If they k!ll 30-35 people in one go after asking their name and religion, everyone will raise question, but if they do it in 7-8 instances with the same modus operandi, no one will bet an eye???
From the past two days, I've been seeing a surprising amount of legal misinformation floating around, including from lawyers, about the Government's promise to "withdraw FIRs" registered during the CJP protests. here's a short thread 🧵-
You know what's worse than some Gen Z students using vulgar, misogynistic abuses & slurs at protests? Millennials, Gen X & boomers justifying the filth.
Kids are young, they may learn to be better. But there's no hope from well grown adults supporting this level of degeneracy.
Dharmendra Pradhan Ji began his public life as a student activist, fighting for students’ rights. Even as a young leader, he stood with students demanding justice, including against question paper leaks. That concern for students stayed with him throughout his public life.
When the examination crisis happened, he took full responsibility. He did not take the easy way out. He stayed, accepted responsibility, got the guilty arrested, ensured the re-examination was conducted in record time so that students did not lose an academic year, initiated systemic reforms, and set the examination system on the path towards computer-based testing.
For me, he has always been a Minister who was accessible, positive and deeply responsive. Even recently, he helped expedite the long-pending deemed university status for Mount Carmel College upon my request. He immediately understood what it meant for thousands of students and ensured the matter moved forward.
Politics is often unforgiving. Years of sincere work can sometimes be overshadowed by one difficult chapter. But his contributions - from the rollout of Ujjwala Yojana to implementing the National Education Policy, which will shape India’s education system for decades - will endure.
Thank you, @dpradhanbjp Ji, for your years of service to the nation. Wishing you strength and every success in the years ahead.
History should clearly remember that Dipke and others gave a platform to hooligans from Delhi and other states to attack the police, destroy public property, and cause unrest in the capital under the guise of protest.
@smilesalotlady_ It's tough to watch so many young people throw away their time and energy, and lie to their parents, just to join a protest that won't help them at all, but only boosts someone else's political career.
@smilesalotlady_ Totally true. I've been there too. And seriously, nothing good came of it. Patients suffered, and we ended up calling it off because we couldn't stand seeing them hurt.
Indian govt used made in India defence assets during Operation Sindoor
-AD (Air Defence) systems Pechora, OSA-AK and LLAD guns (Low-level air defence guns)
-Indigenous systems such as the Akash
Details account given by Indian govt
While we hailed the big missiles, it was the L-70s, Zu-23s, LMGs & Schilka—manned by India’s invisible warriors—that did lion’s share of killing Pak drones. I’m told some 📸👇🏽 released by Army are from current tensions. Cities across north India owe these unsung gunners thanks.
Not just NRIs, even many people in India showed little interest in it. I don’t blame them, the media needs to stop making a mockery of itself and raise the bar.
Spoke to few NRI friends who are all over the globe, they had no idea about yesterday's DGMO press briefing. I sent them a link to it. An hour later, a lot of them have changed their opinion from what the western media fed them. If we do not help frame the narrative, no one will.
Shameful and disgusting to see attack on India’s Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri. This is the time to stand with your Forces, Diplomats and National Security Apparatus. Not look for scapegoats to satisfy social media lust. Amb. Misri, Former Deputy NSA, is a brilliant officer.
Yesterday night, when Pakistan made failed attempts to send swarm drones all across various places along the Line of Control (LoC) and International Borders (IB), over 50 drones were successfully neutralized during a large-scale counter-drone operation conducted by Indian Army Air Defence units in the areas of Udhampur, Samba, Jammu, Akhnoor, Nagrota, and Pathankot areas. The engagement involved extensive use of L-70 guns, Zu-23mm, Schilka systems, and other advanced counter-UAS equipment, demonstrating the Army’s robust capability to counter aerial threats: Sources