"here i lie awake at night, can't reach you"

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[eymurn]

In your 20s, you'll feel like you're losing the race. It's important to understand that there is no race.

[jamesroach]

4:35 Blaze it sorry traffic was crazy

[jamesroach]

oh we missed the ten year anniversary of the worst post i’ve ever made

[professionalchaoticdumbass]

traffic again?

[sxturn-to-mxrs]

to all the non-delhi residents/people who can't join the protest for xyz reason, who are feeling helpless and guilty and don't know what to do: spread the word.

no, seriously, spread the word. there is so much misinformation out there, partly due to the useless indian media channels who are calling protestors fighting for a chance to be heard "terrorists". they're saying that the protestors are committing brutality (like throwing stones) against the police when it is the opposite.

its a police using teargas and batons against teenagers, women and literal children. they're ripping the clothes of the women. people are badly injured. all because our corrupt coward "education" minister cannot take accountability for paper leak which caused over 20 deaths by suicide.

some are trying to derail the protests, calling the protestors "anti-national" and but you have to do your part in ensuring that this revolution isn't over until dharmendra pradhan resigns and the youth of india are heard and acknowledged. it will save the future of the students who are currently preparing/will prepare for similar exams.

spread the videos of the police brutality (save them if you can), write emails to the pmo, and share as much info as you can about the protest; how and why it is happening. speak up; online and also in real life, translate posts/videos, make your own. correct and educate people who are still against this movement. don't let this die out until our government finally listens to its citizens.

don't stop making noise.

[admenace]

To all those that are/have/will protest at Jantar Mantar or anywhere in general my heart goes out to yall genuinely cried after seeing the undying spirit my fellow brothers and sisters had while fighting for their rights. Things like these make me proud to be Indian-the camaraderie and unity-not the corrupt system we're finally fighting against ✊

[rylandgraces]

Project Hail Mary — 2026, dir. Phil Lord & Chris Miller

[girl-intrigued]

Some of my favourite posters from the CJP protest :

[myauditionfordrphil]

my respect for samdish and camera person parth increases every passing moment

[dafliwali]

my favourite one liners from the cjp protest (part 1)

aapko protest me agenda dikh raha hai par cabinet me baitha genda nahi dikh raha

nobody funds me, i hate this corrupt government for free

asking your elected leaders for accountability. is that the bare minimum or princess treatment?

for a generation that suffers so much backpain, we sure do have a spine.

looks like the chai wala did not like the genz spilling the tea

abey jaldi resignation de kal panvel nikalna hai

[rozanovd]

@lgbtqcreators creator bingo - vibrant colour palette, free choice

the district twelve victors + the revolution [ insp. ]

[forbescaroline]

FAVORITE MOVIE SHIPS: Peeta & Katniss - The Hunger Games (2012-2015)

[enigma-the-mysterious]

[sheraayasher]

im so glad the protests are happening. but the unprompted police brutality taking place is making me so angry.

but people clapping their hands after being hit has made me feel a bit better. i am not sure on if these protests will achieve their purposes but thank you, youth of india for stepping up <3

additionally, there are other protests happening for different reasons across the country. I hope they also get coverage and their voices are also heard properly

[manny-jacinto]

THE HUNGER GAMES (2012) dir. Gary Ross

[hmione]

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire | 2013 dir. Francis Lawrence

[peeta-mellark]

THE HUNGER GAMES REAPINGS

[sentrysvoid]

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire dir. Francis Lawrence | 2013

[evidently-endless]

the odyssey (2026)