@VijayGajeraO Neither these three duffers are Gen Z, yet they portray as the leaders 🤔
We had this next generation youth always, where their expectation, aspiration etc. different from their peers. This is natural human evaluation 🙏
These duffers kringy jokes crossing all limits 🙏
Verses from the Quran chanted at convocations at AMU is Secularism.
Verses from the Shikshavalli in the Taittiriya Upanishad, which is about education, chanted at a convocation at IIT Delhi is Communal and a danger to Secularism.
This is Secularism for you.
🚨 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: Army replaces historic slogan, sparking debate over national identity
🇧🇩 || New slogan shift in Bangladesh Army signals ideological change
🕊️ Change replaces "Joy Bangla", a liberation-era, secular symbol with a religious phrase.
🔁 Move may deepen political polarization by erasing a slogan that transcended party lines.
⚖️ Critics warn institutional neutrality and plural national identity could be undermined.
🌐 Regional observers note implications for civil-military relations across the Indian subcontinent.
⚡ Tension likely to persist as politicians, veterans, and civil society challenge the change.
📍 @Resonant_News
I think it is time to speak up.
I joined Newslaundry as a trainee journalist in 2016—I cannot recall the exact month—with a dream. I had just passed out of college and wanted to do the kind of independent journalism I believed in. At the time, I was working as a content writer in Bangalore. When I got the offer from Newslaundry, the understanding, though not formally in writing, was that I would work as a trainee journalist for three or four months and, if my work was good, I would be hired. So, essentially, it was an unpaid internship. And I was completely fine with that. I was young, I had a dream, and I wanted to become a journalist.
I shifted to Delhi and started working.
The space, as I experienced it, was extremely toxic. The language used by Abhinandan Sekhri towards employees was deeply hurtful to me. People around me told me that this was “normal” in the media—that this was how newsrooms functioned and that one had to develop a thick skin.
But it was not normal to me.
And I say that because I had already experienced other newsrooms.
I had worked as an intern with The New Indian Express in Bangalore under the then Chief Reporter Ramu Patil and Resident Editor V. Krishna. I was a student then. I remember that Ramu Sir and Mr Krishna would address me as “Ghosh Ji” or “Mr Ghosh”. I was not expecting that because I knew how the world worked. I knew I was an intern.
Later, I also worked as an intern with The Telegraph in Kolkata. I never heard any editor hurling abuses at reporters or interns in the way I experienced at Newslaundry.
So when I was told that such behaviour was “normal” in the media, I could not accept it.
It was not normal to me.
For everything, in my experience, the person in question was abused. I had never seen people speak to their own employees in that manner before. But I was repeatedly told that this was simply how things were.
The trauma became so bad that one incident remains very clear in my memory.
One day, after I wrote a story on Section 66A, the abuse was so harsh that I remember lying to the person I was reporting to and fleeing.
I stayed in Delhi for another week, until my parents could arrange a train ticket, and then I returned to Kolkata.
I have thought about writing about this many times. But I never did.
I knew how people could be bullied and intimidated, and for a long time I doubted myself. I questioned whether I was being too sensitive, whether this really was “normal”, whether I simply did not understand how the media worked.
Today, as many people are talking I think it was important for me to speak up.
I am speaking only about what I experienced.
I know the kind of responses that are waiting for me. I know what will be said and I know that many people may question me.
Maybe I am prepared today.
But I think I should have spoken about this much earlier.
#WATCH | "Pakistani boxer said to me 'Aapka naam Narender hai, aapke coach ka naam Narender hai, aapke Pradhan Mantri ka naam Narendra hai. Mujhe Narendra naam se nafrat ho gayi hai'..." says Heavyweight boxer and silver medallist Narender Berwal narrating his conversation with a Pakistani boxer after defeating him during the 2015 World Military Games, to PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted with the Indian athletes who won medals at the Commonwealth Games 2026 at his residence, 7 Lok Kalyan Marg, in Delhi yesterday.
(Source: PMO)
I know you're trained to turn serious questions into jokes.
But this time, you can't run away, Abhijit.
You have to answer why your processors were helping you and why you hid this from Indian Gen Zs.
You have to answer why Saurav Das received foreign funding from the Thakur family Foundation and why his fake company, Climate Action Front, is not registered anywhere.
Why is your Ashu not disclosing his funding for ‘Parivartan’?
Don't run away, Dipke. Answer this now.
Big Expose:
1. This is direct proof that CJP was a PR plan and that foreign powers helped Abhijit Dipke.
First, meet Abhijit’s professor, Michael Dowding, who helped him in International media management.
BIG: Mamata Banerjee’s Convoy Attacked in West Bengal
Her car was surrounded in Halishahar, North 24 Parganas, while she was on her way to meet a TMC worker.
Mud, shoes and slippers were reportedly hurled at her vehicle as protesters raised slogans of “Queen of Robbers" "Chor"
*Kitne Dipke aur Das aaye.
Kitne Dipke aur Das gaye.*
It’s the same club of ‘O wow! Modi’s days are numbered.’
And as we seen before - it will be the same club which will be licking its wounds - till of course, the next opportunity arises.
Don’t over-stress.
Don’t take it easy either.
Swat the flies, one by one.
Due credit to @TinyDhillon
SHOCKER 🚨 JNU woman is now saying "Have you ever seen a Muslim name anywhere in Ramcharitmanas?"
She even lost cool at Journalist for asking questions 😳
இன்று, மிகுந்த பெருமையுடன், ஒரு ஒழுக்கமான படைக்கான உயரிய விருதான குடியரசுத் தலைவர் கொடியை புதுச்சேரி காவல்துறைக்கு வழங்கி கௌரவித்தோம்.
நான்கு புவியியல் பகுதிகளாக பிரிக்கப்பட்ட ஒரு பிராந்தியத்தில் காவல் பணியை மேற்கொள்வதிலும், யூனியன் பிரதேசத்தின் புகழ்பெற்ற ஆன்மீக பாரம்பரியத்தை மிகுந்த அர்ப்பணிப்புடன் பாதுகாப்பதிலும் உள்ள சவால்களை வென்று, புதுச்சேரி காவல்துறை குறைபாடற்ற தொழில்முறையின் மிக உயர்ந்த தரத்தை நிலைநாட்டியுள்ளது. இன்று இப்படைக்கு வழங்கப்பட்ட இந்த சிறப்பு அங்கீகாரம் என்பது, அதன் துணிச்சலுக்கும் அர்ப்பணிப்புக்கும் தகுதியான பாராட்டாகும்.
இந்த நல்ல வாய்ப்பில், இப்படையின் அனைத்து வீரர்களுக்கும் புதுச்சேரி யூனியன் பிரதேச மக்களுக்கும் வாழ்த்துகள்.
@ArvindKejriwal You are a cruel joke on 🇮🇳
Why do you do gutter level politics even after getting drubbing defeat in Delhi?
Your politics reached dead end, wake up and smell ☕️ or 🥃
Arvind Kejriwal says in an interview:
“Jo log sadak pe aaye the, wo Modi ji ko thokne aaye the.”
What kind of a language is this? He is casually joking about plans to assassinate a thrice-elected Prime Minister of India. Does he even know what he’s saying?
The students were peacefully protesting for their issues till Mr. Kejriwal decided to hijack the movement and turn it into a political opportunity.
First he founded, funded and directed CJP, then hijacked the peaceful movement of students and tried to turn it violent as was done in Bangladesh and Nepal!
Now his desperation has really reached a dangerously high level, and he is using such inflammatory words! His dictatorial tendencies are out in the open, and it’s clear that he can do anything to capture power. Such people are a danger to democracy!
If you see this tweet, please RT it.
Saurav Das and Abhijit Dipke’s IT Cell is mass-reporting my account.
My account has now been shadow-banned as well.
🚨 CM Suvendu Adhikari on alleged attack on Mamata's vehicle -
"BJP has no role in this"
"There was no BJP flag, nor were there BJP workers, it was such a massive public outrage"
"Mamata must use headphones to evade 'chor, chor' slogans"
"Mamata should have gone to RG Kar victim's house to apologize"