“अब नहीं देनी प्रतियोगी परीक्षा।”
लखीमपुर खीरी के 21 साल के ऋतिक मिश्रा के ये आख़िरी शब्द थे। तीसरी बार NEET देने वाला यह बच्चा, परीक्षा रद्द होते ही टूट गया।
गोवा में भी एक NEET अभ्यर्थी ने जान दे दी।
ये बच्चे परीक्षा से नहीं हारे, इन्हें एक भ्रष्ट तंत्र ने मारा है।
यह आत्महत्या नहीं - यह सिस्टम द्वारा हत्या है।
आंकड़े देखिए:
2015 से 2026 तक - 148 परीक्षा घोटाले।
87 परीक्षाएँ रद्द, 9 करोड़ बच्चों का भविष्य प्रभावित।
148 घोटालों में सज़ा हुई - सिर्फ़ 1 को।
CBI ने 17 मामले लिए, ED ने 11 - किसी को सज़ा नहीं।
NEET, AIPMT और अन्य मेडिकल परीक्षाओं में अकेले 15 घोटाले।
और सबसे शर्मनाक बात:
इन घोटालों में जिम्मेदार किसी अधिकारी या मंत्री का इस्तीफ़ा नहीं हुआ। हटाए जाते हैं - फिर चुपके से बड़े पद पर बैठा दिए जाते हैं। चोरी कराने वालों को इनाम मिलता है, और परीक्षा देने वाले बच्चे जान गँवाते हैं।
मोदी जी - कितने ऋतिक चाहिए आपकी जवाबदेही जगाने के लिए?
मेरे युवा साथियों, आपका दर्द मेरा दर्द है। आपकी मेहनत मेरी मेहनत है। आपका भविष्य चुराने वालों को जवाब देना ही होगा। चाहे जितना वक्त लगे, किसी को बख्शा नहीं जाएगा - ये मेरा वादा है।
यह लड़ाई हम साथ लड़ेंगे - और जीतेंगे भी।
@FI_InvestIndia@nsitharaman Great suggestion, but an influential and highly followed investor must refrain from giving advise such as definition of Long term to be made 24 months, by this logic the longer the better.
Expect - Only one suggestion to be considered - Increase Long term duration, ignore others
Mahima Singh didn’t just report the story, she lived it undercover to expose human trafficking disguised as orchestra culture.
A beacon of fearless journalism when the craft is dying.
Respect & Salute 🙌
I don't know whether you remember.
I was one among the first to repeatedly raise to government existence of both STT and long term capital gains are terribly unfair for investors. This goes against the commitment given in the parliament that STT was introduced only in lieu of capital gains tax.
More than domestic investors, this hurts FIIs more. Adding salt to the injury, long term capital gains were further increased in 2024.
I would have posted dozens of tweets in this regard tagging both Prime Minister and Finance Minister.
As always, BJP IT cell started personally attacking me that I don't want to pay taxes. How many ever times I explained the logic, that many times or more I was personally ridiculed.
For many reasons including our government apathy, FIIs are only net sellers for last many years. In parliament, we ridiculed FIIs stating that retail investors are good enough for us and FIIs are exiting a great market called India.
I pointed out how even countries like Singapore and other developed nations give importance to FII money. BJP trolls said FIIs are losing opportunity to make money out of the greatest market in the world.
Even if we are greatest, this arrogance is unwarranted. Arrogance would ensure we don't remain great.
Now we are trying to see how to conserve forex by avoiding destination weddings, foreign vacations and so on.
The elephant in the room is billions of dollars flowing out of the country every month due to FII selling. Instead of trying to address that major issue, we are focusing on overseas trips by a small percentage of Indians. Misplaced priorities.
Our finance minister still do not the feel the need to call FIIs for an open meeting and address their tax issues and other concerns.
We are absolutely tone deaf.
Not going to share any personal details. Just want to highlight how perception is different from reality. This is not to support any political party or leader. Want to let you know things are not as they look.
In 2013, my client who was professionally working for Rahul Gandhi suggested my name to him to handle his mutual fund investments.
From 2013, when UPA 2 was in power to till date when Vijay was sworn in with Congress support, Rahul continues to be my client for mutual fund investments.
We have exchanged many mails and has spoken over phone lot of times. And as you are aware, I've been a strong Modi supporter from 2014 to 2024. Never once Rahul or his office staff brought that subject to me. I believe my tweets are regularly seen by his staff. They clearly differentiate between my professional service and political beliefs.
And in every single conversation I've with Rahul, he addresses me with respect and never behaved in any haughty manner.
Despite knowing my BJP support, he took my input few years ago for choosing a key professional .
This post may lead to Rahul terminating our professional relationship. That's ok. Everything should end one day.
Wanted to post this to show how main stream media and IT cells of parties can make someone look completely inhuman.
I do not know Rahul Gandhi as a politician. Based on last 14 years interaction, all I can say is he respect professionals a lot and a nice human being to interact with.
Don't go by media or IT cells - for any party that matter.
Raju & Pappu at age 25 :
🟢 Raju does SIPs, stays calm.
Believes in 🇮🇳 growth story.
Slow compounding, boring process!
🔴 Pappu wants quick money.
Day Trading, F&O, Penny stocks etc, Always chasing the next big tip.
Both at age 45:
🟢 Raju:wealthy & financially free
🔴 Pappu: still… trying !
Dear @RBI Governor
Since cheque clearing is now same day It is high time that the cooling off period on adding netbanking beneficiary be reduced from 24 hours to 1-2 hours.
it is a major bottleneck in the digital India move where time is of essence in every transaction.!
@nsitharaman
@nsitharamanoffcz
Folks pls RT this so it reaches the ears of the appropriate people
Motilal Oswal Midcap Fund's Sept Portfolio is out.
• Currently holding 17 stocks in portfolio. AUM stands at ₹34,749 Cr.
• Cash holding drastically goes up from 17.96% in July to 2.61% in Aug to 8.99% in Sept.
This makes it an opportune time to consider lump sum investments or a step-up in your SIPs, so that you can take advantage of potential corrections and position your portfolio for the next growth cycle.
In October 2020, Nifty was at 11,730 and by February 2021 it had already surged to 15,109. Today, Nifty stands at 24,894 — a 117% gain over the last 5 years. However, in the coming months, we may see markets consolidating, which could temporarily bring the 5Y gains down to 64%.
Such phases of consolidation are healthy and often pave the way for the next big rally. History shows that after every sluggish phase, equity markets tend to deliver even stronger growth.