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May 21, 2021 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
So far they have tried - 0. Data fudging 1. Scolding foreign news papers 2. Scolding reputed medical journals 3. Blaming states 4. Harassing activists (including people from opposition party) 5. Unleashing the Kangana 6. Creating fake toolkit to discredit actions of opposition
7. Threatening legal action against citizens and hospitals for speaking up about lack of Oxygen 8. Undermining state leadership 9. The daily SSR hash-tags 10. Publishing puff pieces in reputed sounding fake newspapers
May 2, 2021 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
Vishwaguru. A thread.
Dec 21, 2020 • 49 tweets • 27 min read
When COVID was just starting to appear in Indian news, WhatsApp unkils were running amok. This is a screenshot from that era. Posted by u/deadbroccoli
reddit.com/r/india/commen…pmcares.fund was available, so u/maxmess bought the domain and made a satirical modi-themed chrome-like dinosaur game in it. This is by far the cleverest act of dissent we have witnessed on r/India, in 2020.