#BREAKING: Prime Minister @narendramodi posts new video on Instagram thanking youth for immense positive feedback on last night’s video. The video posted last night has 303 million views and over 16 million likes. The video last night and tonight seem to be self-made on a device.
At the peak of Nirbhaya protests in December 2012, then Chief Justice of India late Altamas Kabir and a sitting Supreme Court lady judge Gyan Sudha Misra had given rare public statements condemning the use of force against protestors and had supported the youth who had come out to register their anguish.
Late Justice Kabir had gone to the extent of saying that he wanted to join the protests, but his position prevented him from doing so.
Justice Misra had said she was breaking the judges self-imposed code of silence since rare situations demanded extraordinary responses.
Compare it to the current students agitation, not only has the Judiciary lowered its esteem in the eyes of the country's citizens by its judicial actions, but public utterances of lordships are irreparably damaging the institution.
Life update: Stuck between my dad who thinks everything is a deep state conspiracy, my younger sibling who thinks this is one of the most organic protests post independence and my mom who has seen some Instagram reel and now truly believes that Mukesh Ambani is at Jantar Mantar.
everyone kept yapping for over 12 years, to learn to speak like Modi Ji, because he has "thehraav" in his voice
no bitch, he speaks in pauses coz he has to read every single word from the script 😭
you should read fiction, learn history, explore stuff that isn't just "immediately useful."
so much of life is drawing on experience. If your experience is operating so thoroughly in a specific box you really limit yourself.