Soil extinction is not just another ecological challenge. It is an existential threat. If we do the right things now, we can significantly turn this situation around and regenerate the soil in the next 15-25 years.–Sg #SaveSoil#ConsciousPlanet@UNCCD@FAO@WFP@UNEP@cpsavesoil
Jharkhand JPSC protesters say they messaged CJP but received no response.
Abhijeet Dipke has time to reply to random reels posted by girls, but he is too busy to respond to Jharkhand protesters.
Yesterday, when a journalist asked him about Jharkhand, he suddenly felt dizzy and walked out of the event.
After the entire drama of Cockroach Janta Party CJP, action has finally started.
Three private companies were paying influencers to make the protest go viral on Instagram.
One of them is BarCode Entertainment, raids have already happened there.
180 influencers’ bank accounts are now under investigation.
The real question remains: who was funding all of this?
What @palkisu is saying makes sense. When algorithms become teachers, reels become textbooks , virality becomes truth, when reading disappears, it is misinformation that flourishes. An uninformed generation can be a potential national security risk.
Students were protesting in Jharkhand.
Guess what the INDI Alliance govt did?
They demolished the students' temporary shelter, leaving them with no protection from the scorching sun or the rain.
Now compare that to Jantar Mantar in Delhi, where a protest stage remained in place for months without any such action.
Jharkhand protesters winning hearts
CJP leaders should learn from them, They don’t have any leader but they are well managed and doing real protest
-No one is abusing Hindu gods
-No one is abusing CM of state and congress
-No anti national anti Kashmiri on stage
More power to Jharkhand students ♥️
“This is nowhere near the right to protest.” — Harish Salve
Those still defending the violence at Jantar Mantar should listen carefully to one of India’s foremost jurists.
Harish Salve draws a clear constitutional distinction between peaceful protest and unlawful violence. Holding placards, making speeches, seeking permission to march, or even courting arrest as a symbolic act are all protected democratic rights.
But attacking police personnel, breaking barricades, surrounding officers, and inflicting injuries are not.
As Salve points out, public order is a constitutional limit on the right to protest. Article 19 protects peaceful dissent, not lawlessness.
Those attempting to justify or whitewash what happened at Jantar Mantar are not defending democracy. They are defending the indefensible.
Testimony of a police officer’s daughter: My father was on duty at Jantar Mantar. He was almost lynched. He remained unconscious for hours. He was brought home drenched in blood. His attackers are now filing complaints against him.
The price of bravery in this country is blood.
Big revelation on Saurav Das by Abhijit Mitra:
– May not even be an Indian citizen.
– Claims suggest his biological father was Nepali, not Indian.
– Lives in Greater Kailash 1, a massive 9,000 sq. ft. plot with a rent of ₹9–10 lakh/mth.
– How does he maintain this lifestyle without a full-time job?
– Failed CLAT three times.
– Hold high-profile gatherings attended by:
> Ratna Singh (now CJP spokesperson)
> AAP ministers
> and even Arvind Kejriwal.
The most damning paper leak story in this entire debate is about a Congress minister whose own office was leaking exam papers.
2016, Karnataka, Congress in power. Class 12 Chemistry paper leaks. Re-exam paper leaks too. Exam cancelled twice.
Leak double, trauma triple.
CID arrests the minister's own PA for leaking paper. No resignation follows, just an excuse. Fast forward to 2026, that same minister runs the same department again today, under Congress Govt in Karnataka.
These are the standards of accountability of the Congress.
Media? Silent. 🤐
CJP? Silent. 🤐
Opposition? Silent. 🤐
Thousands of students in Jharkhand are protesting on the streets against JPSC/JSSC exam irregularities, yet NO mainstream coverage.
Why the radio silence? Because it’s an INDI alliance-ruled state?
Meet Arshad Dhunna. He took part in a CJP protest and said he was hurt by paper leaks.
Now learn who he is :-
He is one of the six accused arrested for hacking online competitive exam papers in 2022 from Gurugram.
Yes, he was arrested for a paper leak in 2022 and is protesting against the govt in 2026 to stop paper leaks.
This is neither the first nor the last such case. That crowd was full of such criminals and frauds....
Full marks to this guy for exposing him. Some Instagram influencers are doing really good work.
Students are protesting in Jharkhand, Punjab, Telangana, and Kerala.
CJP is SILENT.
The moment it's a BJP-ruled state, CJP is quick to speak against BJP.
The Khangressi ecosystem kept on saying "Adani destroys forests."
The reality tells a different story.
At the PEKB mine in Chhattisgarh, over 1.6 million trees have been planted across 568 hectares, with 40 trees planted for every tree removed and an 88% survival rate. The target is over 4 million trees by the end of the decade.
Even the Union Coal Ministry has called it a remarkable example of ecological restoration.
Facts matter. Responsible development and environmental conservation can go hand in hand.