LoP Rahul Gandhi is everywhere. Years and crores of propaganda against him by the BJP and Modibhakhts has come to naught. His steadfast pursuit of political and philosophical accountability and upholding of democratic values has stirred the soul of India. Suddenly the idea of change has become plausible, possible, even desired. The sudden outburst of energy by Gen Z has complimented their unattached counterparts who have enthusiastically responded to the clarion call of Chatron ki Goonj. The tempo is steadily building up, redrawing the map of contemporary politics. Some people might see this as long awaited change in the fortune of the Indian National Congress but the more important point is that it promises retrieving our beloved country from a disastrous path it embarked upon in 2014. It is becoming possible because in Rahul Gandhi we have seen leadership qualities of courage, clear vision, determination, communication, empathy, insightfulness, analytical aptitude, humane sentiments. Youth have always been the cutting edge of social development. Today they have the opportunity to be the new Freedom fighters.
When will these people ever learn?
How could anyone possibly object to “smash patriarchy”?
Why is he trying to make this a Hindu-Muslim issue?
This is the same Minister that has the audacity to go on interviews and say “but no students died at the protest”, “but no bullets were fired at the protest”! Completely twisted people ruling over this country.
Mr. Rijiju, stop this anti-minority rajneeti and focus on fixing our schools, colleges, roads, healthcare, air, water, adulterated food, and so on even after 80 years of independence!
BJP’s “Outreach” to Gen Z
👶 Loudmouth Giriraj Singh calling himself a 75-year-old newborn
😤 Arrogant Smriti Irani channel-hopping
🤮 Kangana “Generation-Gutter” Ranaut berating young actresses for their clothes and lifestyle
🙅♀️ Pushkar Dhami telling a Taekwondo champion to shut up and sit down after she exposed corruption
🐒 And to top it all, Modi himself recording silly front-camera videos
Gen Z wants respect. They want to be heard, seen, and have their issues resolved.
BJP can never understand Gen Z-but at least stop disrespecting them!
🚨Protest brewing here in the US ahead of RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat’s visit.
US-based groups are mobilising against his August 29 New York event, demanding action over the RSS’s record on religious freedom.
The opposition is growing. 🇺🇸
#MohanBhagwat#RSS
Rahul Gandhi’s Pune speech is not a random anti-Manusmriti rant.
It is one of the rare moments a major Indian leader has spoken of the woman as a sovereign individual — not just someone’s daughter, wife or mother.
For the first time, a national leader has placed the real question at the centre:
Do we accept the independent identity and freedom of women, or do we continue to treat them as subordinate within family, politics, religion and the state?
Patriarchy is not a side issue. It is the operating system — from Manusmriti to present-day political culture.
80 years of democracy and we still haven’t established the woman’s sovereignty at every level of society. That is both a self-criticism and an unfinished task.
Rahul is doing two things at once: talking to young women on equal ground, and forcing an ideological debate that most leaders carefully avoid.
The real fight is not slogans. It is against the structures that keep 70 crore women subordinate.
This is the message that needs to be understood — not reduced to cheap online noise.
Listen to Prof Jagadishwar Chaturvedi.
#WomenSovereignty #RahulGandhi #PuneSpeech
Calling this “Naari Shakti” or “Spirit of Mumbai” is actually dangerous messaging. A woman hanging outside a moving local is not empowerment. It is a serious safety risk, whatever the reason behind it.
3.7M likes. 58M views. 🤯🔥
This Rahul Gandhi edit from #ChhatronKiGoonj is absolutely MINDBLOWING!
Congress is taking youth outreach to another level online. 🚀
BJP is nowhere close when it comes to creativity. 🗿
RaGa ❣️
Modi Govt has completely ravaged young India's entire pathway from Education to Employment.
NITI Aayog estimates that 8.7 crore young Indians aged 15 to 29 are neither in education, employment nor training. Nearly 88% are engaged in domestic duties.
At the same time, youth unemployment stands at 15.6%, rising to a shocking 19.5% among young women. [PLFS, July 2026]
Three questions to @narendramodi ji,
1. Where are the jobs after graduation?
Graduates constitute 67% of unemployed Indians aged 20 to 29, while unemployment among graduates aged 15 to 25 is nearly 40%. Families spend their savings, students take education loans and earn degrees, only to discover that there are simply not enough jobs.
2. What happened to the promise of 2 crore jobs every year?
By that promise, India should have seen 24 crore jobs in 12 years. Instead, lakhs of government posts remain vacant while secure employment is increasingly replaced by contractual and part-time work.
3. Who is turning India's demographic dividend into a demographic disaster?
Expensive and inadequate education, paper leaks, delayed recruitment, a widening skills gap and disappearing quality jobs have put the future of an entire generation at risk.
You, Modi ji, promised to achieve what previous governments could not do in 70 years!
You have certainly delivered on that boast: an Education system that costs more, infested with RSS, examinations young Indians cannot trust, and degrees that increasingly come without jobs.
Three newborns burnt alive in a government hospital in Amravati while six infants are in critical care after a ventilator exploded.
But the government and the mainstream media want to know if you can sing Vande Mataram