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@ssrajamouli @Pvsindhu1 Did you watch the latest Mahabharat that was made before making Baahubali? Please tell the truth."

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Did you watch the latest Mahabharat that was made before making Baahubali? Please tell the truth.
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Thanks to the Ministry of Defence (MoD) and Hon'ble Rajnath Singh Ji. Since the issue of tax exemption on disability pension for soldiers comes under the Ministry of Finance (MoF), the Government has kept the entire pension tax-free pending the notification. To secure this right of our soldiers forever, raise this issue with full strength before the Ministry of Finance going forward. Jai Hind! 🇮🇳

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राजनीति में वैचारिक मतभेद और हार-जीत लोकतंत्र का स्वाभाविक हिस्सा हैं लेकिन कानून को हाथ में लेना किसी भी तरह सही नहीं ठहराया जा सकता और वर्तमान में देश के युवाओं और छात्रों के बीच परीक्षाओं, परिणामों और प्रशासनिक लापरवाही को लेकर जो बड़ा असंतोष फैला हुआ है उसे देखते हुए यदि सरकारें समय रहते इन बुनियादी समस्याओं को पारदर्शिता के साथ हल नहीं करतीं तो यही जनता का गुस्सा कभी-कभी उग्र रूप ले लेता है इसलिए जनप्रतिनिधियों पर होने वाले ये हमले दर्शाते हैं कि देश में अविश्वास और असुरक्षा का माहौल बन रहा है जिसे रोकना सत्ता और विपक्ष दोनों की जिम्मेदारी है और नई सरकारों को भी बदले की भावना से ऊपर उठकर निष्पक्षता और विकास की नीतियों पर काम करना चाहिए ताकि समाज में एक सही संदेश जाए।

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Ideological differences and victories or defeats are a natural part of democracy, but taking the law into one's own hands can never be justified. The new government is expected to govern with transparency and sound policies. Actions driven by a sense of vengeance only breed animosity in society, which does not send the right message for a healthy community.

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Who will take accountability for this suffering, and how will it be compensated?

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When we see major media platforms like News24 highlighting how a young player is scripting a bright future on the cricket field with a wooden bat, a grave question arises. While celebrating talent in sports is absolutely justified, what about the millions of students across the country who are seeking a bright future through education, holding copies, pens, and books in their hands?

​Today, when discrepancies are emerging in the education system regarding processes like digital evaluation (OSM), and elite private schools are turning a blind eye, retreating into absolute silence—who will raise this critical issue? Isn't it the fundamental duty of India's 'Fourth Estate' (the Media) to expose these administrative and systemic hurdles faced by students?

​The hard truth is, when the media becomes preoccupied only with glamour and maintains a calculated silence on the basic struggles, rights, and future of ordinary students, it puts a massive question mark on the very existence of this fourth pillar of democracy.

​If the Fourth Estate ceases to be the voice of the nation's youth and students, how can it justify its own survival? The media must shatter this commercialized silence and become the roaring voice of students against the arbitrary functioning of the education system.

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@asunil2001 @Gurudev @ArtofLiving @i_am_a_sadhak @ArtofLivingIC @OfficeOfGurudev Getting the opportunity to serve is itself the reward of service."
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#PrivateSchools
CBSE has implemented On-Screen Marking (OSM) or Digital Evaluation for board exam answer sheets. Yet, the sheer apathy and irresponsible silence of CBSE-affiliated private schools regarding this digital system is deeply alarming! While these private entities bear the highest burden of accountability, not a single school has courageously stepped forward to champion this modern, transparent mechanism. What exactly does this deafening silence hide?

​This collective retreat clearly indicates that there is something sinister happening beneath the surface. Isn't this tactical silence a direct consequence of the reckless, unchecked licensing handed out by CBSE to these institutions? Why are these elite private schools, who otherwise lecture on fairness, suddenly tongue-tied on a critical reform like On-Screen Marking (OSM)?

​Securing institutional licenses without assuming any real accountability, and then retreating into absolute silence on a sensitive matter like digital evaluation, is nothing short of playing with the destiny of millions of students. This conspiracy of silence must be shattered, and CBSE must ruthlessly enforce accountability on these affiliated schools.

​To safeguard the future of our students and protect the integrity of our evaluation system, confronting this mysterious silence is non-negotiable!

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@RahulGandhi Can you not hear the echoes of this 'great bliss' approaching? Because I certainly can. Understand this."

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@RahulGandhi Nothing is lost yet. The monumental shifts following July 24, 2027, will transform the nation entirely. At that time, it won't just be one province, but the whole of India that will be 'relishing' this Parivartan (change).

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@MahuaMoitra Can you not hear the echoes of this 'great bliss' approaching? Because I certainly can. Understand this."

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@MahuaMoitra Nothing is lost yet. The monumental shifts following July 24, 2027, will transform the nation entirely. At that time, it won't just be one province, but the whole of India that will be 'relishing' this Parivartan (change).