Moved to Bluesky. Journalist. Cinephile. Dance enthusiast. Aisha's Bua. Opinions are my own and not the views of my employer.
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SuSingh retweeted
🏸 At some point, we have to seriously consider the fact that An Seyoung's 2026 is among the greatest years anyone has put together in sport, not just badminton.
71-1 win-loss as of now, highly likely to win the World Tour Finals next month for her record-breaking 12th title.
SuSingh retweeted
Lots has been said about South Asian voters shifting to the GOP & turning back to the Dems.
But given the incessant hate — H-1B Visa fees, tariffs, ICE raids — that shift is not surprising. There’s an even bigger story here.
A thread on what I found reporting for @newlinesmag🧵
SuSingh retweeted
Iowa’s governor-elect Rob Sand has a surprising résumé: before entering politics, he worked as a high-fashion model, walking runways in Milan and Paris for brands including Prada, Number (N)ine, and Giuliano Fujiwara.
The 44-year-old Democrat modeled in the early 2000s to help pay for college, even appearing in Prada’s Spring 2003 menswear show.
📷 Getty
SuSingh retweeted
Important folks know the backstory of this ad. My twin brother, Andrew Robert Colom, @andrewcolom, wrote, directed, and produced this ad, and starred alongside me in it. (He's not AI). 😂
Kayland Partee (@KaylandPartee) did the cinematographer and helped with a lot of my great content. These 2 are another example of the awesome talent from and in the Sip!
SuSingh retweeted
The @IndianExpress has reproduced and reworked substantial portions of an exclusive interview with actor Rishikanth, conducted by The Hindu's @srinivasjam at our Chennai office. It has also used a photograph from the accompanying photoshoot by our photographer, @thamodharran, without permission or credit.
Quoting an exclusive interview is standard journalistic practice. Reproducing virtually an entire story, even with portions reworded, is not.
We find this disregard for original reporting and photography deeply disappointing. Credit where it is due is a basic tenet of journalism.
thehindu.com/entertainment/m…
SuSingh retweeted
Maharashtra faces the worst drought it has in over 50 years.
At least 10 farmers have taken their lives in a week.
On Oct 31, the Maha govt spent 20 crore for the inauguration of the Simhastha Kumbh Mela. It celebrated a Guinness Record that evening for most number of “dia rotations”.
That same evening, farmer Tikaram Chavan took his own life in Yavatmal.
A crushing drought, 19 tweets and 20 crore: I report for @thewire_in.
thewire.in/politics/in-mahar…
SuSingh retweeted
Breaking: Gov. Brian Kemp just said he will *not* call a special legislative session to redraw Georgia’s political boundaries or limit the powers of Gov.-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms. @ajc #gapol
ajc.com/politics/2026/11/bri…
SuSingh retweeted
—Election deniers lose secretary of state bids
—Florida bucks night with GOP wins, but Dem gains
—Country elects first ever Black woman as gov
—Dems flip Tarrant Co, Hillsborough Co.
—Virginians abolish Jim-Crow era lifetime voting ban. —Progressive wins Minneapolis prosecutor.
SuSingh retweeted
What happened, 3 parts:
—Dems flip U.S. Senate, by a lot
—Dems flip U.S. House, by a lot
—AZ, PA, WI, MN, MI have new Dem trifectas
—Dem sweep of statewide offices in GA, TX
—Dems flip governorships in GA, IA, OH, TX, breaking GOP trifectas. GOP trifecta also broken in NH.
SuSingh retweeted
The masterful political interview by @andersoncooper employs some great techniques: 1) don’t get goaded into sidebars 2) make it clear they haven’t answered the question 3) keep asking the question you want to have answered 4) and crucially, don’t fill the silence.
SuSingh retweeted
About yesterday - #RamlilaMaidanRally
- Ramlila Maidan was packed to the rafters
- Clear endorsement of Rahul Gandhi’s leadership of the INDIA alliance.
- Unlike in the past, Congress was on the offensive,owning its attacks on the government.
- Good rally management, Seva Dal deserving special mention.
- Impressive cadre mobilisation across alliance partners.
- Unseen iter-party cadre camaraderie
- Launch of the Uttar Pradesh campaign.
- A more united, cohesive and organised Opposition.
Biggest achievement: not just mobilising, but energising and motivating the cadre for the battles ahead.
SuSingh retweeted
Just a little while ago, I was booking our air tickets for a function in mid December by @IndiGo6E. When I selected the fights, the cost was ₹47,500/-. While selecting seats it became ₹50,000/-+ and by the time I reached payment, it was ₹52,270/-.
All in a matter of minutes. @MoCA_GoI
What on earth is going on? Such loot.
SuSingh retweeted
Our FIRST-EVER Women’s World Wrestling Champion: Manisha Bhanwala ❤️
📸 @wfi_wrestling #WrestleAstana
SuSingh retweeted
पहले किसी लड़की को ‘कॉल गर्ल’ और ‘प्रॉस्टिट्यूट’ बोलो, न्यूज़ चलाओ; जब विरोध किया जाये तो ‘सॉरी’ बोल दो! तमाशा बना दिये हो?
तुम्हारी इस ‘फेक न्यूज़’ और बड़ी दलाली पाने की कोशिश ने मेरी क्या मानसिक हालत कर दी है इसका अंदाज़ा है तुमको?
कोर्ट में मुलाक़ात होगी. मुझे न्याय चाहिये माफ़ी नहीं.
@ABPNews
SuSingh retweeted
ASTONISHING: CJP’s Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das still in judicial custody for trespass and violation of prohibitory orders while waving the tricolour at Jantar Mantar (not an act of violence by any reckoning), and Hindu Raksha Dal members who were caught on camera beating protestors out on bail (an act of brazen goondaism). Yeh hai kanoon??😡
SuSingh retweeted
Neither Cartier-Bresson, Banksy nor Cold War Steve could have come up with such an image. Absolutely perfect composition and lighting (even the road signs are perfect)! 😍
SuSingh retweeted
INTERESTING: “If every citizen becomes a journalist, it will create problems for all,” says CJI Surya Kant.
With a mobile phone, every citizen can now document events and hold power to account. Not everyone is a professional journalist, but every citizen has a right to free expression.
Your Lordships, stand by the CONSTITUTION, not STATE POWER!🙏
SuSingh retweeted
Throughout my sporting career, I questioned my coaches, challenged ideas and remained curious. Not because I lacked respect but because I wanted to understand, learn and get better. I worry that when athletes feel they cannot speak freely, something far more troubling happens over time. They slowly stop questioning even in their own minds. And when that happens we loose something essential to sporting excellence. We need athletes who question their own work, their coaches, the methods recommended to them and the structures they operate within. Not out of defiance but out of a genuine desire to improve. What some might consider indiscipline may, in fact, be essential to growth. There is a difference between an athlete who refuses to learn and one who refuses to stop asking questions. Sport must be wise enough to recognise that difference.