Hello all. I am interested to find out more thrift shop in delhi. Someone told me chor bazar in chandni chowk. when i went there with my sister. It was crazy crowded. My sister was panicking and wanted to return immediately. there were some local young boys who were being rude, rowdy and crass to others too. Apart from this and janpath, what are actually thrift shops in Delhi where is okay for women can go safely. Please help

It began as an internet protest after the Chief Justice of India (CJI) reportedly used an analogy comparing some unemployed youth and online activists to "cockroaches". and they have created manifesto, which include points as below.

"Secular, Socialist, Democratic, Lazy," features a five-point agenda born from viral social media and Gen-Z humor:

• Judicial Accountability: No post-retirement rewards for judges (such as being granted Rajya Sabha seats).
• Electoral Protection: If any legitimate vote is deleted, the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) will be charged under UAPA, framing voter suppression as an act of terror.
• Women's Representation: 50% reservation for women in Parliament and Cabinet positions, without increasing the total number of seats.
• Independent Media: Cancel media licenses of corporate conglomerates (e.g., Ambani/Adani) and investigate anchors of biased "Godi" media.
• Anti-Defection Laws: A 20-year election ban for any MP or MLA who defects from one party to another

what are your opinion about it, if it became a political, will youth(GenZ and millennials) support it??

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It began as an internet protest after the Chief Justice of India (CJI) reportedly used an analogy comparing some unemployed youth and online activists to "cockroaches". and they have created manifesto, which include points as below.

"Secular, Socialist, Democratic, Lazy," features a five-point agenda born from viral social media and Gen-Z humor:

• Judicial Accountability: No post-retirement rewards for judges (such as being granted Rajya Sabha seats).
• Electoral Protection: If any legitimate vote is deleted, the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) will be charged under UAPA, framing voter suppression as an act of terror.
• Women's Representation: 50% reservation for women in Parliament and Cabinet positions, without increasing the total number of seats.
• Independent Media: Cancel media licenses of corporate conglomerates (e.g., Ambani/Adani) and investigate anchors of biased "Godi" media.
• Anti-Defection Laws: A 20-year election ban for any MP or MLA who defects from one party to another

what are your opinion about it, if it became a political, will youth(GenZ and millennials) support it??

It began as an internet protest after the Chief Justice of India (CJI) reportedly used an analogy comparing some unemployed youth and online activists to "cockroaches". and they have created manifesto, which include points as below.

"Secular, Socialist, Democratic, Lazy," features a five-point agenda born from viral social media and Gen-Z humor:

• Judicial Accountability: No post-retirement rewards for judges (such as being granted Rajya Sabha seats).
• Electoral Protection: If any legitimate vote is deleted, the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) will be charged under UAPA, framing voter suppression as an act of terror.
• Women's Representation: 50% reservation for women in Parliament and Cabinet positions, without increasing the total number of seats.
• Independent Media: Cancel media licenses of corporate conglomerates (e.g., Ambani/Adani) and investigate anchors of biased "Godi" media.
• Anti-Defection Laws: A 20-year election ban for any MP or MLA who defects from one party to another

what are your opinion about it, if it became a political, will youth(GenZ and millennials) support it??