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“We aimed high and looked far. Probably we were often foolish, from the point of view of opportunist politics, but at no time did we forget that our main purpose was to raise the whole level of the Indian people, psychologically and spiritually, and also, of course, politically and economically."
-Jawaharlal Nehru
Dr. PTR lives the dream of Nehru.
Dr. P.T.R is the person I think of whenever I make choices at my workplace. What a legacy of credibility, transparency, and policy depth. He is my role model.
I aspire to reach his level of values and intellect someday, even if it feels unattainable.
His words have guided me through some of my most difficult phases, and strengthened me as I pursued my art and writing. I still remember informing him first when I began translating Periyar’s work.
During a film shoot, when a situation turned volatile, his timely intervention ensured the safety of hundreds of us on set. I later learned he had reached out to his team at 2:30 AM to make that happen. That is something I will never forget.
Truly a father figure. Beyond public life, there is a compassion and strength to him that people rarely see. In Madurai, during the election season, I heard many stories from those around him -each reflecting the same thing: an uncompromising commitment to truth and ethics. A rare kind of integrity that earns respect across political lines. He didn’t have any PR strategist. Everything he did was authentic.
To me, he represents a generational leader -one driven not by power, but by purpose: to serve, to uphold a legacy, and to elevate society.
When we live authentically, we meet two kinds of people:
• Those who try to dim your light
• Those who shine so brightly that they help you shine too
I’ve been fortunate to encounter the latter. I intend to stay in that flow.
Because in the end, wins and losses are fleeting. What truly matters is the people we uplift, the dreams we ignite, and the strength we build in others.
That is the kind of legacy that inspires me.
Sajithra சஜித்ரா (she-her) retweeted
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Nice Try, But Failed again.
🔻Tamil Nadu is the only Large state with single-digit growth, whereas other states recorded double digit growth.
🔻Tamil Nadu ranks 32nd pos out of 36 states/UTs.
🔻10 states registered negative growth in September 2026 among them, Tamil Nadu recorded the lowest growth rate in October 2026.
Sajithra சஜித்ரா (she-her) retweeted
Nice Try, But Failed again.
🔻Tamil Nadu is the only Large state with single-digit growth, whereas other states recorded double digit growth.
🔻Tamil Nadu ranks 32nd pos out of 36 states/UTs.
🔻10 states registered negative growth in September 2026 among them, Tamil Nadu recorded the lowest growth rate in October 2026.
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Sajithra சஜித்ரா (she-her) retweeted
The Chief Minister’s Trophy is a routine tournament that's been happening for ages. I personally qualified for the district level in the same cm trophy 3 times during the Selvi J. Jayalalithaa era, and my friend won the state level twice.
I’ve literally seen 3 different CMs distribute these trophies over the years. But I have NEVER seen a Chief Minister make a sporting ceremony entirely about himself.
Summavaa narcissist nu solraanga? He is the living, breathing, pakka example of one!
🤭 அந்த பொண்ணு தெரிஞ்சு தானே video call பேசியிருக்காங்க. இவர் ghost பண்ணதுக்கு இந்த public reaction? This generation is rather funny!
இது என்ன புது கதை..?
மதூர் சத்யாவின் கூட்டத்தில் இருந்து அடுத்த மதூர் சத்யா Or முத்துக்குமரன்😅
அது எப்படிடா முற்போக்கு பேசுறவன் அதுவும் பெரியாரிஸ்டுகள் கூட்டத்துக்கு ரொம்ப நெருக்கமா இருக்குறவன் எல்லாம் பொம்பள கேஸ்லயே மாட்டுறீங்க..😂😅
இப்பதான் அந்த பொண்ணு பேச ஸ்டார்ட் பன்னிருக்கு இனிமேதான் விஷயம் என்னான்னு முழுக்கதையும் வெளியே வரும்.!!
Sajithra சஜித்ரா (she-her) retweeted
Dorothy படத்துல அன்புக்கு எதுக்குடா காசு அப்டினு சொல்லிட்டு இந்த கேரக்டர் வரும்.
ஆனா இந்த கேரக்டரை பார்த்ததும் சுற்றிலும் ஆணாதிக்கம் ஜாதிய வன்மம் நிறைஞ்ச மனுஷங்க மத்தியில இப்படியும் ஒரு நல்லவரா அப்டினு நினைச்சு உச்சு கொட்டினேன்.
ஆனா சுப்பு கேரக்டர் பெண்ணா மாறுனது தெரிஞ்சதும் சத்தம் இல்லாம முடிச்சு விட்ருப்பானு கார்த்திகிட்ட நைஸா வாழைப்பழத்துல ஊசி ஏத்துற மாதிரி பிரைன் வாஷ் பண்ணும்.
ஊர்ல நோய்வாய்பட்ட பசுமாட்டை அம்மனுக்கு விளக்கு ஏத்திகிட்டு கதைய முடிக்கிறது இல்லையா?அது மாதிரி நினைச்சுக்கோ அப்டினு நியாயம் வேற சொல்லும்.
ஆனா உளவியல் ரீதியா இதுல ஒரு டெக்னிக்கும் இருக்கு.
கெட்டவங்களா வர்றவங்க பெண்ணா மாறிய சுப்புவ கொலை செஞ்சுட்டு அப்படின்னு சொன்னா நாம அவங்கள தப்பா நினைப்போம்.
ஆனா நமக்கு வேண்டப்பட்டவங்க நமக்கு பிடிச்சவங்க நம்ம நல்லவங்களா நினைக்கிறவங்களே அது மாதிரி கருத்தை சொல்லும்போது அப்ப இதுதான் எதார்த்தம் போல இதுதான் சரி அப்படின்னு நாமளே Convince ஆகி அதை ஏத்துக்கவும் செய்வோம்.
ஆனா படத்துல அடிதடி குத்து போல ரவுடி ன்னு வர்ற வடிவேலு அப்படின்ற கேரக்டர் ஆரம்பத்துல கெட்டவரா மனசுல பதிஞ்சாலும் பெண்ணா மாறிய் சுப்புவுக்கு ஆதரவா நிக்கிறதோட கொலை பண்றது தப்புன்னு கார்த்திக்கு எடுத்துச் சொல்லி சுப்புவை புரிஞ்சுக்க முயற்சி செய் அப்படின்னு குழப்பத்துல இருக்கிற கார்த்திக்கு நல்லதை எடுத்து சொல்வார்.
Don't Judge a Book by its cover அப்டின்ற வாக்கியத்துக்கு சரியான உதாரணம் இவங்க இரண்டு பேரும்...
Sajithra சஜித்ரா (she-her) retweeted
கடந்த மே மாதம் வரை ஒரு யூனிட் 11 ரூபாய்க்கு வாங்கப்பட்டு வந்த நிலையில் அதற்கான டெண்டர் முதல்வர் விஜய் தலைமையிலான அரசு அமைந்த உடன் ரத்து செய்யப்பட்டு புதிதாக ஒரு யூனிட் 37 ரூபாய்க்கு வாங்குவதற்கான டெண்டர் இறுதி செய்யப்பட்டது
ஏன் விலையற்றம் என கேட்டதற்கு ஹை குவாலிட்டி மின்சாரம் என அரசு விளக்கம் அளித்து இருந்தது
தற்பொழுது மேலும் நான்கு ரூபாய்க்கு மேல் அதிகமாக அதாவது 41.50 விலை கொடுத்து ஒரு யூனிட் மின்சாரம் வாங்கப்பட உள்ளது
இது என்ன மின்சாரமாக இருக்கும்?
Sajithra சஜித்ரா (she-her) retweeted
உங்களுக்குப் படத்தோட கதையே சரியாகப் புரியல. அவங்க ஒரு திருநங்கை. தான் ஆண் இல்லை, பெண் என்பதைக் 16 வயசிலேயே உணர்ந்திருந்தும், இந்தச் சமூகம் தன்னை வெறுத்து ஒதுக்கிடுமோங்கிற பயத்துல, ஆணாகவே காட்டிக்கிட்டு வாழ்ந்திருக்காங்க.
கீர்த்தி அவங்களைப் புரிஞ்சுக்கிட்டு, அவங்க உணர்வுகள் தப்பில்லைனு உணர்த்தி, அந்தப் பயத்திலிருந்து வெளியே வர உதவுறாங்க.
இது இரண்டு ஆண்களுக்கு இடையிலான காதல் கதை இல்லை. ஒரு திருநங்கையை இந்தச் சமூகம் எப்படியெல்லாம் அவமானப்படுத்துது, அவங்களுக்குக் கிடைக்க வேண்டிய அங்கீகாரத்தையும் மரியாதையையும் மறுத்து, அவங்களோட அடையாளத்தையே மறைச்சு வாழ வைக்குதுங்கிறதைத்தான் படம் பேசுது.
அதைப் புரிஞ்சுக்காம, ‘ஆண்–ஆண் காதல் கதை’னு பேசுறீங்க. ஒரு பெண் தன்னைப் பெண்ணாக ஏத்துக்கச் சொல்லிப் போராடுற கதையில, நீங்க இன்னமும் அவங்களை ஆணாகவே பார்க்குறீங்க. படம் கேள்வி கேட்கிறதே அப்படி பட்டவங்க மனநிலையை தான்!
Sajithra சஜித்ரா (she-her) retweeted
இங்கு யாரும் இஸ்லாமியர்களை பொறுப்பாகவில்லை.சில இஸ்லாமியர்கள் தான் தானாக பொறுப்பேற்றுக்கொண்டு சவுதிக்கு ஆதரவு தெரிவிக்கின்றனர். மேலும், அது மத சட்டமோ,நாடாளுமன்ற சட்டமோ, அது இங்கு முக்கியமில்லை. சவுதியின் காட்டுமிராண்டித்தனமான செயல்பாடுகள் தான் முக்கியம்.
Sajithra சஜித்ரா (she-her) retweeted
உங்க சட்டம் எல்லாம் கூலிக்கு வேலைக்கு வரவனுங்கக்கிட்டதான்
பணக்காரனுக்கு எல்லாம் முட்டி தேயுற வரைக்கும் வளையும்
Sajithra சஜித்ரா (she-her) retweeted
Nope. No. The question is never about any God's purity. Nothing, no deed or words or thghts about any God or religion should ever be reason for killing someone.
What is the truth?
On October 14, 2026, the two people sentenced to death in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, were *Nazrul Islam Abdul Basir and Siti Akhtar* from Bangladesh, and they weren't even husband and wife.
According to Bangladeshi media, Nazrul had gone to Saudi Arabia in 2022 as a cleaner, and Siti was working there.
In May 2023, about 1 month before Hajj, both were allegedly caught by Saudi security forces inside a mosque in Mecca committing immoral acts.
After that, they spent more than 3 years in jail, the trial took place in Jeddah court, and upon being found guilty, by royal order, they were hanged in Mecca on October 14, 2026. Their bodies were sent to Bangladesh on October 18.
Why was the punishment so severe?
Every mosque in Mecca has its own sanctity; it is connected to our Prophet ﷺ.
Under Saudi Arabia's "Public Decency Law," such acts in a mosque are strictly prohibited, and violating the sanctity in a Mecca mosque makes the case extremely serious under "Ta'zir," which can carry the death penalty.
According to the Saudi Ministry of Interior, the charges against both of committing "fi'al al-fahisha" inside the mosque—that is, a serious sexual act of an obscene nature / adultery—were proven.
Bangladesh's State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaid Islam herself confirmed this on October 17.
So the question isn't where they were from; the question is—will you respect the purity of Allah's house or not?
A mosque is a place of worship,
not shamelessness! Whoever does such a thing on Mecca's sacred land will surely face punishment.
Stop spreading rumors; understand the truth.
Sajithra சஜித்ரா (she-her) retweeted
It’s not even his original tweet.
Why go that extra step without even mentioning origin, all in the name of speaking the truth?
Sounds like a toolkit!
Least bothered fanatics supporting acts of gods but not expected from a DMK person who has spoken about rationality.
What is the truth?
On October 14, 2026, the two people sentenced to death in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, were *Nazrul Islam Abdul Basir and Siti Akhtar* from Bangladesh, and they weren't even husband and wife.
According to Bangladeshi media, Nazrul had gone to Saudi Arabia in 2022 as a cleaner, and Siti was working there.
In May 2023, about 1 month before Hajj, both were allegedly caught by Saudi security forces inside a mosque in Mecca committing immoral acts.
After that, they spent more than 3 years in jail, the trial took place in Jeddah court, and upon being found guilty, by royal order, they were hanged in Mecca on October 14, 2026. Their bodies were sent to Bangladesh on October 18.
Why was the punishment so severe?
Every mosque in Mecca has its own sanctity; it is connected to our Prophet ﷺ.
Under Saudi Arabia's "Public Decency Law," such acts in a mosque are strictly prohibited, and violating the sanctity in a Mecca mosque makes the case extremely serious under "Ta'zir," which can carry the death penalty.
According to the Saudi Ministry of Interior, the charges against both of committing "fi'al al-fahisha" inside the mosque—that is, a serious sexual act of an obscene nature / adultery—were proven.
Bangladesh's State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaid Islam herself confirmed this on October 17.
So the question isn't where they were from; the question is—will you respect the purity of Allah's house or not?
A mosque is a place of worship,
not shamelessness! Whoever does such a thing on Mecca's sacred land will surely face punishment.
Stop spreading rumors; understand the truth.
Sajithra சஜித்ரா (she-her) retweeted
மதம்னு வந்துட்டா உள்ள இருக்கற ஹமுராபி ஆட்கள் வெளியில வந்திருவாங்க
What is the truth?
On October 14, 2026, the two people sentenced to death in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, were *Nazrul Islam Abdul Basir and Siti Akhtar* from Bangladesh, and they weren't even husband and wife.
According to Bangladeshi media, Nazrul had gone to Saudi Arabia in 2022 as a cleaner, and Siti was working there.
In May 2023, about 1 month before Hajj, both were allegedly caught by Saudi security forces inside a mosque in Mecca committing immoral acts.
After that, they spent more than 3 years in jail, the trial took place in Jeddah court, and upon being found guilty, by royal order, they were hanged in Mecca on October 14, 2026. Their bodies were sent to Bangladesh on October 18.
Why was the punishment so severe?
Every mosque in Mecca has its own sanctity; it is connected to our Prophet ﷺ.
Under Saudi Arabia's "Public Decency Law," such acts in a mosque are strictly prohibited, and violating the sanctity in a Mecca mosque makes the case extremely serious under "Ta'zir," which can carry the death penalty.
According to the Saudi Ministry of Interior, the charges against both of committing "fi'al al-fahisha" inside the mosque—that is, a serious sexual act of an obscene nature / adultery—were proven.
Bangladesh's State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaid Islam herself confirmed this on October 17.
So the question isn't where they were from; the question is—will you respect the purity of Allah's house or not?
A mosque is a place of worship,
not shamelessness! Whoever does such a thing on Mecca's sacred land will surely face punishment.
Stop spreading rumors; understand the truth.
Sajithra சஜித்ரா (she-her) retweeted
They don't give a damn about South Asian Muslims..
Yet these people are head over heels in protecting them..
What is the truth?
On October 14, 2026, the two people sentenced to death in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, were *Nazrul Islam Abdul Basir and Siti Akhtar* from Bangladesh, and they weren't even husband and wife.
According to Bangladeshi media, Nazrul had gone to Saudi Arabia in 2022 as a cleaner, and Siti was working there.
In May 2023, about 1 month before Hajj, both were allegedly caught by Saudi security forces inside a mosque in Mecca committing immoral acts.
After that, they spent more than 3 years in jail, the trial took place in Jeddah court, and upon being found guilty, by royal order, they were hanged in Mecca on October 14, 2026. Their bodies were sent to Bangladesh on October 18.
Why was the punishment so severe?
Every mosque in Mecca has its own sanctity; it is connected to our Prophet ﷺ.
Under Saudi Arabia's "Public Decency Law," such acts in a mosque are strictly prohibited, and violating the sanctity in a Mecca mosque makes the case extremely serious under "Ta'zir," which can carry the death penalty.
According to the Saudi Ministry of Interior, the charges against both of committing "fi'al al-fahisha" inside the mosque—that is, a serious sexual act of an obscene nature / adultery—were proven.
Bangladesh's State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaid Islam herself confirmed this on October 17.
So the question isn't where they were from; the question is—will you respect the purity of Allah's house or not?
A mosque is a place of worship,
not shamelessness! Whoever does such a thing on Mecca's sacred land will surely face punishment.
Stop spreading rumors; understand the truth.
😃 @grok Based on your personal experience while talking to me, please name a tamil movie character who resembles me. Only give a name..
This still doesn’t justify an execution.
Places of worship should have a warning - ‘’Harmful to human life.”
I had no intention of discussing this filthy and shameful matter, but I am compelled to post in protest against the spread of false and fabricated stories.
Two individuals from Bangladesh, Nazrul Islam and Sathi Akhtar. Both worked for the Bin Laden Company and were cleaners at the Masjid al-Haram in Mecca Mukarramah. The girl resided in Villa Batha Quraish, while the boy lived in Villa Hayy al-Iskan.
During their duty, a romantic relationship developed between the two, and they committed adultery in a deserted room located on the stairs between gates 85 and 87 of the Masjid al-Haram.
Nazrul Islam had instructed one of his Indian friends to stand guard below. That friend recorded a video of the incident. Later, when he himself expressed a desire to commit adultery with the girl but was unable to do so, or when neither consented, he made the video public.
After that, the incident came into the public eye. Saudi authorities succeeded in arresting all three individuals. The Indian youth was sentenced to 20 years in prison and remains in jail. The other two were also kept in prison.
Nazrul Islam had arrived in Saudi Arabia from Bangladesh between November 10 and 13, 2022. He committed this wrongful act in May 2023, after which Saudi authorities arrested him. He remained in prison from May 2023 to October 2026. The judicial proceedings of this case lasted approximately three and a half to four years.
During this time, it is the responsibility of the Saudi government to inform the sponsor and the company. It is not their responsibility to notify people from other countries about it.
Many people are claiming that the two had gone for Umrah and had merely kissed there. All these stories are completely false and fabricated.
It is true that both were unmarried. But the question here is: even though they were unmarried, why were they sentenced to death? Do you know why? Because this is the Masjid al-Haram. The matter here is not limited to just the punishment for adultery; rather, the individual also violated the sanctity and honor of the Masjid al-Haram.
For this very reason, to set an exemplary punishment, the senior judges of the Supreme Court deemed the death penalty appropriate as a deterrent measure and pronounced the same sentence. This punishment is in accordance with the Quran and Sunnah.
The most astonishing thing is that even today, we continue to shamelessly spread lies about this matter. Atheist individuals from both the right and left wings in Bangladesh are saying all this, and even some of those who advocate for the implementation of Islamic law in Bangladesh are opposing this decision.
May Almighty Allah guide us, Ameen.
