Shashi Dubey

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[Out Of Context Cricket @GemsOfCricket]

Mike Hesson according to Rashid Latif 😂

[Shashi Dubey @DubShashi]

@matiyamet_mp @CollectorPanna @minprdd @khurpenchh @YTKDIndia Meri Nagar Panchayat ka toh data hi nhi hai

[soo washed @anubhav__tweets]

America ab kehta nahi hai follow karta hai

[Shashi Dubey @DubShashi]

@ifpost47 Poor standards.

[India First Post @ifpost47]

US Open is smelling less like a Grand Slam and more like a sewage plant.

Fans at Arthur Ashe Stadium have complained about a strong sewage/human-waste smell, while another match was disrupted after Aryna Sabalenka noticed a cannabis smell.

Yet somehow, the world’s favourite lecture circuit still loves lecturing others about “standards.” Fix your own backyard first.

[Adv. Anil Mishra @Adv_Anil_Mishra]

In a democratic country like India, even the lowest-ranking government post—whether that of a peon, clerk or assistant—has a prescribed minimum educational qualification.
Ironically, when it comes to those who are entrusted with the most important responsibilities of the State—MLAs, MPs, Ministers and even Prime Minister—there is no minimum educational qualification prescribed by law.
A person may have no basic understanding of education, healthcare, economics, law or administration and yet can be appointed as the Minister responsible for an entire department affecting the lives of millions of citizens. The Constitution does not require a Minister to possess even elementary knowledge of the portfolio that he or she is expected to administer.
If qualification is considered necessary for a clerk to maintain government records, why should there be no corresponding standard of competence for the person who controls the entire department?
When Ministers lack even basic understanding of their respective departments, policy decisions can become dependent almost entirely upon bureaucrats.

[Anuradha Tiwari @talk2anuradha]

सोचिए, आपके पिता आपकी UPSC कोचिंग की फीस जुटाने के लिए बैंक-दर-बैंक लोन के लिए भटक रहे हों, जबकि आपका दोस्त बिना एक पैसा खर्च किए वही तैयारी कर रहा हो।

इससे ज्यादा घटिया व्यवस्था क्या होगी!

[The Indian Express @IndianExpress]

‘They call me crazy’: Why this 20-year-old is cleaning a polluted river himself

Read: https://t.co/pqoDP62ZdI

[Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish]

A 21-year-old student in India’s Madhya Pradesh, popularly known as ‘Bittu Tabahi’, has single-handedly cleaned up a trash-filled river.

Despite ridicule, health risks and limited resources, his efforts have transformed the waterway and prompted government action.

[Ghar Ke Kalesh @gharkekalesh]

Bittu Tabahi reached International 💀🙌

[Anand Ranganathan @ARanganathan72]

1200 candidates scored negative marks that were then normalised to near zero, with one candidate getting 0.003 out of 200. The judge cancelled the selection. He said minimum standards are a must even for reserved seats.

Rajasthan govt appealed. Court order has now been stayed.

[Comment. @kajutakla]

Bittu tabahi is unstoppable......🔥🔥
We need More influencer like him 🙇🏻‍♂️

[Irfan Pathan @IrfanPathan]

Aaj Sunday hai kya?

[Shashi Dubey @DubShashi]

@askshivanisahu #Corruption
Shame!!

[Shivani Sahu @askshivanisahu]

यूपी में विधायक खुद विकास के नाम पर भ्रष्टाचार कर रहे हैं। सड़क, नाली और स्ट्रीट लाइट लगवाने के लिए ये अनुशंसा-पत्र तभी लिखते हैं, जब इन्हें 35% से 40% कमीशन मिलता है।

भास्कर ने ऐसे ही दो विधायकों का स्टिंग किया है। एक भाजपा जय मंगल कन्नौजिया हैं, एक सपा से पूजा सरोज।

[UN Special Procedures @UN_SPExperts]

#Pakistan: Grave concern over the alleged enforced disappearance, torture, & extrajudicial killing of Imran Ali in #Balochistan. UN experts urge authorities to conduct a prompt and impartial investigation into the circumstances of his detention and death.

https://t.co/XNiaz5h01R

[Brahminical Patriarchy @brahminspeaks02]

My heart broke after watching the soft hands of kids.
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Why Indian constitution is so cruel for GC. Why can't they have PM Awaas Yojna?
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Doesn't these questions screams in ur mind?💔

[Erika Morris @ErikaMorris79]

This is quite a statement from The Times on Imran Khan..

“The conduct by Pakistan in this matter is indefensible. Mr Khan is clearly the subject of extreme political persecution, now threatening his life. The British government must protest in the strongest terms.”

It’s a genuinely heartbreaking story to read detailing some of the appalling conditions he is ‘living’ in.

When even The Times is putting it this bluntly this is impossible to ignore. Shout it louder for the people at the back!

https://t.co/kc7G88RPqK

[The Times and Sunday Times @thetimes]

UK should take a stand against the persecution of Imran Khan https://t.co/XOSKbFvuV8

[Mike atherton @Athersmike]

Strong editorial today in @thetimes on Imran Khan

https://t.co/Rik2msS4Tq