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How to transfer tracks to Serato from my USB Stick which was exported from Rekordbox without losing any file's?

Any Cypher happening in Shillong lately?

Does anyone know about Respect The Grind?

Has anyone heard about the 'Respect The Grind' ?

I heard there's a proper Hip-Hop gig in Shillong 21st Aug?

My personal take on the ongoing protests:

Is this becoming another CAA protest? Endless stories, endless posts... but what is the outcome?

I'm honestly tired of seeing people believe that sharing a story or posting online is enough. Awareness has its place, but real change doesn't happen from behind a screen.

Talking at home, debating with friends, or posting on social media can only go so far. If you truly believe in a cause, step out, organize, volunteer, participate, or lead. Action has always carried more weight than algorithms.

And while we're talking about justice, let's also talk about Manipur.

For the past three years, people in Manipur have lived through violence, displacement, loss of lives, and fear. Thousands have lost their homes, and communities remain deeply divided.

Instead of asking only who is to blame, maybe we should also ask:

Who is taking responsibility?

Who is working toward peace?

Who is making sure this never happens again?

The truth is, I'm asking myself a difficult question:

Is this becoming another CAA protest?

Months of outrage, endless stories, countless posts... but where does it all lead?

I'm not against speaking up online. Awareness matters. But awareness without action eventually becomes noise.

Talking at home, debating with friends, reposting updates, and expressing anger on social media can only go so far. Real change has always required people who are willing to step outside, organize, participate, and, when necessary, lead.

If you truly believe in the cause, ask yourself:

What am I doing beyond sharing a post?

This isn't about criticizing anyone. It's a reminder that meaningful change rarely happens from behind a screen alone.

Whether you choose to march, volunteer, organize, support those affected, or step into leadership—action is what gives our voices weight.

History remembers people who showed up, not just those who shared.