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happy birthday iqbal saab, they tried to make me believe that you’re an average poet and that you’ve copied off other greater poets and philosophers but i know that anyone who has penned down shikwa and jawab-e-shikwa is not and could never be a larper and is a fucking legend
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Looting global south for centuries wasn’t enough they had to come up with absolute joke of tests like IELTS & TOEFL, with bigger joke of validity of just one year. What happens after the year? ETS shows up and deletes English from my body?
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Can NEVER imagine such a scene in our dramas of 2day.A mamu ironing his niece's dupatta or a mother actively supporting a girl's desire 2 work despite not being ok w/it personally.Such things were commonplace in those days.Unfortunately as a society ab ham reverse mei jarahe hain
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"people celebrating al-sayed in us will not elect non-muslim senators"
BROTHER WE DON'T EVEN ELECT MUSLIM SENATORS WE DON'T ELECT ANYTHING WHO DO YOU THINK WE ARE???? ASIM MUNIR????
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when you pour your entire heart out to someone and then end it with "khair" to wrap it all up... it is so beautifully pakistani to me... almost everyone i know has a tendency of doing this... like wow you got vulnerable and now youre trying to brush it off... #real pakistani of u
so. ive developed a big FAT crush on the lead singer of bayaan after 11 years of listening to the guy as a solo artist and 5 years of being a huge bayaan fan. saw him last night and felt soooooo 🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽❤️❤️❤️🌚🌚🌚🤩🤩🤩🥹🥹🥹
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The literacy crisis isn’t that people can’t read the words. It’s that they can’t understand the context, infer meaning, recognise nuance, identify contradictions, or draw logical conclusions from what they’ve read
so many protests across the world and every single one of them have held up the palestinian flag as a symbol of liberation and resistance.
it feels incredible to witness. we stand in solidarity with you, and may we, too, rise to occasion when its our turn. cheen ke lo azaadi ❤️
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The real tragedy of living in a third-world country is that you can do everything right and still struggle because the environment is designed to make ordinary things unnecessarily difficult.
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lest we forget: neha bora, aishe ghosh and the larger left student body and mobilisation proves effective time and again because of decades of organisational experience and training. it isn't pure luck, or individual quick- thinking.
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This is also one of India's biggest anti-patriachy protests. The last 15 years have been a relentless campaign to remove women from public spaces through violence and fear. This is a rejection of that misogyny and bigotry.
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hello please please i urge you to amplify and share about disha student union member ananya being detained and beaten up by the police, she has been missing for 4 hours now. She was a school classmate i know her personally PLEASE PLEASE AMPLIFY ABOUT HER ANS ASK HER WHERBOUTS
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I don't think it is fully understood what young people are putting on the line in these protests, their courage. They have no rank, money, access, privilege or social media following. Esp. young women who also face the risk of physical harassment. An extraordinary generation.
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i need my international oomfs to spread awareness about the protests happening in india rn because the indian media is refusing to cover it properly. india is under an undeclared emergency. students and activists are being brutally beaten up and arrested without proper reasons‼️
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Reporting: After Delhi police detained economist Jean Drèze, he and his team were cleared to leave within hours. They refused, saying they’d go only once the other, far less privileged detainees were freed too. Eventually, they all walked out together.
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