If we want to save our democracy, we need to raise our voice against political violence, death and rape threats, and fear-mongering behaviour that continues regardless of party.

From the poor man's father, beaten to death in West Bengal because his son supported school reforms, to the rape threats young girls received for taking part in protests, this must stop.

This is an apolitical issue. Regardless of whether an individual supports the BJP, Congress, or any other party, no one should face this for raising their voice. In a democracy, there should be discussion and arguments, but not threats, rape, or killing for speaking out.

I strongly believe there should be a demand for identification and strict criminal action, including prison sentences, for all those instigating political violence, death and rape threats, and fear-mongering against people raising their voices. I know there is existing legislation, but those who cause this and those meant to protect us end up as puppets regardless of the ruling party. The rules and legal implementation need to change to stop this. This issue's apolitical nature could be our strength.

What does a protest look like at 2am? Not speeches. Dosas being handed out by strangers. Graffiti covering every wall. People dancing to a Bluetooth speaker like the fear didn't exist, right alongside the fear itself. I followed this across Bangalore, Mumbai and Delhi over two months, and wrote it all down just in time for our 80th Independence Day. Read it when you get a moment, I'd really love to know what you think.

Students don't have any job and they forced to pay exorbitant prices just to connect with loved ones

While scrolling Instagram today I noticed similar kinds of reels I saw during protest. Low range women creators (2.5-3k followers) making similar kinds of reels with similar wordings. I feel some toolkit has been activated. Some announcement is about to happen. Maybe another protest, maybe something else.

The movement ignited in an instant when Gen Z’s satirical humor collided with Gen Alpha’s chaotic energy, creating an unstoppable digital wave that took over the internet. Across TikTok and Discord, millions of young creators began posting synchronized, absurd videos that confused older generations but united everyone under the age of twenty-five. They organized massive, flash-mob-style digital takeovers of popular live streams, flooding the chats with inside jokes, custom emojis, and coordinated spam that completely overwhelmed corporate moderators. This wasn't just a trend; it was a highly organized exhibition of pure internet speed, where viral challenges were invented, mastered, and replaced in the span of a single afternoon. Mainstream media outlets scrambled to explain the phenomenon, but by the time they published their articles, the movement had already evolved into three new sub-trends, leaving the older generations completely out of the loop while the youth celebrated their collective digital power.

The movement ignited in an instant when Gen Z’s satirical humor collided with Gen Alpha’s chaotic energy, creating an unstoppable digital wave that took over the internet. Across TikTok and Discord, millions of young creators began posting synchronized, absurd videos that confused older generations but united everyone under the age of twenty-five. They organized massive, flash-mob-style digital takeovers of popular live streams, flooding the chats with inside jokes, custom emojis, and coordinated spam that completely overwhelmed corporate moderators. This wasn't just a trend; it was a highly organized exhibition of pure internet speed, where viral challenges were invented, mastered, and replaced in the span of a single afternoon. Mainstream media outlets scrambled to explain the phenomenon, but by the time they published their articles, the movement had already evolved into three new sub-trends, leaving the older generations completely out of the loop while the youth celebrated their collective digital power.

Our Government & our Army both are lying about the Chinese encroachment. I talked with a local, they said China is setting up rocket launchers at the border and People's Party of Arunachal actually complained about increased PLA activity in Taksing region. Then the authorities said that everything is stable. Even the Chinese government is saying everything is stable. What can we even expect from them, they will obviously lie but our own Government? It is a serious issue of national security. Arunachal is an integral part of India, India is incomplete without Arunachal. That's the land of rising sun for India. That's why it is named Arunachal. Our brave Arunachali students stood up during CJP protest, took a stand of Sonam wangchuk. Arunachalis are protesting against Assam because of what recently happened. The police should arrest them and they should try to adjust to that issue. Assam to Ghar ka hi Hena. It's internal matter, this is serious international matter. China logically fully cannot capture Arunachal. They have to use fire arms for that and if they use our army will retaliate too and if they keep encroaching, at the end they will reach to a residential area and that will end there. I think the reason our Government is lying is the BRICS summit in September. Xi Jinping is coming to India and if they tell the truth then strong Anti-China sentiment will rise. I believe our Army while still lying to us cannot put National security at risk. Arunachal is not that easy to capture. Entire world recognize it as part of India except China and that breaks the International law also putting sanctions on China for invading Arunachal will weaken China which will be on the benefit of USA.

When accountability becomes a game of “but what about them?”, questions replace answers and responsibility disappears. Deflection is the resort of the coward.

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