xuxebiko
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xuxebiko@kbin.socialto World News@lemmy.ml•Israeli air strike hits Gaza hospital sheltering thousands of war-displaced0·2 years agowhat beheaded babies?
xuxebiko@kbin.socialOPto World News@lemmy.ml•NYT assists Modi govt's assault on India's free press : Statement on Worldwide Media Holdings’ investment in NewsClick1·2 years agoMoney makes the world go round. If they think they can make money, western democracies will support any dictator and refuse to
take any action against the dictatorship. Only when their investments are in danger, will corporates & the world stop treating a dictator and his religious extremeist fuelled dictatorship with kid gloves.eg : What sanctions has China faced for its genocide of Uyghurs? Even now the west refuses to sanction companies that do business with/in Russia, despite the very clear evidence of genocide of Ukrainians.
xuxebiko@kbin.socialOPto World News@lemmy.ml•NYT assists Modi govt's assault on India's free press : Statement on Worldwide Media Holdings’ investment in NewsClick81·2 years agoThe NYT knowingly (an Indian journalist warned them of the consequences to Indian journalism before they published) put out a hitpiece on newsClick, an unbiased and independent news source in a country whose mainstream media is captured by the dictatorial Hindu extremeist govt.
xuxebiko@kbin.socialOPto World News@lemmy.ml•NYT assists Modi govt's assault on India's free press : Statement on Worldwide Media Holdings’ investment in NewsClick81·2 years agoThe New York Times failed to include PSF’s categorical denial of foreign funding, and instead left readers to believe that the source of PSF’s funding (or Roy’s for that matter) might have come from China, rather than from the sale of ThoughtWorks. Their salacious headlines and misleading ‘reporting’ have now directly contributed to the arrest of innocent journalists.
Given the repression that is now taking place, it begs the question as to whether India is a safe place for foreign investors who carefully follow Indian law.
xuxebiko@kbin.socialto World News@lemmy.ml•India's coal production rises 16 per cent in September61·2 years agoCoal black is the new green.
xuxebiko@kbin.socialOPto World News@lemmy.world•NYT assists Modi govt's assault on India's free press : Statement on Worldwide Media Holdings’ investment in NewsClick81·2 years agoThe New York Times failed to include PSF’s categorical denial of foreign funding, and instead left readers to believe that the source of PSF’s funding (or Roy’s for that matter) might have come from China, rather than from the sale of ThoughtWorks. Their salacious headlines and misleading ‘reporting’ have now directly contributed to the arrest of innocent journalists.
Given the repression that is now taking place, it begs the question as to whether India is a safe place for foreign investors who carefully follow Indian law.
xuxebiko@kbin.socialOPto World News@lemmy.world•India ‘weaponising global anti-terror fund’ to target NGOs, says Amnesty1·2 years agohello sanghi
xuxebiko@kbin.socialOPto World News@lemmy.ml•How should Australia respond to India’s ‘complicated, problematic’ democracy?1·2 years agoHe was assassinated for being a plumber?
xuxebiko@kbin.socialOPto World News@lemmy.ml•How should Australia respond to India’s ‘complicated, problematic’ democracy?21·2 years agowhat events do you want me to address? events in my town? in your town? in Inda? In canada? on international stage? in our solar system?
xuxebiko@kbin.socialto World News@lemmy.ml•Muslim man lynched in India ‘for taking a banana’ at Hindu temple event25·2 years agoWelcome to Modi’s India.
xuxebiko@kbin.socialOPto World News@lemmy.ml•How should Australia respond to India’s ‘complicated, problematic’ democracy?42·2 years agoI can’t describe how absolutely idiotic your comment makes you look.
Indian diplomats, ambassadors, Prime Ministers, Presidents, politicians, workers (both blue & white collar), some corporates have worked hard for 75+ years to create goodwill for India abroad. This goodwill earns India opportunities for import-export business, FDI, employment, study scholarships, diplomatic support, emergency support (remember the medical equipment & oxygen supplies foreign countries sent over during covid?), emergency food imports, co-operation in finding escaped criminals, tourism including medical tourism.
If you think India can wreck hell around the world and assassinate whoever it wants to because US needs it against China, then you are mistaken. India’ll end up marked as a terrorist nation and will be sanctioned.
xuxebiko@kbin.socialOPto World News@lemmy.world•How should Australia respond to India’s ‘complicated, problematic’ democracy?4·2 years agoI understand very well what they’re saying and what you’re doing. The chant they’re using is the chant used by violent Hindu supremacists to incite fear and hate in India’s minority religions.
Hindu supremacists use that chant as a battle cry while inciting & commiting acts of communal violence to terrorise India’s minority religions (primarily, Muslims & Christians). They force Indian Muslims to say their chant and then lynch them to death. They used it while they burned Australian missionary doctor Graham Staines and his 2 little boys alive.
Islamic terrorists like ISIS misused ‘Allahu Akbar’ for the same purpose, to inspire hate & terror.
You are minimizing this act of terror by Hindu supremacists in Australia and by doing so are supporting Hindu extremeism in Australia.
xuxebiko@kbin.socialOPto World News@lemmy.world•How should Australia respond to India’s ‘complicated, problematic’ democracy?1·2 years agoNeither their rally nor their using the chant used by Hindu extremeists in India to terrorise minority religions is normal.
xuxebiko@kbin.socialOPto World News@lemmy.ml•How should Australia respond to India’s ‘complicated, problematic’ democracy?43·2 years agoIts not India burning off the goodwill it has built over the years and turning into a terrorist state like Russia?
xuxebiko@kbin.socialOPto World News@lemmy.ml•How should Australia respond to India’s ‘complicated, problematic’ democracy?2·2 years agothat’s the short list.
sorry to dump on you. We used to be a lovely country that believed and lived in democracy and secular harmony, not perfect but trying to be better. But some people just don’t like progress, so they’ve dragged us into the dark ages where everything is a violent us v/s them conflict.
xuxebiko@kbin.socialOPto World News@lemmy.ml•How should Australia respond to India’s ‘complicated, problematic’ democracy?4·2 years agoongoing ethnic & communal genocide of Kuki Chriistains in Manipur for 5th continuous month, anti-Muslim communal pogrom by state and its thugs, communal hatespeech by govt ministers and religious leaders of Hindusm to create an atmosphere of hate, fear, and anger against Muslims, Christians, and Sikhs in the country, massive unemployment (42% of our under-25 year graduates are unemployed), food & fuel inflation, a Prime Minister & his admn who are only focused on grabbing & centralizing power, misuse of ant-terrorist laws to target jornalits & activists, masssive corruption by PM & the state govts of his political party, brakdown of law & order and the justice system where your religion & caste determine whether you get a shot at justice.
xuxebiko@kbin.socialOPto World News@lemmy.ml•How should Australia respond to India’s ‘complicated, problematic’ democracy?62·2 years agoIndia assasinating a Canadian citizen on Canadian soil is an example of India being strong?
so thats why tea made from teabags tastes like an accident.