And the obligatory: FUCK MODI. FUCK BJP.

Hi everyone,

I recently released my third original Hindi song, "Tere Sang Hi."

It's a romantic song about finding peace and belonging in the presence of someone you truly love.

I'm trying to improve as a songwriter, so I'd genuinely appreciate your honest feedback.

I'd love to know:

• Did the lyrics connect with you?

• Which line stayed with you the most?

• Did the melody keep you engaged throughout the song?

• How did the overall emotion feel?

Please don't hold back—I appreciate both positive and critical feedback.

Here's the song:

https://youtu.be/bswqnNLuLh4⁠�

Thank you for listening. ❤️

A small tribute to every student who stood up, asked questions and refused to be silenced.

🎵 Kaayar Hai

https://youtu.be/bfo0wD4_oiM

#StudentProtest #KaayarHai #StudentsDemandJustice

**Kaayar Hai** is an original Hindi protest song inspired by the ongoing student movement demanding justice, transparency and accountability in India’s education system.

Following the NEET-UG 2026 paper-leak controversy, students and young people have gathered to raise questions about examination integrity, unemployment and institutional accountability. The movement gained national attention through the Cockroach Janta Party, the Jantar Mantar protests and the Sansad Chalo march in Delhi.

This song stands with every student who believes that asking questions is a democratic right—even when certain institutions appear to consider questions more dangerous than leaked examination papers.

लाठियाँ विचारों को नहीं मार सकतीं।
धमकियाँ सवालों को नहीं रोक सकतीं।
आज दबाओ लाख आवाज़ें—
कल वे करोड़ों बनकर उठेंगी।

This is a peaceful song of resistance. It does not promote violence. It calls for justice, constitutional rights, educational reform and the protection of students.

🎵 **Song:** Kaayar Hai
📖 **From the upcoming political student thriller:** The Termites
🎤 **Genre:** Hindi Protest Song / Student Movement Anthem
📺 **Channel:** Indie Awaaz
✍️ **Original lyrics and concept**

Hi folks,
I am a Gurgaon based drummer, returning to the kit after a few years' break. I have been practising at home on my e-kit for the last few months. I am looking for fellow musicians to jam with on weekends or weekday evenings. Open to different genres (barring metal for now).
I would call myself an intermediate level drummer. Also, please recommend any other avenue where I can meet interested musicians.