ढोल ताशा डीजे आणि लाऊडस्पीकरनी शिवाजी पार्क परिसरात कित्येकदा कायद्याचं उल्लंघन होतं त्यावेळी कधी ह्या बाईने तक्रार केली नाही वा आवाज उठवला नाही…कारण परिणामांची भीती वाटली असेल कदाचित पण हे विद्यार्थी असं काही करू शकत नाहीत हे पाहून आणि म्हणूनच हा सारा ड्रामा …selective, convenient stand आणि जिथे झेपेल फक्त तिथेच..
@WakeelSahab958@ANI These are the same people who opposed Mr. Bapat’s stand against DJ….wasn’t that legal then ? Why it was not supported and why govt had not taken any strict action……This is hypocrisy and convenient situational ideology..
@sabeer This man is self proclaimed scientist and the most intelligent person on the planet but in reality he is just media hyped mediocre and corrupt politician…
सुशांतसाठी मीडिया, भाजप, गद्दार सगळे एकत्र येऊन हल्ला करत होते...
मराठी माणसं मारली जातात तेव्हा मात्र सगळे गप्प!
TRP आणि वोट्ससाठीच सगळं. मराठी जीवनाची किंमतच नाही यांच्या डोळ्यात.
#DoubleStandards@Dev_Fadnavis@rautsanjay61@ShivSenaUBT_
Intelligence, as reflected in academic marks, is only one aspect of a person’s personality. Character, resilience and leadership are shaped by life experiences and the challenges one has faced.
I don’t belong to a reserved category, but I have seen closely how people from historically disadvantaged communities often develop resilience, integrity and a strong sense of responsibility through struggles that many others may never experience. Officers like Tukaram Munde are examples of how such qualities can translate into public service.
People can make sweeping judgments about reservation when they haven’t personally experienced the social realities.
What is striking is the selective criticism—why question SC/ST reservation while remaining silent about women’s, religion-based, state-level and regional reservations, including those in institutions like IITs? If these forms of reservation are debated, the same standards should apply consistently.
Debate reservation on facts and evidence, but selectively targeting historically disadvantaged communities is simply hypocrisy.
More Power to you bro ..
@MrsGandhi This has absolutely no relevance here. It only reflects how uninformed and ill-informed your argument is. It’s unfortunate to see such mediocre discourse in politics, adding noise and negativity instead of substance.
Anand seems disconnected from ground realities, relying more on bookish knowledge than lived experience.
Questioning SC/ST reservation while ignoring the historical and social discrimination these communities face misses the bigger picture. Laws alone cannot eliminate discrimination; stronger implementation and safeguards are needed.
What is striking is the selective criticism—why question SC/ST reservation but remain silent on women’s, minority religion level, state-level and regional reservations, including in institutions like IITs?..this is quite ineffective in majority of the cases.
If reservation is debated, let’s apply the same standards consistently. Selectively targeting historically disadvantaged communities is nothing but hypocrisy.
Intelligence reflected in scoring better marks is only one aspect of a person’s personality. Character, personality and leadership are shaped through life experiences and the lessons one learns along the way.
While I don’t belong to any reserved category, I have seen this closely that In the case of people from reserved categories, these qualities are often shaped by struggles and experiences that others may not have had to face. If that resilience, integrity and sense of responsibility were absent, we perhaps wouldn’t have seen officers like Tukaram Munde, who are widely regarded for their honesty and efficiency.
We can afford to make such a statement because we haven’t had to go through those experiences..
Nowadays people on social media have started giving verdict through media trial even before the investigation gets completed and without even reaching to the root cause and helping people understand the real issues..
An institution should not be judged only by the successful careers it produces. It should also be judged by how it treats the young minds entrusted to it.
IITs need to look beyond their bureaucratic mindset and recognise the changing emotional and psychological challenges students face today. These are young people dealing with immense academic pressure, loneliness, anxiety, expectations and uncertainty. Behind every student with a rank and a degree is a young human being who sometimes needs empathy, understanding and someone willing to simply listen.