Saayoni Ghosh is saying, Opposition protesting inside parliament is Unhealthy for Democracy
If shamelessness had a face, it definitely would have looked like her 🤡
Fresh #NEET row in #Karnataka:
A Re NEET candidate Bindushree Pawar from Haveri alleges her NTA OMR sheet doesn't match her responses.She claims she attempted 165 questions and expected 668 marks,but the OMR shows only 41 attempts and a score of 11. Family to move the High Court
This is Archita Sarangi, Daughter of BJP MP from Bhubaneswar , Aparajita Sarangi.
She is literally celebrating Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation even while being a BJP MP’s daughter.
This is courage and also shows the youth of this country hates BJP so much that even children of BJP leaders don’t like the party anymore.
Nine years ago, S. Anitha, a 17-year-old Dalit student from Ariyalur, became the first victim of the NEET examination.
She scored 1,176/1,200 in the Tamil Nadu State Board and had a medical cut-off of 196.75/200, enough to secure a medical seat under the state's earlier admission system. But with NEET made mandatory in 2017, her dream was shattered.
Anitha warned that NEET would l disproportionately harm students from rural backgrounds, government schools and marginalized communities. Her voice went unheard.
If the Supreme Court had listened to S. Anitha's concerns, countless children would not be facing the immense pressure and suffering associated with NEET today. Her story remains a powerful reminder of the human consequences of policy decisions.
On 1 September 2017, she died via suicide by hanging. 💔
Nine years ago, S. Anitha, a 17-year-old Dalit student from Ariyalur, became the first victim of the NEET examination.
She scored 1,176/1,200 in the Tamil Nadu State Board and had a medical cut-off of 196.75/200, enough to secure a medical seat under the state's earlier admission system. But with NEET made mandatory in 2017, her dream was shattered.
Anitha warned that NEET would l disproportionately harm students from rural backgrounds, government schools and marginalized communities. Her voice went unheard.
If the Supreme Court had listened to S. Anitha's concerns, countless children would not be facing the immense pressure and suffering associated with NEET today. Her story remains a powerful reminder of the human consequences of policy decisions.
On 1 September 2017, she died via suicide by hanging. 💔
While the english media is talking about NEET exams reform etc, one person has been forgotten, he name is S. Anitha, a Dalit student who committed suicide. She was the first victim of this oppressive and discriminative central exam system called NEET. It would be respectful to remember her at this moment.
@smitaprakash Well done for such hard hitting observations on journalism. 12 million Views or whatever the number is an achievement for PM of 140 crore people.
@smitaprakash heights of bootlicking.