#Labourers

Amaan

amaanbali

Kashmir’s propaganda factory Dynamics. A Thread I have used Excerpts from my upcoming book on #Kashmir for this thread. I will try to keep it simple in 10 pointer thread.

BeadsAgainstFascism

beadagainstfash

Whew there’s a lot going going on in this tweet. Let’s parse out the language here: “Evolving”. That’s a big word. It implies two things: that Indigenous people are less

Khaana Chahiye

khaanachahiye

Appeal: The lockdown last year hit the underprivileged the most#KhaanaChahiye spearheaded the movement to eliminate hunger in #Mumbai by serving lakhs of migrant workers, daily wage labourers & the homeless

Brendan Vance

brendanvance778

Here is a thread of 'interesting Vancouver maps'This is a reconstructed map of what today is called 'Burnaby', showing some of the common trails Indigenous locals used (this waterbody in

FCPUI

Rnb129

One of the achievements #Modi is mocked for highlighting is one that many of us take for granted - a bank account -As a nomad who lived out of suitcase

mmatigari

matigary

Thread: Land Reforms 1/ The term BANANA REPUBLIC was popularized locally by @ProfJNMoyo as minister of info from 2000-4. Moyo’s refrain was “Zimbabwe is not a banana republic.”I agree

Albert Pinto

70sBachchan

India-wide lockdowns for 21 days. Modi - "If we don't handle these 21 days well, then our country, your family will go backwards by 21 years". Food & essentials provision

Siddharth Misra

sidart_misra

“India lives in villages.” Having ~320 wild species related to nearly 166 crop plants originated. Still, we struggled with Famine and even today we have our farmers doing suicides. Here

The Watchful Indian

watchful_indian

Thread: Decoding Akbar: Was he really a 'great' emperor as portrayed by distorians? many aspects define a ruler’s character and how he/she should be judged by history. How they treat

H i s t o r yK E

HistoryKE

1/ #HistoryKeThread: The Story Of Mekatilili wa Menza 2/ It is unimaginable to speak of the history of Kenya's armed struggle for freedom without talking about Mekatilili', one of Kenya's

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GhaddarShehri

This article was so bad, I decided I should do a thread to explain just how bad it is. To begin with, Hoodbhoy’s arguments are entirely fallacious because he strawmans

Pseudoerasmus

pseudoerasmus

Periodic reminder: The so-called "Tudor enclosures" of 1450-1550 are considered largely a myth by specialists in English agrarian history. Second periodic reminder:Enclosures ≠ evictions. This. 1000 times this.https://twitter.com/warde_paul

Old Weird Scotland

WeirdScotland

Many Scots, while owning Scotland's role in slavery, still take the stance that "normal" or "working class" Scots got no advantages from the fortunes made with enslaved labour, or any

Rykalski

Rykalski

Where I grew up on the Sussex coast the Labour Party didn’t exist. All the available work was casualised and seasonal and as a result there was no working class

World Health Organization (WHO)

WHO

Media briefing on #COVID19 with @DrTedros https://www.pscp.tv/w/cg6K8TI2MTAyMHwxTHl4QmFCT2pXYkpOa9Se-iyyRy2XIndD2U_TaYKelNuoKekBPT84__YpxsY= "I’d like to begin today’s briefing with an update on the #Ebola outbreak in the Equateur

IndigenousXca - Alexis @ankatea

IndigenousXca

I promised to tweet about Granny Gardens today and I’d also love to hear the stories and actions that are inspiring you during the pandemic! The #GrannyGarden movement grew out