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Alright Mumbaikars, this is time for some action! Our beloved city is in urgent requirement of Blood/Plasma. Please do come forward to donate voluntarily, together we can save some precious lives. 🙂 Please do forward this message in your social media groups as well. Sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf14RztEXjz1oy7NFfuDCiIKviaWefxzxbV3S7gLAmZQWvPlw/viewform

This is the promotion banner in Marathi, which he uses to promote his services in his village.

This is the current situation of his left leg. The guy was a bit shy and had to be convinced many a times, to share with us his ordeal.

Hey guys, It's been almost 3 years since we had started this channel. And slowly and steadily it gained more than 5k subscribers. So thank you to everyone who share love for documentaries, just like we do. I'm writing to highlight another issue. It's a humble request to everyone. In this lockdown, we came across a teenager named Sumeet from a remote village in the Nashik district (Maharashtra). He dreamed to join Indian Navy. A brilliant student in his school days and currently pursuing BSc; a first for his family which is primarily into farming. But couple of months ago, he met a serious accident, due to which there were multiple fractures in his left leg. The culprit fled the scene, and when his elder brother tried to lodge a complaint with the Police, he was warned with dire consequences, as the accused belonged to an influential family. His family took multiple loans at heavy interest, just so that Sumeet can get back on his feet. Till date he has had three operations on his leg, the last one being adding an artificial support. Last time we spoke to him, he was unsure if he ever will get on his feet. He has already decided to drop his studies, due to lack of funds. He will be on a complete bedrest still for next few months. A brilliant student, completely shattered about his future. We tried cheering him up, and showed him a few ways he can earn himself. He is currently making small banners for the villagers on his phone, which hardly earns him anything. It's a humble request to you guys, please support him either giving him banner orders or donating whatever amount you can. His family has heavy loans to repay. His contact details are as below: Telegram ID: @sumeetw UPI ID: sumeet143635@paytm Disclaimer: We wrote this post in good faith, without charging him any money and purely out of compassion. Nor do we charge anyone for such posts nor we earn anyway from this channel. Please do support Sumeet. 🙏🏼 Thank you. 🙂

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TV9 Bharatvarsh reporter's exclusive coverage from his backyard, on the Indian army capturing the black top mountain in Ladakh. https://youtu.be/1e_v8npVwgA

Promo of a News18 India explaining the story behind Sushant Singh's murder

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Inviting user's interested in keep a watch on Indian channels for posting videos, memes and critical news stories. If interested, DM me on @samvaadbot and you will be added as a contributor on the channel. https://t.me/MediaWatchIndia

How media distraction has become the best political weapon in India. How the media can distract and divert our attention is best exemplified by the amount of TV coverage the case related to Rhea Chakraborty has garnered in India. There are serious consquences of such distraction. With the advent of social media, politicans have several tools in hand that can strengthen their ability to distract. In particular, zone flooding. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6rKoif_A4c

China is watching — Hybrid warfare: What data they collect, why cause for concern It targets individuals and institutions in politics, government, business, technology, media, and civil society. Claiming to work with Chinese intelligence, military and security agencies, Zhenhua monitors the subject’s digital footprint across social media platforms, maintains an “information library,” which includes content not just from news sources, forums, but also from papers, patents, bidding documents, even positions of recruitment. Significantly, it builds a “relational database”, which records and describes associations between individuals, institutions, and information. Collecting such massive data and weaving in public or sentiment analysis around these targets, Zhenhua offers “threat intelligence services.” It is not data per se but the range and the use to which it may be put to that raises red flags. So Zhenhua’s 24 x 7 watch collects personal information on the target from all social media accounts; keeps track of the target’s friends and relationships; analyses posts, likes and comments by friends and followers; collects even private information about movements such as geographic location through Artificial Intelligence tools. As early as 1999, Unrestricted Warfare, a publication by China’s People’s Liberation Army, mapped the contours of hybrid warfare, a shift in the arena of violence from military to political, economic and technological. The new weapons in this war, wrote authors Colonel Qiao Liang and Colonel Wang Xiangsui, were those “closely linked to the lives of the common people.” And one morning “people will awake to discover with surprise that quite a few gentle and kind things have begun to have offensive and lethal characteristics.” https://indianexpress.com/article/explained/hybrid-warfare-pm-modi-cds-gen-rawat-zhenhua-data-information-artificial-intelligence-china-is-watching-6594884/

Political Establishment: 5 PMs, two dozen CMs, 350 MPs across all parties dominate key influencers tracked From Ministers to Mayors, sarpanches, and legislators to Members of Parliament, the database includes at least 1,350 politicians and lawmakers across parties. https://indianexpress.com/article/express-exclusive/china-watching-indian-politicians-big-data-hybrid-cyber-warfare-shenzhen-information-technology-6594805/

China watching: President, PM, key Opposition leaders, Cabinet, CMs, Chief Justice of India…the list goes on Over 10,000 Indians, entities from politics to business, judiciary to media, even crime-accused, tracked by big-data firm linked to Chinese govt. https://indianexpress.com/article/express-exclusive/china-watching-big-data-president-kovind-pm-narendra-modi-opposition-leaders-chief-justice-of-india-zhenhua-data-information-technology-6594861/

Faye D'Souza talks about what the 9pm news has done to the country. There was a time when the Prime Time 9 pm news was a source of real news and deliberative analysis. Over the past few years, it has morphed into something else. This change has impacted the nation in many ways, much for the worse. Faye D’Souza, who has been an 9 pm anchor, and one of the most popular ones in the country, shall tell us what went wrong with television broadcasting in India and especially the 9 pm news. Faye D'Souza is one of India’s foremost journalists and commentators. She worked as the executive editor of Mirror Now. She rose to fame with the show The Urban Debate on Mirror Now, where she anchored on subjects of corruption, communal violence and independent press. Faye D'Souza has previously worked as an anchor and editorial lead on Investor's Guide on ET Now a member of the CNBC TV18 newsroom. The RedInk Award for ‘Journalist of the Year’ has been awarded to Faye D’Souza in 2018. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5GVsm4YXmM

Indians get just one week to review crucial health data policy. The Centre’s rush is undemocratic The policy covers the collection and storage of data on an individual’s medical history, finances, genetics, sex life, caste, religion and political beliefs. https://scroll.in/article/971575/indians-get-just-one-week-to-review-crucial-health-data-policy-the-centres-rush-is-undemocratic

I have unsubscribed to TV altogether since Feb. 2019. 😁😎

How many of you do watch TV news/debates regularly?