Pune, India
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Autowallah in Pune are digging their own grave.
They think harrasing bike taxis, passenger (Meter shit) is going to increase their business.
I have never seen such behavior in Mumbair or Delhi, the arrogance have peaked here in Pune
Govt babus have added all the possible keywords in their order, so even if you post a pro govt reel with those trigger keywords, your content gets restricted automatically.
I can understand govt babus intelligence but what the hell engineers at Meta are doing?🤣
Rishikesh Taksale retweeted
On Oct 27, 2026, Instagram withheld a cartoon in India by @aaaaadvik, published with IFF & Pulkit Mani. The cartoon showed a PM-like figure panicking over buttons marked "Censor" & "IT Rules". Now, Meta actually pushed the button. (1/8)
Read More: internetfreedom.in/instagram…
Ek kaam karo saalo @Meta , Puri dictionary he daldo keyword restriction me, chhod dete hai hum Instagram, khatam kardo ekbar me he mamla!
What matters is that he chose to participate and had the courage to contest the elections. That’s what a healthy democracy should look like.
We want more people to be politically aware, winning and losing is the part of the game
It's not Modi who is deleting the post and banning the accounts, it's the top bureucracy who is doing it, we will keep blaming the politcal bosses but the real bosses are invisble hiding behind their unaware political bosses
That's the tweet, those who know it know it
My advice to the government: Don’t censor Instagram so aggressively that people are forced to find alternative platforms to express dissent.
Kill narratives with better narratives, not censorship.
Instagram acts as a pressure valve. The average Indian is already caught between competing narratives, constantly trying to figure out what to believe. That contest of ideas is precisely why the platform matters.
If you start restricting accounts and content indiscriminately, you risk making the platform increasingly boring, pushing dissent into alternative spaces that may be far harder to monitor or engage with.
Win the narrative war on Instagram through better content, stronger arguments, and effective communication.
Every account blocked and every opposing viewpoint suppressed sets a precedent: that Instagram is no longer a space where competing sides can be heard, but one where only a preferred narrative survives.
And once people begin to believe that the platform shows them only one side of the coin, trust erodes.
Censorship may silence a voice today. It can create a more hostile audience tomorrow.
The account banning and content removal has been happening more frequently now. I don't know how @X deals with government orders, but @Meta is the most obedient dog of the government, removing accounts and content without even verifying.
@X is GOAT! @Meta don't be such a ####
Meta @Meta is now deleting accounts, even if you share a political post on your story!
Crazy Censorship going on
Everyone should try content creation. There’s no harm in trying, but content creation is not for everyone.
Content creation makes sense if you’re doing it for one of these three reasons:
1. You want to promote your service or product.
2. You have expertise in a particular domain and want to share your knowledge.
3. You genuinely love creating videos.
But if your intention is, “Mujhe 1 million views aayenge, phir followers aayenge, aur phir paisa aayega,” you should probably try something else.
In the short term, you might get the high of hitting a million views or making some money. But trust me, you won’t be able to sustain it for long if that’s your only motivation.
Content creation is an art, and art comes with risks. Not everyone is built for the long-term commitment it demands. It requires a passion that survives even when the views, validation, and money don’t come.
Most people want to become content creators today because they think, “Isme bahut paisa hai.”
And yes, there is money in content creation. But the irony is that if you chase only the money, you’ll keep cribbing about why it isn’t coming.
Create because you have something to say, something to teach, something to sell, or simply because you love creating.
The money might follow. But if money is the only reason you started, the journey will feel much longer than it needs to.
I’d say he did the right thing. Once you travel by plane, your horizons expand, your mental limitations begin to disappear, and you want to experience it again and again. You realise what money can do for you, and that pushes you to work harder and achieve more.
