#BoycottFukrey3 #BoycottMamaEarth
Let’s face it. Actor Richa Chadha has issued an apology and clarified on her ‘Galwan says hi’ response to a senior army official’s tweet. Her comment has since been removed after social media outrage and calls for #BoycottFukrey3. A brand she endorses made an attempt to clarify its stance – a little too smartly in the eyes of netizens – and there began calls for #BoycottMamaEarth. The brand’s comment has also been removed since. The actor’s larger point about war being avoidable, unfortunately came across as a mocking response to an army spokesperson. As for the brand, in the present day and age, it would have been better off staying away altogether. Sitting down with the actor-ambassador and planning a response coherently might help. Lesson: woke is weak when it comes to religion and nationalism today. Don’t become fodder for the frenzied.
@BediSaveena pic.twitter.com/EYHeS75AjS
— RichaChadha (@RichaChadha) November 24, 2022
Mama Earth deleted tweet where they defend their brand ambassador.#BoycottMamaEarth pic.twitter.com/OuOD2nKpTl
— Akshat Deora (@tigerAkD) November 24, 2022
Going by the same logic, if someone says "teri maa ki" to @mamaearthindia's CEO, I guess the benevolent company will take it as "teri maa ki Ashirvad" and give the person a gift voucher 🤣🤣 #BoycottMamaEarth pic.twitter.com/u5pFLhzJBV
— . (@NkBlr) November 24, 2022
https://twitter.com/ShefVaidya/status/1596020721804664832?s=20&t=X1rIpYcZ5cAItGsXCO3KVQ
#SaudiArabia #Argentina #Japan #Germany #Qatar2022
The shock. The joy. The beautiful game. The fans. The magic. Saudi Arabia did the unthinkable. So did Japan. What they also did with the wins was to awaken more global audiences to the game and the ongoing tournament in Qatar. And if Japan’s soccer team is winning matches, its fans are winning respect.
Among the most searched things back in India in recent times would be ‘Channel number of Sports18 on <DTH service>’. And ‘What channel is the FIFA world cup on?’ prior. That said, one wonders what would happen if India does play in the FIFA World Cup someday as a Byju’s spot said, when it comes to Prasar Bharti sharing the feed in national interest.
https://twitter.com/afrikanbars/status/1595164366630170624?s=20&t=X1rIpYcZ5cAItGsXCO3KVQ
These Saudi Arabia fans 😂https://t.co/wzTZMjsduC
— Troll Football (@TrollFootball) November 23, 2022
Saudi Arabia fans earlier today, you’ve got to love this 😂👏
[Tt/os.sksk]#FIFAWorldCup | #Qatar2022 pic.twitter.com/aNy0Vmy9CC
— 101 Great Goals (@101greatgoals) November 23, 2022
#GERJPN
After their shocking win against Germany, Japan fans stayed after the match to clean up the stadium.Respect ❤️👏 #Japan #JapanvsGermany #FIFAWorldCup2022 pic.twitter.com/gpPzxk7ACs
— mustafa hassan (@Mustafa797) November 23, 2022
Rats Ate The Cannabis
The Indian police force is making headlines across the world. Why? Because they made headlines in the local dailies and channels earlier, claiming that rats ate hundreds of kilograms of seized cannabis. A BBC report mentions how police in the state of Bihar had in 2017 claimed that rats consumed thousands of litres of confiscated alcohol. The article also cites an instance in Argentina from 2018, when eight police officers were fired after they blamed mice for the disappearance of 500 kilograms of cannabis. Experts disagreed that mice would eat them, and in any case, there weren’t a lot of dead rats to back the claim. Now, should we expect any action in this Indian case of the missing cannabis? Should we expect even one media house to follow through on this story?
Rats ate 200kg of seized cannabis, say India police https://t.co/ekT8whaKR2
— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) November 24, 2022
I smell a rat… Indian police say missing 440lb of cannabis has been EATEN by rodents https://t.co/3iuT2Gc6lc
— Mail+ (@DailyMailUK) November 24, 2022
200kg of seized Cannabis goes missing, police accuses rats of eating it allhttps://t.co/EzFhCxhIW6
— Pink Cerberus (@PinkCerberus) November 24, 2022
#PreventionOfCrueltyToAnimals
This hardworking campaign seems to have yielded results. Kudos to the man behind it who sent out this Tweet and all those he has thanked for amplifying it. The government has proposed 61 amendments including the stringent action against perpetrators of cruelty. Have your say before 7 December 2022. You can read the draft here.
Thanks @anantgoenka @ak_karnani @mayurask_ @RajNairitis @rajcheerfull for helping amplify the urgent need to table ammendments to the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act. Thanks @PMOIndiahttps://t.co/TsITs4LDDD
— Ramesh Narayan (@rameshnarayan) November 24, 2022
#MahsaAmini
The option to stay silent exists. The choice of amplifying voices from the #IranProtests also exists. We lose nothing by choosing the latter. If the world stays silent, they lose everything.
Here are a few of the many young people who have lost their lives in the past 2 months during the protests in #Iran. The Islamic Republic has killed more than 340 people, including +40 children, throughout the country. This must stop! #SS35 #IranRevoIution #MahsaAmini #مهسا_امینی pic.twitter.com/dAAgRz6sMC
— Omid Memarian (@Omid_M) November 24, 2022
Star Iranian football player #VoriaGhafouri has been arrested and charged with “propaganda against the Islamic Republic” for supporting the protesters in Iran and particularly Kurdistan. His whereabouts are reportedly unknown.#MahsaAmini#SayTheirNames #FIFAWorldCup #WALIRN pic.twitter.com/BP1g79WjvX
— قصیده (@Qasiiideh) November 25, 2022
The cries of people in Iran for justice have been heard by the @UN_HRC! This landmark UN fact-finding mission marks long-awaited turning point in tackling systematic impunity by the Iranian authorities. #MahsaAmini #Iranprotests pic.twitter.com/7eoLCcj5rm
— Agnes Callamard (@AgnesCallamard) November 24, 2022
