A few days ago, #Pakistan dropped bombs on poor Afghan people, even during the holy month of #Ramadan.
Why are Indian Muslims not concerned about them?
Were they considered different Muslims?
#Iran#Tehran#Khamenei
@chitraaum There was a time when journalism stood for neutrality and truth. Today, it seems that standard has fallen so low that you sound less like a journalist and more like a spokesperson for the BJP.
Stop blind barking in the name of “independent journalism
How is that “Hindu nationalist politics”?
Not everything is propaganda some things are about national dignity.
Cricket with Pakistan involves global contracts, ICC revenue and worldwide stakeholders it’s bigger than optics.
But a handshake is personal.
You can’t expect symbolic warmth toward a nation repeatedly linked to cross-border terrorism and innocent deaths.
Sir, India is definitely becoming more digital and growing rapidly that’s a positive development.
But here is an important question??
do we truly own our digital infrastructure?
Much of our ecosystem still depends on US-based companies for platforms, cloud, and core technologies.
Now, as we shift towards AI, the concern becomes even more serious.
Now, as we move toward AI, if we don’t build our own strong infrastructure, our AI sovereignty could be at risk.
Growth is important, but technological independence is equally necessary.
The issue is bigger than one incident.
Crimes against women are rising hardly a day passes without a new rape case.
Corruption in public infrastructure, inflation, and pollution are also serious concerns.
When such problems become frequent, people are bound to question the system.
It is deeply saddening that even after decades of independence, we still fail to ensure strict punishment for heinous crimes like rape that sends a strong message and makes women feel safe.
What is more worrying is the growing distrust in the system. When such crimes have been normalised , it shows we are failing as a society and as a nation.
Based on my observation, India’s democracy appears to be facing a deep leadership crisis and it is truly concerning.
Many citizens feel stuck choosing between bad and worse, instead of being offered capable, ethical, and visionary leadership.
This growing frustration is slowly turning into distrust.
When leadership lacks accountability and direction, and when people begin to lose faith in the system, it weakens the very foundation of democracy.
If this trend continues, it could create long-term damage that will not be easy to repair.