You REDUCE crime by eliminating POVERTY. The reason so called nice neighborhoods have lower crime rates is because people’s basic needs are being met. It is not because of police, alarm systems, or neighborhood associations. Poverty creates crime.
India's Coming Jobless Boom
Every big corporate knows that B2C — business-to-consumer — is over; 99.5% of people don't have the money to buy anything.
B2B — business-to-business — is the only space where they can still make money — especially when it is backed by budgetary spending or PSU bank loans.
So, you will see a surge in capital formation in India soon — empty expressways, data centres for Global Big Tech, and power projects to run them.
It will drive our GDP growth for the next 2–3 years, and also show up in the data as a sharp rise in the investment-to-GDP ratio.
But these investments will be extremely capital-intensive. They won't create new jobs. Instead, since capital will shift from job-generating industries like ITES, the net impact on employment will be negative.
The data will show great economic recovery.
But you and I will never get to experience it.
• Soldier should be Defence Minister
• Doctor should be Health Minister
• CA should be Finance Minister
• Professor should be Edu. Minister
• Scientist should be Science & Tech Minister
Right person for the right ministry.
How effortlessly they've managed to provide a beautiful, well‑designed ramp for the President, though she could have easily managed without it.
But why the same Railways fail to provide even a basic ramp for wheelchair users like us, so we too can board and travel with dignity?
🚨 JANTAR MANTAR IS A PROTEST SITE, NOT A DIGITAL OPEN-AIR PRISON! 🛑
Delhi Police has stationed Facial Recognition Vans to live-scan peaceful protesters. They are harvesting biometrics and extracting personal data on the spot—and we have three direct questions for the administration:
❌ UNDER WHAT LAW IS THIS LEGAL?
Supreme Court ruled that Privacy is a Fundamental Right (Puttaswamy case). Mass-scanning citizens exercising their legal right to protest is unconstitutional.
📂 WHERE IS THIS DATA COMING FROM?
How are these AI systems identifying youth live on site? Are national databases, Aadhaar records, and public registries being illegally cross-matched to turn citizens into targets?
⚠️ HOW WILL THIS DATA BE WEAPONISED?
Who stores these facial scans? How long will they be kept? Are secret registries being built to shadow-ban, intimidate, and target students for demanding accountability?
If you're with the protesters, then you should demand the resignation of the Education Minister. But if you're against the protesters and believe they're terrorists or backed by foreign powers, then the Home Minister should resign. After all, how can there be so many terrorists in the country without it being a failure of the Home Ministry?
It’s heartbreaking to witness peaceful voices met with force.
May accountability, compassion and meaningful action follow.
Justice begins with listening.
Jai Hind 🇮🇳
Started re-watching Game of Thrones from the beginning again and all I can say is the level of script writing and acting that went into that series is unimaginable..
Shocking how can a Gov of a country do this to it’s own citizens-
Abhijit, myself & a few others are being watched by higher authorities, our passports might be flagged.
For what- for speaking for NEET Paper leak?
For asking basic questions??
Kyuuu???
Cockroach Janta Party crossing 6M followers in just a couple of days says a lot about the mood of this country’s youth. People are exhausted from the endless BJP vs Congress circus, where every election feels like choosing the “better” option among disappointments.
Calling CJP an AAP clone or a Congress-backed project completely misses the point. Yes, the founder once worked with AAP. Yes, he leans left politically. Yes, parts of the opposition are amplifying it. But none of that changes why this movement exploded in the first place.
CJP was born out of frustration. Out of rebellion. Out of years of watching paper leaks destroy careers, inflation crush middle-class families, fuel prices rise nonstop, corruption becoming normalised, and accountability disappearing from the system. People didn’t follow this party because of ideology alone, they followed it because satire became the only language left to express anger.
And that’s what makes this entire thing feel straight out of a movie. A joke party with a cockroach symbol suddenly becoming a genuine political conversation across the country. Memes turning into mobilisation. Satire turning into resistance. A generation that grew up on reels and internet humour slowly converting online frustration into political identity.
Whether CJP survives or collapses is a different question. But its rise already proves one thing: a country without a strong opposition eventually creates one in the most unexpected way possible. Sometimes through protests. Sometimes through students & sometimes through a statement by CJI called Cockroach Janta Party.
Who knows maybe one day this “joke” ends up contesting elections and winning actual seats in Parliament. Indian politics has produced stranger stories before. Let’s see how things play out in future.