The best well-wishers of a stable, peaceful, and prosperous India have been reasoning, recommending, and requesting for some reforms. Yet, sadly, their requests are never acknowledged.
When this NEET issue happened, supporters of the govt suggested certain actions and clear communication. They were ignored.
Now, the govt submits to anarchists. Messaging directly from the top so many times, meeting them and listening to them, and fulfilling all their demands.
If the govt is forced to listen to the senseless who take to the street and not sensible supporters at the earnest, things will only get worse.
Having tasted success, there may be more protests, more unreasonable demands, and more anarchy to extract and weaken the govt as well as India.
Even after all this, though I am always optimistic, I do not keep high hopes on GoI tackling social media psyops, programming, and infowar the right way.
In fact, it is now seen they are only going after the patriots who point out issues and problems questioning the apathy and inaction.
If this continues, I have already posted what the end result will be. He was already walking like a winner today for what CJP did. That's what India will get.
This government has repeatedly sent one clear message: if you want something done, take your protest to the streets.
Farmers protested, and the farm laws were repealed. Students and youth protested, and the Education Minister eventually resigned. The lesson many people will draw is simple: if you are unhappy about issues such as the UGC regulations, the ethanol policy, the Ram Mandir donation controversy, or you want accountability on any issue, protesting seems to be the only way to be heard.
Yes, the initial response may be force. Protesters may face police action, restrictions, or arrests. But when public pressure becomes large enough, the government has repeatedly shown that it is willing to back down and make concessions.
Ironically, the only groups that often seem to get no response are those the government believes will never protest in the first place: the salaried taxpayer, many among the general caste middle class, and even sections of the BJP’s core supporters who disagree with specific policies. These groups are often expected to quietly accept decisions, while criticism from them is dismissed, ignored, or met with hostility from party supporters rather than meaningful engagement.
When Upper Caste asked for Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation after UGC fiasco: Tumhe Kaun Poochta hai be?
When Left Eco System asked for his resignation : Ji saahab abhi kara dete hain, kaho to jhuk bhi jaaen tel leke?
#WATCH | Delhi: Founding President of Cockroach Janta Party, Abhijeet Dipke says, "Modi ji, I once again request you to accept Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. Otherwise, the issue will not remain limited to Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation alone; it will come for your resignation also...An incompetent and failed minister cannot be more important than the crores of students in this country. If a failed and incompetent minister is being considered more important than these crores of students, then remember: no one in India will vote for you in the elections..."
Being a reserved category student, I understand the issue from both sides. I paid only 25k fee, while some of my classmates paid around 1.5 lakh. I also received a 60k scholarship, which made a huge difference bcz my family is financially struggling.
But I also know people from well-off families who received the same scholarship despite not needing that level of financial support. That's where I feel the system should be more financial need based.
Forget paper leaks for a moment and think about the issue the General Category has been facing for the last 70 years.
For us, nearly 50% of the seats are already gone before we even appear for the exam.
Why is no one talking about this “seat leak” while everyone talks about paper leaks?
Congratulations to TMKOC for completing 18 years.
- 8 years of comedy and 10 years of
"haha iss baar bhi Popatlal ki shaadi nhi hogi",
"vapas Mehta sahab ko dieting karni padegi",
"Champak chacha ne man parivartan kardiya"
"Sodhi ki party-sharty ka plan fail hogaya"
"new Rajasthani couple ke bachhe ne pant mein hag diya"
Cancer patient was about to die. She pleaded. Her plea has been listed 57 times. The court has still not heard it. Teesta Setalvad was about to be jailed. She pleaded. Her plea was listed out of turn. The court heard it at midnight.
Cancer patient is dead. Teesta is alive.
He’s not anti-national. He’s not a threat to society. He’s a frustrated Indian advocate who believes that every pillar of democracy is being compromised by those in power & justice in this country is nothing more than a vile joke on victim’s face.
Prabal Pratap - The Hero India Needed! 🔥
This young warrior just ripped the mask off our so-called “honourable” judiciary.
Instead of calling with “Your Honour,” he rightly called the judge “Mr. Judicial Servant” — because that’s all these black-robed guys are:
overpaid, ego-maniac public servants who think they own the Constitution and the common man.
Criminal contempt? 6 months jail or ₹2000 fine max.
But calling out their colonial slavery mindset isn’t contempt — it’s truth.
Fair criticism is protected. The real contempt is the judiciary’s daily betrayal of justice for the common man.
Prabal had balls of steel to risk his career and shove reality down their throats. Absolute legend.
The common Indian is fed up with this fake god complex. No more blind “My Lord” worship.
The courts serve us — not the other way around. Time to make them feel the heat.