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Writer educator colleague friend neighbor son brother uncle. More than this, more than words. Lovely human brilliant person generous soul. How much he carries, how much he gives. How much we don't see or know. Thinking of @Majdomar__. And his family too.
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Horror, terror, and darkness,
Light a candle 🕯
amidst all of this before it is too late or before you call me the late 🙏.
Everything matters, an euro, repost, like, wish, share. 👇
It is the time to show solidarity and help me to steadfast 🫂
gofund.me/7b7ba226
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Whether someone loves the rain or not depends entirely on the roof over their head.
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When did we get to the point where Palestinians are living in tents that are being flooded and Israel are still bombing them? Where is the world's condemnation? Where?
ICMR, National institute of immunology, ICGB we have plenty but nobody is aware enough to even understand the basics of research going on in India and mostly these research centres working on multiple projects with each other and also across India but funding is quite less
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How many ground breaking discoveries made at AIIMS New Delhi? Why it hasn't become CLeveland CLinic of India if getting so much 10x tougher than IIT. Result is determined from Output not from Input, until then it just 3rd World Sh*thole Kanging.
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Chaiwala to PM sounds like such an inspiring story.
CIA mole to Radical Tyrant doesn't have the same zing.
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Everyone in Gaza is talking to me about how their mattresses were soaked in rainwater.
Grown-up men & fathers are crying because they feel humiliated by the circumstances they live in.
Please have some mercy & do something to help them.
They are also asking for donations.
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My grandma Mary went to nursing school when she was 46, with 4 kids, after a divorce, & became a NICU nurse.
My mom went to med school at 37, with 3 kids, after being a med tech for a decade. She practices primary care in an underserved community.
It's not too late for you.
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It started with killing and lynching of innocent Muslims .
Can you believe this?
He is Paramjith Dhankar
He was the APAC business head for Tech Mahindra.
He had come home to Faridabad for Diwali, had an argument with his neighbour over parking, and his neighbour shot him dead in broad daylight in Faridabad.
We saw a similar incident in Lucknow last week when three people were shot dead over a parking dispute.
I always remember what Tigmanshu Dhulia said “Media ne politics ne gusse se bhara samaaj bana diya hai.”
Forget India as a nation for a moment, India as a society is cooked.
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Delhi’s pollution has reached a strange new low.
I’m the only person wearing a mask in my society of 2,500 people. Two elderly doctors have asked me, “Wearing a mask? Everything fine?” I didn’t know how to process it.
We’ve normalised toxic air so much that protecting ourselves from it now needs an explanation.
What a health emergency.
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This is the Chinese Embassy in Delhi. People are waiting in queues for almost 24 hours just to get a Chinese VISA.
Why are so many Indians trying to leave a country that is supposedly going to become a developed nation by 2047?
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Get killed over a parking space at night.
Only in India
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At the beginning of the war, a Hamas leader publicly declared that anyone whose home had not been destroyed was weak in their faith.
And today, someone commented on my post about the tragedy unfolding in Gaza, telling me that what we are experiencing is “divine justice,” and that Jesus loves the people of Gaza and wants to save them from their suffering.
I cannot understand how anyone can look at such immense suffering and somehow convince themselves that it is an expression of God’s love or justice.
To me, these are profoundly disturbing beliefs. I see neither faith nor compassion in them, regardless of which God people claim to speak for.
And I categorically refuse to believe in a God who regards the suffering of innocent children as a form of salvation, or who considers it an expression of love or justice to leave a child shivering through the night, his clothes soaked, huddled with his family inside a flooded tent, with nothing to protect him from the bitter cold.
What could this child possibly have done to deserve any of this? And what kind of justice demands the suffering of a child in order to be fulfilled?
The problem is not merely the cruelty of these beliefs, but the ease with which those who hold them can turn other people’s suffering into something to be justified, and sometimes even celebrated, so long as they are convinced that God is on their side.
It is terribly easy to speak of divine wisdom from the comfort and warmth of your home, while somewhere in Gaza, a mother spends the entire night trying to keep her children warm with her own body beneath a tent filling with rainwater.
I do not know what kind of God you believe in, but I do know that a child crying from the cold does not need a religious explanation for his suffering. He needs someone to save him.
And if I must choose between a faith that justifies this child’s suffering and a humanity that refuses to accept it, I will not hesitate for a single moment to choose humanity.
#WoundedGaza