Nilesh Bhattacharya

Lets figure out how to live this business of life and then do the complete opposite.

[Overall Figure @overallfigurex]

You would have to unload a full clip into my brain before I ever included a shot of a camera attached to a car door while the door is closing

[Joy Bhattacharjya @joybhattacharj]

Sir, this was a song written by Rabindranath Tagore over 60 years before there was a country named Bangladesh. It was written by Tagore in reaction to the British partition of Bengal in 1905.
It is a proud part of our heritage written by one of the greatest poets of our land.

[Mohammed Zubair @zoo_bear]

Over 100 residents from the Naigaon-Chinchoti-Vasai area have written to Prime Minister @narendramodi, seeking permission to d1€ by sui¢ide as they are frustrated by the poor condition of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad national highway (NH-48), traffic congestion, and administrative negligence. They complained that what was once a one-hour commute for them has, over the past two months, stretched to five or six hours.

[Vinay Kumar @bahudari]

After having shouted from rooftops for years, I can feel for @Memeghnad very deeply. He's almost tearing up.

Drop everything. Listen. Act.

[Gaurav Sabnis @gauravsabnis]

Ask not what your country can do for you
Ask what your country can do for Gautam Adani

[Narundar @NarundarM]

Kya PM Ki Degree Dikhana Shobha Deta Hai Kya.

[Arvind Gunasekar @arvindgunasekar]

Coupled with the draconian Prevention of Money Laundering Act, a CM can be arrested by ED and denied bail for 30 days thereby easily toppling an elected State Government.

[Swati Moitra @swatiatrest]

No issues. (from The Telegraph)

[Article 14 @Article14live]

“This insistence on not sharing votes polled data… Why can’t you share it? What is the logic? Just make it public”

In 2018, 2019 & 2024, @poonamjourno found more votes than voters in @ECISVEEP data, She tells @kunalpurohit, #India’s electoral integrity is at risk

https://t.co/Z5YjZw8NFc

[Local Tea Party @localteaparty]

Dawood Ibrahim will magically appear in the news in a bit.

[Pratyusha @H4PooJeetaPatel]

BREAKING 🚨

E-Voter List pages from the websites of CEOs of states like Maharashtra, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan are taken down.

@ECISVEEP hits the panic button.

[Tanishka Sodhi @tanishka_s2]

Only one leading national newspaper found Rahul Gandhi’s findings on voter fraud to be worthy of being front page lead.

This wasn’t even a late night presser.

[Roshan Rai @RoshanKrRaii]

Did you notice something?

Modi bhakt NRIs who start jumping like monkeys when Modi visits the US have not dared to speak a word against #TrumpTariff due to the fear of deportation and Visa cancellation.

Reality of their ₹2 Deshbhakti.

[Kabir Taneja @KabirTaneja]

Quite the unravelling of the Delhi - Washington relationship over the past 48 hours... 🇮🇳🇺🇸

> Trump announces 25% tariffs against India
> Trump announces oil deal with Pakistan
> US imposes sanctions against Indian petrochem companies for trading with Iran

[James Tate @JamesTate121]

OMG this is funny �

[Kunal Purohit @kunalpurohit]

Praja, a reputed NGO brings out a report on the terrible state of public toilets in Mumbai.

Instead of taking heed, Minister Uday Samant orders probe AGAINST the NGO! 👏👏👏

[Roshan Rai @RoshanKrRaii]

Lmao, He has two sons.

Both have renounced Indian citizenship.

One is a British Citizen now
Another is American 🤣🤣

This speech is solely to fool Bhakts.

[Saurav Das @SauravDassss]

Wishing Umar and others all the very best. Five years in jail is a long and brutal stretch, enough to reshape a person’s psyche, wear down the soul. It sometimes amazes me how, despite the Supreme Court’s clear jurisprudence that prolonged incarceration, even in a UAPA case, violates the right to a speedy trial and that courts can and must grant bail in such cases, the judiciary has repeatedly failed them all.

I am amazed when I sometimes think about the theatre of complicity that played in their cases. The way successive Chief Justices and other Justices of the Delhi High Court handled Umar’s and others bail pleas’ is not just a lapse. It is a lasting STAIN on the judiciary in modern India.

Worse still was the Supreme Court’s own role. The surreptitious manner in which Chief Justice DY Chandrachud withdrew the matter from a senior, presumably more fairer judge, and had it listed before arguably the most anti-liberty judge on the Court is not a mere administrative decision. It was a betrayal of the idea of a fair, impartial justice. There are moments when I almost feel sorry for the man—the constant criticism, the social media outrage. But then I recall how eloquently he once spoke of dissent as this “safety valve of democracy,” of the Constitution’s moral vision—words that moved many. And yet when the time came to stand firm, to hear the case, to show some spine and push back against executive interference, he folded. Capitulated. It fills one with rage. Here was a man gifted with intellect, platform, and influence—who could have led by example. And yet, he chose silence and complicity. He may eloquently lecture students of the National Law University-Delhi today. But deep down inside, he knows what he did, the lies he spoke, the trust he betrayed, and for these reasons alone, will never be able to hold his head high with self-respect. A man that has betrayed his own soul. His actions in Umar’s case is a stain he will carry to the end.

Justice Manmohan, now a Supreme Court judge, has no less to answer. As Chief Justice of the Delhi High Court, he presided over a Kafkaesque game of “passing the parcel” with their bail pleas—cases moved from bench to bench, never listed, judgments held back for 7 to 9 months. The institutional rot wasn’t just visible, but palpable. His inaction, his silence, his administrative complicity—these will remain an indelible STAIN on his career.

One may be an excellent judge in 99% of cases. But it is in that remaining 1%—when the whole nation watches, when justice demands courage under pressure, when institution’s perception is at stake, when the Constitution begs for interpretation with integrity—that is exactly when a judge’s true character is tested. And if in those moments they capitulate, or worse, appear in tandem with the ruling regime, they cease to be judges. They become enablers of tyranny. The Enemies of Justice.

Pardon my French, but today, there are many such frauds masquerading as “Hon’ble Justice”.

[वरुण 🇮🇳 @varungrover]

The amazing thing is this is not even a shocking news. Just the normal, acceptable state of things.

[Clint Jarvis @clinjar]

Stanford paid 35,000 people to quit social media.

This was the largest study on emotional health in history.

The results were so shocking, scientists called it "comparable to therapy."

Here's what happens when you break free from the algorithm:
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