TopGun

Confrontationist,Non-Partisan, SpeakMyMind, Interested in Public Policy, Environment, Metals & Mining

[TopGun @InsolubleIndian]

@_AAPkaAK you no judge... mind your own business before bullying..... your timeline itself tells about your pervertness and mental state... sick man, you need treatment

[Himanshu Yadav @HimashuYadav07]

Not many people remember this, but before becoming two of Bollywood's finest actors, Manoj Bajpayee and Ashutosh Rana were seen together in Swabhimaan.

A simple TV serial back then, but today it feels like a piece of history. Some throwbacks just hit differently. ✨

[AstroCounselKK 🇮🇳 @AstroCounselKK]

Meaningful lyrics of past years good and amazing simply 👍

[TopGun @InsolubleIndian]

@rtripathi6 @veenavenugopal @FinancialXpress Will earn more as a raddi-scrap :)

[Naaz shayari @Naazishnaaz]

Beqabar ban ke sab qabar rakiye

[Shyamlal Yadav @RTIExpress]

Social media just reminded it. When it was published in @IndianExpress on Sep 4, 2015, it was considered a big story those days… you can search on Google and read it full…

[Rangroot @rangroot0104]

Watch this video where the former Finance Secretary explains how the govt is manipulating numbers to showcase their Sab Changa Si jumla of GDP growth. This government is known for twisting facts and spending time on PR. Reality is different on the ground.

[Amock @Politicx2029]

This man literally cooked Modi on 7.8% growth rate.

No BJP leader can counter him 🥶

[BJP Jhoot Ki Dukaan @jhoothkidukan]

RAHUL WAS RIGHT.

🚨 FACT CHECK 🚨

"India is the world's fastest-growing major economy", ON PAPER.

Let's look at the real facts-

1. RUPEE AT LIFETIME LOW
Rupee hit lifetime low of Rs 92.62 vs USD in March 2026, then fell further to Rs 96.53 in May 2026, becoming the WORST-PERFORMING Asian currency in 2026.

2. YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT AT RECORD HIGH
PLFS data shows youth (15-29) unemployment rose to 16.2% in June - the highest on record. It hit 15.2% in March 2026 - a 9-month high. CMIE data shows unemployment in 20-24 age group at 45.38%.

3. HOUSEHOLD SAVINGS AT 50-YEAR LOW
Net household savings fell to just 5.3% of GDP in FY23 - lowest in nearly 50 years. RBI data confirms household savings hit a 47-year low at 5.1% of GDP.

4. 80 CRORE STILL ON FREE RATION
Govt itself admits it provides free foodgrains to 81.35 crore beneficiaries under PMGKAY till Dec 2028. That is 2/3rd of India.

If GDP is booming at 7.8% (manipulated) why is the rupee collapsing, youth jobless, families saving nothing, and 80 crore Indians dependent on free 5kg ration to survive?

Growth without jobs, without savings, without a stable currency is a DEAD ECONOMY for 90% of Indians.

https://t.co/JW5gUgwwxi

[Desi Lord @DesiLord_]

GDP explained 😭😭

Use earphones 🙏

[Dr. Laxman Yadav @DrLaxman_Yadav]

अरे कहाँ हैं भाई OBC-SC-ST?

[Dr. Om Sudha @dromsudhaa]

इस भेदभाव का दर्द बिना दलित पैदा हुए आप महसूस नहीं कर सकते हैं।

[Santosh Yadav, Ph.D. @sky_phd]

जो लोग तर्क दे रहे हैं कि भारत में जातीय भेदभाव और छुआछूत खत्म हो गया है, उन्हें बनारस के बटुक प्रसाद शर्मा शास्त्री की बात को ध्यान से सुनना चाहिए।

[Gaurav Kaushal @gaurav7kaushal]

Most Shocking Case in the History of LBSNAA

[Vivek K. Tripathi @meevkt]

"शूर्पणखा भी सोच रही होगी, त्रेता युग की राक्षसियां कितनी सभ्य और शालीन थीं.. अच्छा हुआ वो कलयुग में पैदा नहीं हुई.."
वीडियो नोएडा के सेंचुरियन पार्क टेरेस होम्स अपार्टमेंट का है.. महिला सशक्तिकरण की प्रतीक ये महिला सिक्योरिटी गार्ड्स से नाराज हैं.. शायद फ्लैट नंबर 906 में रहती हैं.. इसीलिए बार-बार कह रही है 906 से पंगा मत लेना.. अखिलेश यादव को भी गाली दे रही हैं.. ये भी कह रही हैं कि डीजीपी से मुँह पर चप्पल मरवाऊंगी..
#Noida #noidagbnup16 #Women #Apartment #Police #DGP

[Sadan Singh Rajput @SadanJee]

पटना में प्रदर्शन के दौरान IPS शैलजा दास काफी गुस्से में

[TopGun @InsolubleIndian]

@mahrukh2872 Watch- different time

[✎𝒜 πundhati🌵🍉🇵🇸 @Polytikles]

– SHOCKING DETAILS –

Why Govt is privatizing Govt Entities?
Why ISRO was sold to Cronies ?
Who are the beneficiaries?

Congratulations Adani !!

[Vikas Vij @TheClubJunto]

NITI Aayog Report Reveals the Scale of Education System Failure

(a) India’s median age: 28 yrs (b) 92% of 14 cr graduates with jobs unfit for them (c) 9 cr youth: no work, no study (d) 16 cr students: No skills; teaching is outdated, misdirected, disconnected.

Completely Directionless

Earlier this week, NITI Aayog published a 100-page report titled “Reimagining Skilling for Viksit Bharat @ 2047. Highlights:

a. India is one of the youngest nations globally with a median age of 28 yrs. Nearly 1 cr working age youth are getting added every year.

b. With 14 cr graduates and 50 lakh new graduates getting added every year, only 8.25% are employed in roles fit for their qualifications. (Report cites Economic Survey.) Majority are unemployed or casual labourers.

c. 12 cr students in Grade 6 onwards in school and 4.4 cr students pursuing degrees have little to no exposure to skills or training. The academic curricula has a "fundamental disconnect" with labour market demands.

d. Over 2 cr are currently enrolled in BA, BCom, BSc, which have “weak job linkages.” Many pursue these degrees so that they can be eligible to apply to government jobs.

e. Between Nov 2024 and July 2025, 1.86 cr applications were received just for 55,000 govt posts (Chances of selection: 1 out of 338).

f. 9 cr Indian youth (15 to 29 yrs) are in NEET category: Not in Education, Not in Employment, Not in Training.

g. National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 envisaged that 50% of students would have exposure to vocational subjects by 2025, and 100% of students by 2030. NEP specified dedicated hours for vocational skill exposure from Grade 6.

h. Reality Check: “Nascent” (negligible) implementation till 2026, according to NITI Aayog. Students have little exposure to General Employability and Entrepreneurship Skills (GEES).

i. Delivery Gaps: NITI Aayog points out that in higher education, faculty often has no industry know-how. For example, commerce teachers are delivering digital marketing content, resulting in superficial exposure.

j. Both school and college education remain classroom-bound. Practical training, hands-on projects, internships, apprenticeships, business-readiness modules, mentorship, or local incubation support are largely absent.

k. Even in Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs), only 8.5% of trainees took up apprenticeships in 2018. (No data available after 2018). Over 13 lakh ITI seats remain vacant every year because the ecosystem is broken.

l. Launched in Oct 2024, the Prime Minister’s Internship Scheme (PMIS) offers 1 crore youth internship opportunities in India’s top 500 companies from 2025 to 2030. Status:

Year: 2025 (Pilot Round 1)
Unique Applicants: 1.81 lakh
Offers Issued: 82,000
Offers Accepted: 28,000
Joined Internship: 8,700

Dropouts (Pilot Round 1 & 2)
Joined: 16,060
Dropped Out: 7,094
Completed: 3,417

Final pilot phase (Round 3) is ongoing from April to Dec 2026. Number of candidates who joined: 10,000.

Reasons for Poor Response: (1) Stipend of ₹9,000 p.m. for a 6-month internship. An unemployed person may spend it on transport and food only. (2) Many candidates report “internships” are concentrated in sales, marketing, and support functions.

Global Benchmarks

NITI Aayog highlights international best practices for training and skilling. (Note: The report avoids any mention of China, which has become the gold standard for vocational training).

Indonesia: With the world’s 4th largest population, Indonesia offers 50% vocational curriculum after Grade 9; deep competency specialization; mandatory internships; industry-recognized certifications.

Germany: From Grade 6, students are assigned to 1 out of 3 schools of their choice: (1) Academic focus (2) Vocational Focus (3) Sports. Higher Secondary Onwards: Dual Apprenticeship System with industry.

Australia: Secondary school onwards: Multi-year apprenticeships with the industry that let students work, train, and study simultaneously. Hiring incentives and wage subsidies offered to employers.

Singapore: Launched in 2015, SkillsFuture is a national program for “lifetime upgrading of skills” to align all citizens with evolving labour market needs. It includes subsidized, employer-linked training.

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“I constantly see people rise in life who are not the smartest, but they are learning machines.” – Charlie Munger, USC Law School Speech, 2007

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