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One less car, one more book, and a little more of myself
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Stop pretending you’re apolitical. If you think politics has nothing to do with your life, you’re simply too comfortable, privileged and unaware; or a bigot hiding behind indifference. In this country, the food you eat, the language you speak, the clothes you wear: ALL POLITICAL.
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Kerala HC directs the government to respond within four weeks to our petition challenging the blocking of Bitchat in India.
Bitchat is an open-source messaging app that works over Bluetooth, with no internet needed. It became popular during the internet shutdowns in Delhi in July 2026. Since then, GitHub was ordered to take it down, and the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology ordered the app and its website to be blocked. Neither order has been made public.
@SFLCin represented the Appropriate Technology Promotion Society before the Kerala High Court. The petition seeks disclosure of the Section 69A blocking order and asks the Court to quash it as procedurally flawed and disproportionate.
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#BREAKING #SupremeCourt declares that right to access and use the internet is a fundamental right of every individual, including children.
Children, irrespective of their age, enjoy the same right to access and use the internet.
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The agents got in through credentials and connection settings left exposed in app configurations, public code repositories, and overly permissive cloud roles.
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What a bucket full of shitt
We have seen the OHCHR’s remarks about today’s events in New Delhi.
India is the world’s largest democracy, where the right to peaceful assembly is guaranteed by our Constitution and safeguarded by robust institutions, an independent judiciary and a free media. As in every democracy, Indian citizens exercise this right subject to reasonable restrictions in the interest of public order. The authorities, for their part, act in accordance with the law, and our courts remain available to all for redressal of any grievances.
The OHCHR’s concerns are therefore misplaced and constitute an unwarranted interference in the internal affairs of India.
In this context, OHCHR would also do well to devote comparable attention to large-scale protests elsewhere, consistent with its mandate of impartiality and non-selectivity.
@MEAIndia @IndianDiplomacy @PMOIndia @DrSJaishankar @abagchimea
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If you want to keep us safe, join us.
The streets await you. The world is more beautiful on this side of the barricades!
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Jantar Mantar might be a fortress, but impromptu sit-ins are erupting elsewhere.
Here, protestors face off with the police on Delhi's Safdarjung flyover as they try and block a bus with their detained comrades.
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My colleague, one of India's best investigative reporters, Ayush Tiwari @sighyush has been detained by Delhi Police near ITO.
He was not even at Jantar Mantar.
He had his press card prominently displayed.
He told the police many times he was a journalist.
Despite that he was bundled into a van and taken away.