Personally #Verified She survived displacement. She kept her dreams alive. Now one girl from #GaribNagar #BandraEast has earned her seat at Bandra Anjuman Girls High School & Junior College approved under minority quota. All she needs is ₹30,000 to walk through that door. ₹22,000 fees. ₹8,000 for essentials. Fee receipt will be shared publicly once paid. Full transparency. Zero doubt. Her family lost everything. Don't let her lose this too. No amount is too small. And if you can't donate one share could find the person who can.

Manish Market #salimbhai #gallinews #gallinewsPublicRepoter @MumbaiPolice

Al'hamdulillah, target amount now 28k

Hey @x @Support @premium @nikitabier , why are my original posts not visible to my mutuals and followers ??? it seems only posts of other accounts are visible which i RT and not the ones i post myself. Dear mutuals if you can see this pls interact & amplify.

I think what makes me angry is that none of us did this. You and I were NOT the ones who cut down ancient forests. We were NOT the ones who uprooted mangroves, carved up mountains, poisoned rivers, or sold every living thing around us in the name of growth. Yet it will be us who pay for it. The farmer staring at a sky that no longer behaves the way it did for generations. The child growing up in unbearable heat. The ordinary person watching food, water, and survival become more uncertain with every passing year. And somehow we’ve all become so numb to it. We see a missing monsoon. Record temperatures. Dying rivers. Burning forests. We sigh, switch on the AC, and move on to the next headline. Maybe that’s the most terrifying part. Not that everything is changing. But that we’ve become comfortable watching it happen. This should not feel normal. A whole monsoon is going missing before our eyes, and the people responsible are still cutting, digging, clearing, extracting, expanding as if there is no end point. But there is. And when it arrives, it won’t be the people who profited from the destruction standing in the heat waiting for rain.

Muslim woman marrying a kafir is not the same as a Muslim man marrying a kafir woman; the former is a far more serious issue than the latter

Until you address me directly, you do not have an issue with me. You have an issue with yourself. I don’t respond to whispers, assumptions, side comments, or conversations held in rooms I’m not standing in. If it was serious enough to speak around me, it should be mature enough to bring to me. Until then, that is not conflict; that is avoidance wearing confidence.

Bhupesh Joshi, State President of Uttarakhand Kali Sena, has openly called for driving Muslims out of Bairagiwala, Pushkar Dhami's Uttarakhand. In a video statement, Joshi said: “I want to tell the Hindus here to drive the Muslims out of here. No mullah should be seen in the village, and there should be no mosques, nor any adhan. Muslims have no right to live in the country.” #IndianMuslims

All Opposition Ruled States Must Not Allow Adani Smart Meters For Residential Properties.

The Great Companions 💛🖤

🚨 Breaking News: India blocks Telegram app access till June 22 over NEET security concerns.

What this establishes is the hypocrisy of these platforms--Meta, YouTube don't think twice before pulling down videos even remotely critical of the Modi government. But these platforms, simultaneously, fund hateful #Hpop music. Full report: csohate.org/2026/06/15/profi…

🚨For over a year, I've worked with a small team of researchers to clinically document evidence of the role Big Tech platforms play in encouraging Hindutva Pop music. We found a total of *523 SONGS*, encouraging violence against Muslims, stoking hate. YouTube, Meta, Apple and Spotify, were all found complicit in not just amplifying but even *funding* these songs. #HPop For @csohate @raqib_naik

India's biggest telecoms just rejected cheaper call-only plans. Translation: "Pay for data you don't need or stay disconnected." Who suffers? The elderly. The poor. Rural India. Who profits? You already know. TRAI , whose side are you on? #Jio #Airtel #Vi #DigitalIndia

Discovered a new concoction today, black coffee with honey & pink salt (both as per taste) Boil the pink salt then pour the boiling water on to the coffee & honey, mix, enjoiiiii

A child is waiting. Not for toys. Not for luxuries. Just for ₹290 less than your last coffee, your last meal delivery, your last impulse buy. This displaced child who has already survived more than most of us will ever face. She cleared her exams. She earned her seat. She is ready. But 6 days have passed since her last donation came in and her admission fees still aren't paid. Every day she waits is a day her hope gets a little quieter. We spend ₹290 without blinking. On chai. On data. On things we forget by evening. She's asking for that same amount to not lose an entire year of her education. One transfer. One minute. One child's future ,secured. Can you be that person today? 🔁 Retweet if you believe no child should have to wait for education 💙 Tag someone who still can

I missed the 1st call as but took the 2nd call, currently that is all i could say because when one cause is not getting completed then how can i take the responsibility of another. We need just 100 generous souls to contribute 290 each. Call recording ⬇️⬇️

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has taken cognisance of allegations of harassment, discrimination and attacks against Kashmiri shawl sellers and students in several parts of India, according to the Jammu and Kashmir Students Association (JKSA). The association said the human rights body has registered a formal case after receiving a complaint highlighting multiple incidents of alleged intimidation, communal profiling and physical assaults in states including Himachal Pradesh, Haryana, Uttarakhand, Delhi, Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh. The complaint was submitted earlier this year by JKSA national convenor Nasir Khuehami. “Forced to leave, threatened and assaulted”: JKSA According to JKSA, the complaint documents serious allegations where Kashmiri shawl sellers were “assaulted, threatened, humiliated and prevented from carrying out their trade.” The association also said that in some cases, traders were allegedly “forced to leave areas where they had been living and working peacefully for decades.” Read the full report on theobserverpost.com

God forbid a woman gets a hobby!