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‘400 acres of Hyderabad’s Wilderness Is being Destroyed – This needs National Attention’ #MustRead 🚨
400 acres of thriving wilderness in #Hyderabad, home to 734 plant species, 220 bird species, deer, pythons & centuries old trees, is on the verge of destruction.
Everything you need to know about what’s happening in #Telangana 👇
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#SaveKanchaGachibowli
#SaveHCU #SaveHCUBioDiversity #SaveHyderabadBioDiversity
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‘400 acres of Hyderabad’s Wilderness Is being Destroyed – This needs National Attention’ #MustRead 🚨
400 acres of thriving wilderness in #Hyderabad, home to 734 plant species, 220 bird species, deer, pythons & centuries old trees, is on the verge of destruction.
Everything you need to know about what’s happening in #Telangana 👇
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#SaveKanchaGachibowli
#SaveHCU #SaveHCUBioDiversity #SaveHyderabadBioDiversity
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Nayini Anurag Reddy retweeted
You are imagining what excitement just a full length movie on KCR garu can create ......
I am imagining what earth quake will KCR garu create when he steps out in people ......
Just imagine !!
If a #KCR inspired character can create this much excitement, imagine the anticipation for a full length movie on KCR garu.
When will we see it? A story waiting to be told.
Perhaps someday, we’ll witness it! 🎬❤️🔥
#TheParadise
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There is something very beautiful about this click. Faith, equality & governance, sharing the same horizon.
This is the kind of Telangana #KCR garu envisioned, confident in its identity, inclusive in its spirit & ambitious in its future! 🩷👏🏻
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If a #KCR inspired character can create this much excitement, imagine the anticipation for a full length movie on KCR garu.
When will we see it? A story waiting to be told.
Perhaps someday, we’ll witness it! 🎬❤️🔥
#TheParadise
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Nayini Anurag Reddy retweeted
‘Equality without equal opportunity is a hollow promise’: Dr. B.R. #Ambedkar ‼️
Even today, one-third of India’s Dalit population continues to live in multidimensional poverty. But there is one Indian state that has worked towards providing education, empowerment & social harmony.
On this 135th #AmbedkarJayanti, let’s take a look at what has actually been done, when intention & commitment are real.
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"One scheme that changed the lives of nine Dalit families! ‼️
Until a couple of days ago, all of them were daily wage laborers & bidi workers, barely earning enough to live. Now, they are all owners of a filling station providing employment to others.
Nine beneficiaries of #DalitBandhu have collaborated to establish this ₹1.7 Cr fuel station on the national highway. At their request, @KTRBRS garu inaugurated the establishment.
This is what true upliftment of a vulnerable society looks like. This scheme undoubtedly remains the most life-changing scheme in Indian history! 👏
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#Yeshanagula ❤️
Somewhere, that little Telangana kid who was made to feel that his language & slang were somehow lesser is quietly smiling today.
Growing up, we were often made to feel that the way we spoke, our slang, our language, was somehow lesser.
Today, watching that very Telangana sound being celebrated by world-class artists on a world-class stage, with the world embracing it…
It’s hard to put into words.
Proud. Happy. Emotional. And perhaps, finally, a little seen.
We’ve come a long way. And this is only the beginning, there’s so much more to come! ❤️
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#MustRead (2014–2026) 🚨
The BCI Chairman announced that proceedings against the 2026 batch were being closed at 12:37 am, after an entire graduating class had already been put through this ordeal.
But 12:37 AM is not where this story begins. It goes back to 2014.
What followed over the next 12 years deserves far more attention than it has received.
Take a few mins & read it, You may look at what happened tonight very differently👇🏻
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कौन हैं मन्नन मिश्र?
इस थ्रेड को पढ़िए और जान जाइए
#MustRead (2014–2026) 🚨
The BCI Chairman announced that proceedings against the 2026 batch were being closed at 12:37 am, after an entire graduating class had already been put through this ordeal.
But 12:37 AM is not where this story begins. It goes back to 2014.
What followed over the next 12 years deserves far more attention than it has received.
Take a few mins & read it, You may look at what happened tonight very differently👇🏻
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बार काउंसिल वाले मनन मिश्रा की पूरी कुंडली समझने के लिए इस थ्रेड को पढ़िए
#MustRead (2014–2026) 🚨
The BCI Chairman announced that proceedings against the 2026 batch were being closed at 12:37 am, after an entire graduating class had already been put through this ordeal.
But 12:37 AM is not where this story begins. It goes back to 2014.
What followed over the next 12 years deserves far more attention than it has received.
Take a few mins & read it, You may look at what happened tonight very differently👇🏻
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Now the focus needs to be on BCI Chairman, on how such persons manage to head statutory bodies.
See the thread below
#MustRead (2014–2026) 🚨
The BCI Chairman announced that proceedings against the 2026 batch were being closed at 12:37 am, after an entire graduating class had already been put through this ordeal.
But 12:37 AM is not where this story begins. It goes back to 2014.
What followed over the next 12 years deserves far more attention than it has received.
Take a few mins & read it, You may look at what happened tonight very differently👇🏻
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Important thread on Manan Mishra.
The need for accountability is a must. The Bar Council has been led by him since 2012 and will be till 2030. That’s atrociously long, especially when seen in the context of REPEATED misuse of powers.
@MishraManan01, please resign now!
#LegalCockroachesUnite
#MustRead (2014–2026) 🚨
The BCI Chairman announced that proceedings against the 2026 batch were being closed at 12:37 am, after an entire graduating class had already been put through this ordeal.
But 12:37 AM is not where this story begins. It goes back to 2014.
What followed over the next 12 years deserves far more attention than it has received.
Take a few mins & read it, You may look at what happened tonight very differently👇🏻
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#MustRead (2014–2026) 🚨
The BCI Chairman announced that proceedings against the 2026 batch were being closed at 12:37 am, after an entire graduating class had already been put through this ordeal.
But 12:37 AM is not where this story begins. It goes back to 2014.
What followed over the next 12 years deserves far more attention than it has received.
Take a few mins & read it, You may look at what happened tonight very differently👇🏻
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Then came 2026.
The youth of this nation took to the streets to protest.
Mishra’s response was to say that “anti-social & anti-national forces” had entered the student protests, and to call upon the legal fraternity and intellectuals to counter them.
Think about how dangerous that language is.
If the first response to young people raising their voices is to label them “anti-national”, what are we teaching the next generation of lawyers about dissent?
That questioning power is a threat?
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The BCI Chairman holds one of the most important positions in India’s legal profession.
That office should make lawyers feel free to speak, not afraid to speak.
Free to question the government.
Free to question judges.
Free to question the BCI itself.
Free to protest.
Free to disagree.
Because the Bar exists to stand between power and the citizen, not to stand with power against the citizen.
The BCI does not belong to its Chairman.
It belongs to the Bar.
And the independence of the Bar begins with one simple principle: Dissent is not disloyalty.
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