone else’s fear seriously.

so to the men reading this: you don’t always need to defend yourself. you don’t always need to explain that you’re one of the good ones. you don’t always need to say “not all men.” bare minimum u can do is to listen & believe a woman when she says she is uncomfortable.

call out your friend when he crosses a line.

don’t laugh at the joke degrading a women.

don’t participate in the group chat where women are being reduced to objects.

don’t teach women how to avoid men.

teach men how not to become the reason women are afraid.

because one day, a woman will trust you enough to feel completely safe around you and when that happens, ask yourself something uncomfortable

what exactly have we become if even the women who love us have to stay alert around men? maybe the goal was never to teach women how to survive men.

maybe the goal should be to raise men around whom women don’t have to survive. maybe india will take decades to change but you don’t have to wait decades to become the kind of man women feel safe around

[eppy @epppyyy]

This is the India
We are all fighting for

[Dr.Dhruv Chauhan @DrDhruvchauhan]

Thousands of NEET PG aspirants have approached us at the Legal Cell for All India Doctors @LegalCell4Drs raising serious concerns regarding discrepancies in their marks/results.

After examining the representations and concerns brought before us, we have decided to take this matter to the appropriate court of law.

This is about transparency, accountability and the right of every aspirant to a fair and error-free examination process.

We will pursue the matter legally and place the concerns of the affected aspirants before the court

Dr Dhruv Chauhan
Legal Cell for All India Doctors

[Nachiket Bhatia @bhatia_nachiket]

NEET PG candidates are NOT asking for a favour. TRANSPARENCY IS THEIR RIGHT.

Stop blaming “recall bias.” Why should candidates have to rely on memory in the first place?

NBEMS MUST RELEASE:
• Complete NEET PG question paper
• Official answer key
• Candidate’s recorded responses
• Questions marked for review

This should not be optional. Candidates have a right to know exactly what they were asked, what they answered, and how their marks were calculated.

Until NBEMS provides this, doubts over discrepancies will continue and students will keep questioning whether the mistake is theirs or somewhere in the examination process.

@NBEMS_INDIA, RELEASE THE COMPLETE PAPER, ANSWER KEY & RECORDED RESPONSES NOW.

No more ambiguity. No more half-measures.

NEET PG DESERVES COMPLETE TRANSPARENCY.

[DrSaranshVerma @DrSaranshverma]

NEET-PG 2026 results are out.

𝗖𝗼𝗱𝗲𝘀 𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗻𝗼𝘁 𝗮𝗰𝗰𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁𝗮𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆!! @NBEMS_Official

Marks and ranks for many aspirants do not match what they expected.

If NEET-PG is transparent and accurate, release the individual question paper, official answer key, and individual response sheet—not just Question IDs after the result.

Doctors deserve the right to verify their own paper.

𝗧𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘀𝗽𝗮𝗿𝗲𝗻𝗰𝘆 𝗶𝘀 𝗻𝗼𝘁 𝗮 𝗳𝗮𝘃𝗼𝘂𝗿. 𝗜𝘁 𝗶𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗶𝗺𝘂𝗺 𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗮𝗿𝗱.

#NEETPG2026 #NEETPG #NBEMS #MedTwitter

[medicopenia_155 @medicopenia_155]

Request to all medical associations, student bodies & resident associations: unite and raise one collective demand release the #NEETPG 2026 Question Paper,Answer Key,Individual Response Sheets.
One Medical Fraternity One Voice #NEETPGTransparency
@FAIMA_INDIA_ @imajdnnational

[ALL INDIA MEDICAL STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION @official_aimsa]

AIMSA Writes to Hon'ble @JPNadda Ji Seeking Urgent Release of NEET-PG 2026 Question Paper Answer Key & Response Sheets
@ANI @PTI_News @ians_india @Shalini_Journo @YawarShafi4 @Zehra_Shafi @Lolita_TNIE @vishu_reports @AnujaJaiswalTOI @ShwetaReports @newsagencyknt @reetksahni @RisingKashmir @medicaldialogs @official_aimsa @drsfaizanahmad @DrMohammadMomin @aajtak @sakunthsk @KNO_NEWS @GreaterKashmir @ABPNews

[Rana Ayyub @RanaAyyub]

If Manmohan Singh was the Prime Minister, his inability to protect women in the national capital would have been the headline across news channels

[Nachiket Bhatia @bhatia_nachiket]

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[ravish kumar @ravish_journo]

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[Telanganite @speedthecar]

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