Defying Injustice
Amplifying Truth

Bidrohi’s Pulse: A Thought for Today

Millions of children across the world aren’t dreaming of toys—they’re dreaming of food, safety, and someone to care.
In the silence of their suffering, our humanity is tested.

A just world doesn’t look away.
It feeds.
It protects.
It listens.
And it loves—especially those who’ve been forgotten.

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Books: A Journey of Understanding and Resistance

I was never much of a reader. I used to start books, only to take ages to finish them—or abandon them halfway for something else. But since the 2024 election, much like my inspiration for writing, I have found a renewed drive to read.

I read mostly audiobooks, sometimes paper copies, drawn to subjects that shape our world—global crises, religion, technology, politics, and the forces behind oppression and resistance. Books offer something beyond personal experience; they provide the depth, history, and perspective necessary to understand the world and empathize with its struggles.

Reading is not just about consuming knowledge; it is about questioning narratives, challenging power, and seeking truth. In a world where disinformation thrives and history is rewritten by the victors, books become a tool for reclaiming understanding. They remind us that to resist injustice, we must first recognize it…..

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Bidrohi is a space for fearless conversations, challenging the status quo, and seeking justice in a world that often silences the truth. Exploring religion, nature, politics, climate, and global crises, this platform invites diverse perspectives and critical discussions. Rooted in the belief that justice thrives when voices unite and compassion connects us all, Bidrohi dares to question, reflect, and inspire change.