Difficult for mother tigress to handle cubs when they are too young like this. Usually she keeps them concealed or away from prying eyes. Interesting visuals.
FACT CHECK
Claims circulating on social media that a protester sustained gunshot injuries during the July 20, 2026 protest in Central Delhi are not corroborated by the MLC findings.
MLC records a lacerated wound in front of the right tragus, with the nature of injury described as blunt. As per doctor's opinion, it is simple injury and there is no evidence of gunshot injury.
Therefore, the claim of gunshot injury is not supported by the medical findings on the MLC.
The public is advised to verify information through authentic sources before sharing such claims.
Why this selective outrage sarrr? @SauravDassss If you raise the issue of the Education Ministers resignations in Punjab and Karnataka, I’ll be right there supporting you in that But do you really have the guts to go against your own Aam Aadmi Party? 🧐
NEET Aspirant Harsh Dubey was so angry and outraged with the system that he stood up from his chair inside NDTV Studio to speak up and raise questions. Leave everything and watch this video from @ShivAroor’s show India Matters!
I wish every parent would understand this
Don’t pressure your kids.
Don’t raise them as snowflakes.
Make them strong enough to win,
and tough enough to handle losing
Public memory is short.
June 4-5 midnight crackdown by @DelhiPolice in 2011 at Ramlila Maidan resulted in a massive lathi charge (I covered it) & resulted in the untimely death of Rajbala & injuries to several others.
* That was a sleeping crowd.
* There was neither stone pelting nor sloganeering at night.
* That was Baba Ramdev protest against corruption.
* Was India a democracy then? And elected autocracy now?
* Very interesting war of narratives.
* True power of democracy is letting all sides speak without fear.
* Speak! Don’t resort to violence, physical or verbal.
* Keep #IndiaFirst
* Don’t play into the hands of those who may dream of engineering a regime change like in Nepal, Sri Lanka or Bangladesh.
* Not happening here!!!
This why every protest is occurring at the exactly similar dates. FCRA 2.0 Amendment Bill which will cause irreplaceable harm to bad faith actors within the NGO Ecosystem.
"Revolution is merely a dramatic device used by the ambitious to get the people to do the heavy lifting, so the ambitious can take the credit and the corner office."
Don’t get played.
Hello @AmitShah@DelhiPolice@PMOIndia are you aware someone from control rooms with full access to Delhi’s security CCTVs was on @instagram informing the protesters live of what was happening and where to go?
1. As controversy over Diljit Dosanjh-starrer ‘Satluj’ escalates, #CutTheClutter traces the story of Jaswant Singh Khalra, the activist kidnapped and murdered by cops. The episode also tells the story of the bloodiest years in Punjab & the state’s fight against terror.
2. Khalra was kidnapped on 5-6 September 1995. At that time, he was running a campaign to collect municipal cremation records of unidentified bodies, trying to establish patterns of illegal killings & secret cremations. The data was collected from municipal crematoria in Amritsar, Majitha & Tarn Taran.
3. The number they added up was 2,059 such cremations. This was multiplied by the number of prominent crematoria in the state & the number arrived at was 25,000. NHRC was finally given a list of 2,097, & they could establish that 109 of these had died in police custody.
4. Now, where had this situation arisen from, because nothing happens in a vacuum. In 1995, this was at the tail end of terrorism/militancy/insurgency, whatever you want to call it, in Punjab. Its nasty peak was 1990-91 — the gun ruled & ordinary life disappeared after sunset. Fear had frozen Punjab. There was no govt, no institutions. Only 2 things functioned — police & terrorists.
5. And, terrorism was not simply about killings; the idea was to control society, much like the Taliban later. So, the national anthem was banned, music was banned, the Hindi language was banned, skirts, trousers & dresses were banned &, of course, they wanted to change school curricula. Journalists weren’t spared either.
6. There are countless stories of brutal killings. For example, of Nirmal Kanta, the principal of a govt school in Rajpura. Or, of activist Manjeet Singh Babbu. Or of AK Talib, the station director AIR. Or, of course, of Gen. AS Vaidya.
Watch #CutTheClutter, Episode 1860: Row over Diljit Dosanjh’s Satluj, Khalra, and the bloodied years that took Punjab there

https://t.co/axH0aJnyMt
Request people to see this
Thank you Shekhar Gupta for sharing the horror of Khalistani terrorism in old days
Terrorists had banned girls from wearing skirts in school
A school headmistress begged for some time for the poor kids to buy salwar kameez
They shot her in the belly
Anyone in India today who tries to create sympathy for Khalistani terrorists is a monster
Two Tomahawk missiles, reportedly fired from George Soros's Bedford residence in New York, in a bid to sabotage Shri Nitin Gadkari's infrastructure work, hit the Delhi-Dehradun Expressway this morning. Thankfully, no lives were lost.