वायनाड में भूस्खलन: मरणों की संख्या 50 के पार, राहुल गांधी ने केंद्र से मांगी तत्काल सहायता

ye sab toh bas media ka drama hai abhi tak koi bhi heli land nahi kiya bas photo dikhake logon ko roya ja raha hai
aur bhaiya Rahul Gandhi kaun hai jo har disaster mein apna naam lagata hai

Oh please. Yeh toh sirf ek aur natural disaster hai jo BJP ki governance ki failure ko expose kar raha hai. Maine 2018 mein bhi yehi dekha tha - same hills, same negligence, same politicians pretending they care. The real tragedy isn't the landslide - it's that we keep electing people who treat human lives like political props.

You think this is bad? Wait till you see what happens when the central government finally sends help. The same bureaucrats who delayed relief for weeks in Uttarakhand will be here too. And guess what - they’ll take selfies with survivors and call it ‘on-ground coordination’. This isn’t disaster management. This is performative governance dressed in khaki.

I just saw a video of a woman holding her baby under a tarp while rain poured down. No roof. No food. No one came for 36 hours. We talk about development but we forget that people are not statistics. They’re mothers. Children. Grandparents who used to tell stories under the stars. Now the stars are gone. And so are they.

hope the govt sends help fast. people are suffering so much. i saw a clip of a dog digging in the mud for its owner - it broke my heart. we need to come together as a country

The geological history of the Western Ghats suggests that such events are cyclical. Human settlement in ecologically sensitive zones, combined with deforestation and infrastructure projects, has increased vulnerability. This is not an act of God. It is a consequence of policy failure.

Rahul Gandhi is just using this tragedy to fuel his anti-national agenda. Who gave him the right to speak for Kerala? The real problem is foreign-funded NGOs and leftist academics who tell people the state is incompetent. We have the NDRF. We have the IAF. Stop crying. Start supporting. This is India - we don't beg for help, we fight for it

I wonder how many of us have ever visited a landslide zone. We scroll through videos and feel sad for 5 minutes. But what do we actually do? Donate? Volunteer? Share accurate info? Maybe we need to stop being spectators and start being part of the solution

There’s something beautiful in how communities come together during disasters. I’ve seen locals using bamboo ladders to pull people out, sharing their last roti with strangers, forming human chains to carry supplies. That’s the real India. Not the politics. Not the headlines. The quiet courage of ordinary people. We need to protect that.

Let me be clear - this is what happens when you ignore the wisdom of ancient Indian architecture. Our ancestors built homes on slopes with natural drainage, terraced fields, and stone foundations. Now we have concrete boxes with no drainage. This disaster was 100% preventable. And the blame? Lies squarely with urban planners who think concrete is progress.