A sentence I never thought I'd say: I Dunzo-ed a pigeon! @DunzoIt
Found an injured pigeon that couldn't fly sitting by the side of the pavement, with cars speeding by dangerously close to it. I wanted to help.
People from all over Delhi were sending food to Jantar Mantar for protestors!
No name Nothing
Just Jantar Mantar as address
Food was placed on a side like a buffet, whoever wants can take and eat whatever they like
What a Gesture by Delhiites❤️
Police were taking the detained students away in a truck from the Chembur student protest.
Then, out of nowhere, an uncle came and opened the truck's latch, and all the students jumped out and ran away.
Man, I love my country so much sometimes. 😭
Vancouver’da bu yaşandı bu arada. Türk ve Avustralyalı taraftarlar birlikte Sweet Caroline’ı söyleyip dans etti. Hayatımda yaşadığım en eğlenceli ve sürreal anlardan biriydi.
Not many know this because there’s no dive tourism, but the Persian Gulf is full of coral —
not just any coral, but heat-tolerant genotypes biologists use in reef restoration.
It’s home to over 700 fish species and the world’s second largest population of dugongs. Say a prayer.
I cannot get the "fo shure!" out of my head.
In 24hrs it's turned into a sickness.
Every thought in my head now gets a comment by a second voice that says "fo shure! fo shure!"
This brilliant post by @NMenonRao on the “monsoon wedding” between Indian and American sensibilities embodied in @ZohranKMamdani’s conduct moved me utterly. An excerpt:
“Mamdani’s presence in American politics to me is an act of synthesis. From India, he carries the conviction that pluralism is a civilizational inheritance — that faiths, languages, and histories can overlap without erasing one another. From America, he absorbs the restless belief that democracy is an unfinished experiment, renewed each time someone insists on belonging. Between these two traditions, he stands as a bridge — a reminder that both nations, in their most generous moments, have imagined freedom not as uniformity but as coexistence.”
https://t.co/f1JACQoDmQ
For 50 years, the villages Kollukudipatti and Vettangudipatti have celebrated cracker-free Diwali once they noticed firecrackers noise cracking birds' eggs. This has now slowly spread to neighbouring ten more villages.