For millions of children in our country, education remains the only path to a brighter future. Every developed nation is built upon a strong education system and a transparent, credible examination process. India too has made remarkable progress because of the strength of its education system. It has nurtured generations of brilliant doctors, scientists, engineers, teachers, and innovators who have shaped modern India.
Today, however, trust in this system stands broken. The damage goes far beyond a failed exam. It shatters faith in the very foundation of education system. It tells deserving students that hard work no longer matters, and robs them of their only ladder out of poverty. A nation that compromises the integrity of its examination system, compromises its own future.
This grave issue, affecting millions of students across the country, must be taken up in Parliament as the highest priority. It deserves a thorough debate in the temple of our democracy, leading to concrete reforms that ensure paper leaks, flawed assessments, and systemic failures are never repeated. Accountability must also be fixed for this lapse of trust.
Politics aside, I urge the government to initiate a meaningful dialogue with the students who have been peacefully protesting for days. They must be given a platform to express their views. A vibrant democracy advances through dialogue, not silence—and this dialogue is most vital when it involves the youth of the nation. The children and young people of India are looking to us for leadership. We cannot fail them.
Sincere, open-minded dialogue with the peaceful youth protestors will help restore faith in our democracy, in our education system, and in the leadership entrusted with shaping their future. @bjd_odisha stands firmly with the youth and students of the country.
There is a notion being created by some that public transport systems like metros, town buses, rural buses, etc. should be profitable from Day 1.
If public infra is expected to be profit-driven, then what will our tax money be used for? To distribute “freebies”?
The real returns of good public infra are long-term and often intangible.
They power the economy far beyond balance sheets.
Don’t be misled.
💔 This is not suicide; it’s an institutional murder. 💔
A poor farmer couple toiled day and night , doing labor work and sugarcane cutting ;to educate their daughter. That daughter, full of determination and compassion, became Dr. Sampada Munde. 👩⚕️🌾
For the past year, local police officials and political figures had been pressuring her to file false medical and postmortem reports.
But Dr. Sampada, fearless and honest, refused to surrender her integrity. 💪
For months, she fought a lonely battle against the dark forces within the system.
In the end, this very corrupt system crushed her spirit and took her life. 😢
This is not suicide !!
this is a murder by the system that failed to protect its own healer.
A farmer’s daughter who lived to serve society has become a victim of the same institutions meant to deliver justice. 💔
If we don’t raise our voices today,
tomorrow every home may lose another “Dr. Sampada.”
🙏 #JusticeForDrSampada
Her sacrifice must not go in vain.
A farmer’s dream was burned alive now it’s time to ignite the flame of justice. 🕯️
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#JusticeForDrSampada