AG

Mom. Defunct Writer
( In Vogue Life, Diplomacy&Beyond, SheThePeople, TOI.)
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[Mountain Rats @mountain_rats]

So Kapil Sibbal has announced 1 crore Legal aid for CJP student protestors . When this joker himself was education minister under UPA -1 tenure, AIEEE paper leak happened. The leak was discovered just hours before the scheduled start time.

[AG @alkagurha]

@saidutta Yup, we can conquer space but can't clean our streets, remove illegal encroachment, stop wrong side driving, make good roads.....a part of us is responsible too.

[AG @alkagurha]

People are crying for governance in daily lives. State govts, municipalities, police, courts - none delivers good prompt services. If a leaked exam can trigger anger, so can garbage, traffic and broken hospitals.
Glad people are calling for accountability.

[Swarajya @SwarajyaMag]

As the education minister resigns and the Jantar Mantar protests end, @TheJaggi argues that this has only bought the Modi government weeks, not months.

The harder test is still coming.

His central point is that the protest was never really about the NEET exam leak. It was a demand for better governance from every arm of the state, and it came from Gen Z, a generation whose only real complaint is that the people in power do not listen to them.

And that anger will not stay contained to one exam.

There is already an E20 Janta Party forming, made up of vehicle owners upset about ethanol-blended petrol. Farmers and other groups could be next. The common thread in these names is Janta, and the piece notes the political target that points to.

The warning is that this hits everyone, not just the Prime Minister's cabinet. State governments, municipalities, the bureaucracy, the courts, none of them delivers good citizen services, and all of them are now exposed. If a leaked exam can trigger this, so can garbage, traffic and broken hospitals.

The piece's advice to the government is a list of things to do now, before the next flashpoint. Most of it comes down to one shift — stop governing purely from the top, and start actually consulting the people it governs.

Whether Modi manages that, the piece argues, will decide whether he sweeps the 2029 election or gets swept by it.

R Jagannathan in @SwarajyaMag on why the government is now on probation, and what it should do about it.

https://t.co/9p357sXaB4

[Ordinary Gooner @saidutta]

@alkagurha Absolutely correct, the daily struggle around basics is so real.. the disparity in our achievements in space program, tech , and even now defense… but the municipality issues are so pathetic and lingering

[AG @alkagurha]

@ur_cruise Repeatedly. Same happened during Delhi Riots. They had no clue what was going to unfold! And this is national capital.

[AG @alkagurha]

Isn't this an intelligence failure? Police had no idea criminals, truck loads of stones and sharpened tiles has reached the spot? If they knew, an advisory should have been issued - stay away, violence anticipated due to criminal mingling.

[Shiv Aroor @ShivAroor]

🚨 2,873 persons with criminal antecedents, including cases of murder, rape, abduction, POCSO & more identified using facial recognition from Jantar Mantar protest & Parliament march, Delhi Police tells @NDTV’s @mukeshmukeshs.

Details:

[AG @alkagurha]

@KhalidBaig85 😄

[AG @alkagurha]

I've never been asked my caste in a temple.

[tere naina @nainaverse]

Imagine they remove reservations and every temple starts allowing every caste without any discrimination!! 🔥

[AG @alkagurha]

@aayanisms That's so irritating.

[AG @alkagurha]

Social media algorithm doesn't like your being polite and decent. Simple.

[Abhishek @AbhishBanerj]

This is Dr. Misa Bharti, daughter of Lalu ji

In the 90s, she was MBBS topper at Patna Medical College

Once upon a time, India had educated leaders and no paper leaks.

🙏

[AG @alkagurha]

@PoojaPriyam_ Of course not.

[AG @alkagurha]

@Navanitavp That's a lot of hard work!

[AG @alkagurha]

@raggedtag Can't be coincidence that everytime he returns from his secret visit abroad, there's chaos on the streets.

[AG @alkagurha]

@aayanisms Yes. Also unless you do or say something shocking, you won't get views.

[AG @alkagurha]

Can someone tell why opposition parties opposed Paper Leak Bill in the parliament but supported protests on the streets?

[AG @alkagurha]

@coolfunnytshirt Who will enforce the implementation?

[Ninda Turtle @NindaTurtles]

So the same Opposition that spent weeks shouting about paper leaks just stormed the Well of the House shouting “NO! NO!” when the Anti-Paper Leak Bill was introduced.

The bill has proper teeth — ₹10 crore fine, 10 years jail, fast-track courts.

And their response was to block it.

Not amend it. Not debate the fine amount. Just straight rejection.

Students should take a note on who is blocking government in bringing this bill and giving justice to them

[AG @alkagurha]

@DocPriyamMD Such a common mistake. That's very informative.

[Dr. Priyam Bordoloi @DocPriyamMD]

We see this nightmare scenario in the medicine wards way too often. When a patient comes in with fever and bloody stools, that is not just a mild stomach bug....that is actually dysentery. It means the bacteria are actively invading the gut wall.

Loperamide works by paralyzing the gut to stop motility. But when you have an invasive pathogen, diarrhea is your body's natural defense mechanism to flush out the offending bacteria and their endotoxins.

​By taking loperamide, this patient effectively locked the infection inside his colon. The trapped toxins caused massive transmural inflammation, leading his colon to rapidly balloon up (Toxic Megacolon). Eventually, it leaks those bacteria straight into the bloodstream, triggering full-blown septic shock.

​The clinical golden rule: Never, ever take anti-motility drugs if your diarrhea is accompanied by a high fever or blood. You have to let the body flush it out! And to comsult a doctor of course.