Monica Sarkar

RT @Taj_Ali1: 📢I am conducting oral history interviews as part of my research on British South Asian political activism in the 20th Century…

This feels complicated… 😏 #twitteranniversary https://t.co/HwSDvIxQ97

RT @russellcrowe: Last year, working in Ireland, having a pint in the cold outside a Dalkey pub with some new friends, a woman with purpose…

Incredibly moving to see #WhileWeWatched: an intimate documentary about Indian journalist @ravishndtv and to hear him talk calmly yet passionately about saving the disastrous state of journalism in the nation. Hats off to director Vinay Shukla, I couldn’t turn away 👏🏽⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ https://t.co/oNiuIEozRI

RT @TeresaStenson: Growing up, there were three VHS videos in our house that me and my mum pretty much watched on repeat: Grease, Dirty Dan…

Come work with us! https://t.co/DM0gfjuaLM

“It will be too much to expect that violence against Christians will end now that Prime Minister Modi has planted a tree and lit a candle at the Sacred Heart Cathedral in the bosom of New Delhi. The electoral fires are smoldering elsewhere.”https://t.co/Z4HjUgKwAd

Phenomenal news. We need #tigers for the protection of forests. Using them as photo props or pets are also cruel practices; they’re in the wild for good reason 🐅 https://t.co/9RTMn2oPeb

Revered former leader, Winston Churchill, once called Indians “beastly people.” What’s happening now are more than just moments.

Rhea Mogul @rheamogul

The triumph of Humza Yousaf, whose family trace their ancestry to Pakistan, is just the latest reflection of how times have changed as people of South Asian descent occupy leadership roles in the British, Scottish and Irish parliaments. https://t.co/BLXM3Q3Ycg

RT @IvanaKottasova: Life was a struggle for Ukrainians with intellectual disabilities before the war. It's only got harder. With resources…

RT @tamaraqiblawi: 1) In less than 2 hours, one of the smallest countries in the world will have two timezones. This after an apparently im…