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Indian opposition leader arrested, few under house arrest in Delhi, India
(indianexpress.com)
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Seems like you have omitted some information: >> The Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019 was passed by the Parliament of India on 11 December 2019. It amended the Citizenship Act, 1955 by providing a pathway to Indian citizenship for pe
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Wow. What was the government action that they didn't get credit for? Do you have any reference to support your claim? During peak time of corona, PM Modi was doing in-person election rallies during the day with thousands of crowds and
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Thanks a lot for sharing detailed answer, and I appreciate you for even including few points that you don't like about the Indian Government. If you allow, I would also like to share my opinion (and some facts backed with references) o
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You linked OPIndia website as your reference, can you please share even one article posted on OPIndia against BJP or current Modi government?
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You are mostly sharing your opinion. I am not saying that you are wrong, but stating your opinion has much less weightage than stating the facts where your claims are supported by some data/references.
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4y ago
Can you please name top 3 things for which you think Indians are satisfied with the current Government in India? What are few things that have changed from the last 70 years?
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4y ago
Wait till your profile gets temporarily blocked somehow and then they ask for a photo of driving license or passport to unblock it.
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4y ago
workplace.com is owned by Meta. So who knows if they are running their own intranet instance for themselves. They dont need to pay big bucks to anyone to cause a fake redirect.
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4y ago
Ever heard of “intranet”? Local network urls are not available outside company network.
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Here are some references for you. Hope you can also share some to support your claim. You are the one who look like willfully ignorant. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33157167
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4y ago
Both of the links that you are sharing have no strong point to support your claim. Basically you are saying those screenshots are fake by quoting another person who is saying the same.
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4y ago
Can you please prove in any way that this url does not exist?
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4y ago
Here you go. May be the WSJ is also biased. “Facebook Says Its Rules Apply to All. Company Documents Reveal a Secret Elite That’s Exempt. A program known as XCheck has given millions of celebrities, politicians and other high-profile users
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Given the history of Facebook, there are high chances that the leaks are true. The tweet that you linked claimed the leaks to be fabricated based on following 3 points and imho, none of the 3 points make much sense. >> 1. " http:
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Some context: Yesterday an Indian news site reported that "If India's Ruling Party IT Head report a post, Meta will take it down right away without any question." [1] [2] Today's news is about how Meta's staff is ac
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'How the Hell Did Document Leak?' – Meta Internal Mail After a News Report
(thewire.in)
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Just sharing only a few examples on top of my mind. This is a pretty much everyday story in India. - Bilkis Bano case: Bilkis a muslim woman, who was 5 months pregnant, was gangraped and her three-year-old daughter was among 14 killed by a
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6y ago
True, I always think what can ordinary people do to protect the democracy.
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An Indian doctor who is in Jail for 6 months for protesting against govt
(ndtv.com)
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Its even more dumb of you to think that i created a throwaway account just to reply to you!
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Any action is better than diluting the discussion with irrelevant information
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6y ago
And your doubt is typical Indian government viewpoint right now.
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This article shows a nice summary of topics of news on major tv channels in India Literally 0 discussion on anything that puts government in bad light. 0 discussion on issues like health, education, unemployment etc. Most of the discussion
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And its so wrong from so many ways when top judge of a country is given a huge perk by the ruling party right after his retirement.
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Of course they will not directly file a charge against you for forming a political party. But they will find other ways. Actually they did filed cases against students for protesting against government. https://www.newindianexpre
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140 Cases Filed Against Members of a newly formed political party, 72 Disposed of, Just 1 Conviction So Far https://www.news18.com/news/india/140-cases-filed-against-aa... Edited to add more content: You can see t
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How will I organize if government will slap a case against me and will put me in jail? In my previous comment I have shared examples of this happening to people who raised a voice or tried to protest. Rest aside forming an opposition, I don
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Not sure if India is still a democracy. Media and Judiciary are important pillars of democracy, but they are tightly controlled by the Government in India. Former Chief Justice of India (CJI) Ranjan Gogoi was nominated to the Rajya Sabha by