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[workersolidarity]

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KASHMIRI INDIANS RALLY IN SOLIDARITY WITH PALESTINE ON INTERNATIONAL AL-QUDS DAY

📹 Scenes from a rally held in solidarity with Palestinians under siege and bombardment in the Gaza Strip in Srinagar, Indian-administered Kashmir, in far-northwestern India, on Friday April 5th, 2024, celebrating International Al-Quds Day (occupied Jerusalem).

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[aahanna]

Archana Kamat, a 33-year-old lecturer from Bengaluru, tragically lost her life after donating part of her liver to her husband's aunt. The donation, made on September 4, 2024, was a selfless attempt to save her husband's 65-year-old relative, who had been waiting for a liver donor for 18 months. Despite the surgery initially being successful, Archana developed complications, including a severe infection, after being discharged from the hospital. She passed away a few days later, leaving behind her husband and a four-year-old son.

This incident has sparked widespread debate on social media, where many users praised her sacrifice, while others questioned the decision, given her role as a mother to a young child. Some voiced concerns about the family's role in the decision, criticizing the risks involved and the personal cost of such a noble act.

Moreover, discussions have highlighted the broader issue of how women, particularly in India, are often expected to sacrifice for their families, which reflects societal norms that place the burden of giving disproportionately on women. The fact that 80% of organ donors in India are women, while 80% of recipients are men, further emphasizes the cultural expectations of women to be the caregivers and givers, often at great personal cost. This case has reignited conversations about the emotional and ethical considerations of organ donation, especially when it involves young mothers.

[rosaj1890]

A doctor got raped brutally and murdered in my country 2 days back while she was on duty. She had sustained injuries in her eyes , ears , vagina , mouth and was bleeding from these places. Her body was found naked in and was mutilated beyond repair . Now the principal of RG KAR medical college is saying that it was a suicide attempt . Even after the bloody post mortem reports states otherwise .

Fuck you bloody system.. fuck you

[deenihacker]

Eid- Al- Adha in Gaza

Israeli forces killed at least 12 Palestinians, including children, in attacks on Rafah and Bureij refugee camp on June 16, the first day of Eid al Adha, in Palestine’s Gaza

[labbaik-ya-hussain-as]

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[demigod-of-the-agni]

i just got bashed by my bestie because I chai tea'd the fucking talwar,,,,, this is horrific. i apologise to all desi folks; never did i expect this to happen

[timelessnewsnow]

The Chagos Islands to Mauritius represents a pivotal moment in a long-standing dispute, it also raises essential questions about justice, identity, and the role of affected communities in determining their own futures.

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[nando161mando]

The New York Times Risks Losing Election Needle in Tech Union’s Strike

https://www.thedailybeast.com/the-new-york-times-risks-losing-its-needle-over-its-tech-unions-strike/

[ankhmeanswombman]

The Age of Aquarius will remain unkind to the paradox of heterosexuality and its inherent broken systems which only serve to project pain onto incoming generations. Genetically broken females cannot carry the weight any more, and as genetically whole sovereign-minded females begin to thrive the broken ones will wallow in jealousy. Expect a riot which may end in bloodshed. This is not something that can be fixed (ie: salvaged so that it can stay the same. Nothing stays the same - change is the law of nature). Out of chaos, order will rise again. Law of Rhythm prevails.

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Vinesh Phogat Wrestler Returns to India: The Village Celebrates her Return with 750kg Ladoos,

Vinesh had become the first Indian woman Wrestler to reach the semifinals or finals of the Olympics. After her 10-day struggle, she got emotional after seeing such crazy support outside IGI Airport.

Vinesh Phogat Wrestler returned to India after a mournful failure at the Paris Olympics 2024 by 100 grams. She has created a sensation on the Internet and received immense support from India even after failing. Vinesh Phogat returned to India on Saturday and received a heartwarming welcome from India.

Vinesh had become the first Indian woman Wrestler to reach the semifinals or finals of the Olympics. After her 10-day struggle, she got emotional after seeing such crazy support outside IGI Airport. All her family members, relatives, and wrestling friends gave her a warm reception. Hundreds of people joined and welcomed her.” I am very blessed,” she said. After this, a gigantic crowd followed her during a roadshow.

Vinesh Phogat returned to her village Balali at around 1 am. She wishes to train female wrestlers shortly and set one’s heart on to train future Olympic winners. She is very blessed to receive support from her village Balalia since everyone came to meet her and connect with her emotionally.

The village celebrates her return with 750kg Ladoos, Chowkidar gifts of Rs. 100, Pagdi and Sword. Among the notable donations were Rs 100 from vill watchman Sanjay Chowkidar, Rs 500 from Raghbir Master, and Rs 21,000 from Vikrant Fauji of the Fauji Bhaichara group. Sanjay Chowkidar, recalling his memories of Phogat, shared, “She was like my daughter.

[blueguyorgirl]

Went from a heavily stereotyped third world country known for its poverty and homelessness, to the first country to successfully land on the south pole of the moon, and less than 2 weeks later successfully launch a solar mission, and is now being renamed so it can restore the cultural damage caused by colonisers???

Damn, India starting its main character arc fr. And I couldn't be happier.

[workersolidarity]

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INDIAN ELECTION COMMISSION ANNOUNCES DATES FOR GENERAL ELECTIONS

The Election Commission for India announced on Saturday the dates for the coming General Elections, to be conducted in seven phases beginning on April 19th.

According to reporting on the announcement, more than 970 million Indians are expected to vote in the coming elections at over 1 million polling stations across the country.

Speaking at a Press conference covering the election scheduling, Chief Election Commissioner, Rajiv Kumar, said elections will run through the 1st of June, with vote counting to be conducted on June 4th.

Acknowledging what he called "major challenges" posed by the elections, Kumar said the biggest concerns were with bribing, threats, misinformation and violations of the model code of conduct for elections.

Current Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who belongs to the Hindu Nationalist BJP Party, seeks a third term, facing a challenge from an alliance of more than two dozen Parties belonging to the Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA), led by the opposition Indian National Congress Party who held power from the time of the country's liberation from the British empire in 1947, until the BJP's first National election win in May of 2014.

Modi and the BJP, for their part, have set a goal for winning 370 seats in the Indian Parliament, and 400 in total for the alliance it leads.

Previously, in the 2019 General Elections, Modi's BJP Party won 303 out of 543 seats in the lower house of Parliament, its best performance since the Party's formation in 1980.

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[emeraldgreaves]

turns out meeting people you work with is really good for making you hate job things a little bit less

[deenihacker]

SANATAN DHARM

Where are those people who said that killing animals is a sin in Sanatan Dharma

कहां है वो लोग जो कहते थे की सनातन धर्म में जानवरों जीव हत्या पाप है

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Recent Cases and Trends: A Comprehensive Overview of Religious Discrimination News

In today's increasingly diverse world, religious discrimination continues to be a pressing issue that affects individuals and communities worldwide. As we delve into the most recent cases and trends in religious discrimination news, we aim to shed light on the complexities surrounding this topic and ensure a balanced and informative read.