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[azaan malik @MuminMalik13]

@DSBcricket Pakistan is neither islamic nor republic

[azaan malik @MuminMalik13]

@GodwinMamhiyo @MkomaDhivha If both sl and pak qualifies....means sl will have to play their semi final in india ?

[azaan malik @MuminMalik13]

@Usama7 Usman is a spin basher,he has bashed UAE and now bashing pakistan...but can't bash spinners ,😂

[Sajad Lone @sajadlone]

The issue of reservations is all set to come up for discussion again. I will be honest. I don’t have a lot of hope. The committe formed by the present government is a typical run of the mill, time buying, excuse-making bureaucratic gibberish.
It will end up with either seeking another date or come up with a statement mired in ambiguity, or a decision to make one more committe.

The government neither has the brain nor the brawn. You really do need brains to understand the complexities of reservation in J & K. And you need a lot of brawn to take a principled stand on it.

From what I have understood, the present government is blinded by lust for votes. They can’t see beyond the ballot box. And reservation for them is more about electoral arithmetic than social upliftment or merit.

Their private assessment is that these open merit wallas don’t queue up to vote. Their numbers may be huge but they don’t translate into a vote bank and are marred by ideological heterogeneity. They are not a homogenous vote bank for the political class. So why take the trouble??

But reservations, I believe has emerged as the biggest challenge to us as a society, post 1947. We have to look at it objectively and comparatively. Objective evaluation would mean assessing the costs inflicted upon society by suppressing merit. And comparative evaluation would mean assessing factors specific to J & K.

I refuse to trivialise the concept of reservations by relegating it to snatching employment from person A and giving it to person B. That is a part of the problem. The damage is much more.

Reservations have to be at an optimal level. They cannot be excessive. Excess of reservations crowds out talent, disincentivises intellect, and sets in motion a process which subjugates meritocracy for all times to come.

Nations are built by outstanding young men and women who excel in their chosen subjects. The whole concept of schools, universities, examinations, academic specialisations is to have system in place which identifies these outstanding intellectuals in different fields. Nations are built by these rarest of rare supremely superior intellectuals, identified in a rigorously competitive system of selection.

Britian became Great Britian by putting together a team of great scientists, engineers, doctors, military scientists. Ditto for America. Ditto for Europe. Imagine these countries having reservations of the level that we have at the moment. All these great people would have been filtered out.

Excessive resevations result in mediocrity. And a permanent filter to filter out anything which remotely resembles excellence. There is a societal threshold to tolerate mediocrity. Mediocrity has to be the exception not the rule.

Out here in J & K, reservations is not a stand alone social tool in totality. It is unfortunately also a political tool; it is regrettably also a retributive tool. The planners and perpetrators are in search of a new normal in the society and reservations is their magical reset button.

It is less concerned with upliftment and more preoccupied with settling scores with a particular ethnic group and a particular geographical area.

And the the local governments have willingly become a pawn in the hands of the masters in the past and are partly responsible for the excessive dose of reservations.

Rationalisation in reservations is actually a challenge for any government, let alone a lame duck, fumbling and bumbling and mumbling miracle of a government like ours.

I am convinced there is a solution. And for that you need to be able to comprehend the problem in all its shades and forms. And you also need the will and courage to take on those who want to script a new normal in our society.
The problem of reservations is simply not about numbers. It is much more. And It is a post dated cheque for disaster. Societal resets have not worked anywhere in the world and will not work here.

[Open Merit Students Association J&K @OMSA_JK]

The Government’s Silence on the Report and Push for Recruitment Is Unacceptable

On one hand, the government officially constituted a sub-committee to review the reservation rules and assured the students that no recruitment would be conducted until the report was submitted and implemented. This assurance was not given in whispers; it was made clearly in public statements by top leadership. The reason was obvious: how can recruitment go on when the very rules governing it are under review?

But now, just days before the official six-month deadline, the same government is seen holding meetings to fast-track recruitments, with no report submitted, no implementation in place, and no clarity on the status of the review.

What exactly is this? Is this governance or mockery?

The youth of Jammu and Kashmir are not fools. For five long months, they waited patiently with the hope that the sub-committee would do its job and the government would keep its word. Now, when only a few days remain, instead of focusing on submitting and implementing the report, the government is talking about fast-tracking recruitments?

This is a betrayal of trust. A betrayal of lakhs of aspirants who were told their future would not be decided under outdated or unjust rules.

Let it be very clear: any recruitment carried out without the submission and implementation of the sub-committee report is not just unjust, it is a direct betrayal of the very process the government committed to uphold.

We strongly demand that the government immediately submit and implement the report before moving even a single step forward on any recruitment.

This is not a request anymore. This is about the credibility of your own word, the future of lakhs of aspirants, and the integrity of public institutions.

We will not allow backdoor betrayals in broad daylight.

#SubmitTheReport
#NoMoreDelays
#SaveOpenMerit
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[azaan malik @MuminMalik13]

@kaeshurr1 @Sharma79654twts Yes PSA

[azaan malik @MuminMalik13]

@kaeshurr1 @beannmadam 15 km pothole free road with all facilities that n korea can dream

[azaan malik @MuminMalik13]

@kaeshurr1 @beannmadam Kp road has KFC,amigos,dominos,nescafe,physics wallah,KIE,aakash,etc...what does nar-tangmarg have?

[azaan malik @MuminMalik13]

@kaeshurr1 @beannmadam Most developed road in kashmir except srinagar district

[azaan malik @MuminMalik13]

@kaeshurr1 @beannmadam Dream for north korea

[azaan malik @MuminMalik13]

@deccshopian @dmshopian @Informationspn @DirEmpjk @DistrictShopian @GDCSHOPIAN1 Are youth from other district allowed

[azaan malik @MuminMalik13]

@kaeshurr1 Not a single odi king was captain in Australia....

[azaan malik @MuminMalik13]

@hazharoon @SAfridiOfficial They rested senior players shaheen (23) naseem 21) to groom young players like zahid 36 ..nauman 38 and sajid 36 for future #vision

[azaan malik @MuminMalik13]

@kaeshurr1 North k peopl doesn't know what friendship is!

[azaan malik @MuminMalik13]

@kaeshurr1 He needs Confidence...u can get confidence after 30 feb

[azaan malik @MuminMalik13]

@kaeshurr1 Waiting for your similar tweet for shadab today

[azaan malik @MuminMalik13]

@kaeshurr1 @iRashidLatif68 He needs confidence...he can be played as a batter only and he is player from current squad with 140 strike rate

[azaan malik @MuminMalik13]

#NewProfilePic

[azaan malik @MuminMalik13]

@IamIsrarHashmi @iamqadirkhawaja I think he is imam ul haq

[azaan malik @MuminMalik13]

@kaeshurr1 @bachedoctor_ dark enclosure with cage all over the stand.... and the distance between enclosure and pitch... is almost 100m