Manisha retweeted
📍Brahmaputra River, Dibrugarh, Assam
Pouring milk into the Brahmaputra as part of religious rituals is a matter of faith, but throwing the empty milk packets into the river afterwards is absolutely ridiculous. Respect your beliefs, but respect nature too.
Keep the Brahmaputra clean! 🙏🌊
PS - I don’t see any dustbins placed on riverfront stretch.
@dibrugarhpolice @mygovassam @CMOfficeAssam @assampolice
Manisha retweeted
A power chain saw used on a 14 year old girl just because she said no.
Who is teaching men to be this violent?
Why are men like Hemanth, who are just out of their teens resorting to such violence?
There is something seriously wrong with society, aided by everything around it from politics to popular culture
Manisha retweeted
We appeal to the Chief Minister, Delhi govt:
To take a strong stand for complete ban of fire crackers in Delhi on 29th Oct in the hearing of fire crackers case in Supreme Court.
@PMOIndia
@mygovindia
@LtGovDelhi
@CMODelhi
@mssirsa
@Warriormomsin
@jai_dhar
Manisha retweeted
Even after his daughter’s de*th, a father is forced to fight for her dignity.
No parent should ever have to face such a heartbreaking situation. 💔😔
They let the boy who was drunk and caused the accident off, but society is blaming the girl, asking why she was out so late at night with boys.
Now, a father has to hold a press meet to prove that his daughter was a good girl.
This is the state of our society today. 💔😔
Manisha retweeted
What a real shame you are to this nation, @DelhiPolice!
Choking, scratching, and kicking female @NSUI student with heavy boots in broad daylight just because they dared to raise their voices against vote chori?
You hide behind uniforms and state power to inflict physical violence and grotesque humiliation on young women who pose no threat to anyone.
Day after day, your bosses preach hypocritical nonsense about women's safety, respect, and protection, yet the exact second those same women demand democratic rights and accountability, you unleash your inner animals upon them.
Dragging them by their hair, crushing them under heavy boots, and assaulting their bodily integrity exposes the absolute rot at the heart of this system. You really think a badge gives you a free pass to act like violent goon with absolute impunity?
Suspensions and internal inquiries are a complete joke.
Accountability isn't enough anymore every single officer involved in this cowardly assault needs to be fired and brought to justice .
Manisha retweeted
At some point Govt needs to answer a very basic question.
If citizens have to privately arrange healthcare, education, transport, security, clean water, clean air, retirement and backup for basic infrastructure...
then what exactly is the middle class receiving for decades of taxes?
Because "earn more money so you can protect yourself from our failures" cannot be the economic model of a serious country.
Manisha retweeted
It is not mandatory to vote. It is not mandatory to register to vote. But all citizens have the right to vote. If you put these three together, it should be obvious that one person's right to vote is not in any way connected to whether their father or mother had such a right decades ago or exercised it.
All the EC needs is one's own documents to register to vote. And if a person has already done that to get on the roll earlier, it is silly to first delete them and then ask them to do it again simply because their father was not on the roll eons ago.
As a result, in searching for everyone's fathers, the EC has itself been the father of needless harassment. And for this madness, they pulled hundreds of thousands of teachers out of schools and made them conduct an exercise that has nothing to do with their jobs, while the students who depend on them were left in the lurch.
The whole exercise is a disgrace.
Manisha retweeted
The duty doctor is NOT the night watchman for the hospital. If there are no patients waiting he will be asleep in his room. When a patient arrives, the nurse or the other Staff will knock or call and wake them up. That is the normal practice. Someone please tell this MLA.
அரசு மருத்துவமனையில் நள்ளிரவில் எம்.எல்.ஏ திடீர் ஆய்வு.. மூடிய அறைக்குள் உறங்கிக் கொண்டிருந்த பணி மருத்துவரை எழுப்பி நோயாளிகளைக் கவனிக்குமாறு அறிவுரை..
#Tuticorin | #Eral | #TVK | #Hospital | #PolimerNews
Manisha retweeted
Victim Blaming Failed. Locals Spoke Up.
"What were they doing there at night?" — the usual excuse.
But locals told a different story entirely.
They said these men had harassed women on this road not once... but at least 10 times before. First time caught.
> Girls stopped going to school.
> Tuition became a risk.
> A daughter-in-law couldn't walk home without being followed and abused.
This wasn't a first offence. This was years of terror. 😡
Manisha retweeted
At Badrinath, some 10k feet above sea level, high-frequency sounds can shatter the fragile snow packed surrounding peaks, triggering avalanches in the narrow valley!
Those who don't believe in science! This is an abode of Hindu god Vishnu who believes to be in meditation at the shrine!
Manisha retweeted
Who would believe that this is Badrinath. And some idiots replying on this are saying that this is good for GDP. How crass and how ill informed. Will the custodians of Hindutva stand up and speak against this commercialization at one of our most sacred dhams.
Manisha retweeted
Don’t complain when other religions mock Sanatan. We are doing a pretty good job ourselves. Look at what we have reduced it to ourselves- bhajan clubbing, endless shows, spirituality for sale. Everything has become a business. Even devotion. GOD has become a content on sale.
Manisha retweeted
The BJP ecosystem's moral policing collapses the minute you replay history.
At Indore’s “Chhatron Ki Goonj,” a comedian did what comedians do: mocked those in power. Within 24 hours, there was a coordinated outrage over an alleged “insult” to the PM’s mother.
Yet here is the Prime Minister of India on live camera, hijacking a student's serious pitch for dyslexic children to take a crude swipe at an opposition leader and sneer about how "happy his mother will be."
He demeaned every differently abled child in India and weaponized someone’s mother in the same breath.
If respecting mothers and basic dignity is non-negotiable, why does that rule never apply to Narendra Modi?
Manisha retweeted
Indiranagar Residents Protest Against Unchecked Tree Felling and Encroachment share.google/Otdm75KP9zO0OGa…
@krishnabgowda we have tree felling issue across the city and your forest officers don't do anything despite us informing them early.
Manisha retweeted
His own honour is dignity is in not opening his mouth.
#WATCH | Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh | President of All India Muslim Jamaat, Maulana Shahabuddin Razvi Bareilvi, says, “The statements made by the Grand Mufti of India, Sheikh Abubakr, regarding women are absolutely correct in the light of Sharia. His statement was misunderstood, leading to claims that he had made a controversial remark… He explained that the true honour and respect for women lie in their remaining at home; they are the adornment of the household, and this dignity should not be made a subject of mockery in the marketplace. The honour Islam accords to women is unparalleled elsewhere… He suggested that they remain at home to ensure their safety and preserve their honour and dignity… She can perform her office duties and other tasks while wearing the hijab. Sharia places no restrictions on this…”
Manisha retweeted
Uttarakhand is next.
@Anoopnautiyal1 and @hridayeshjoshi have been flagging these issues for years but their warnings have fallen on deaf ears.
Massive deforestation, relentless road widening under Char Dham and other projects, hydro tunnels punching through fragile slopes, and unplanned construction on old landslide zones , the same deadly combination that is already making towns like Joshimath sink.
The mountains are warning us. We keep ignoring them.
