@KalamCenter Students from rural India, where fast internet and computer-based education are still limited, will benefit from this decision. While those with better infrastructure at home may be disappointed, it helps create a more level playing field.
Dear Opposition,
Parliament is meant for debate, not disruption. Accountability begins by showing up, not walking out.
Every adjourned session delays discussions on issues that matter, NEET paper leak, student deaths, temple donation irregularities, government school closures, inflation, & unemployment.
Allegations outside Parliament can never replace debate inside it.
We deserve discussions, solutions & accountability, not disruptions.
As per media reports, during the parliamentary meeting, PM Modi spoke on several issues but remained silent on the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan.
If thatтАЩs true, it suggests the BJP government acts only when an issue directly impacts its vote bank or public image.
#NEET
Dear @airtelindia,
ItтАЩs unfortunate that consumers often have to turn to social media just to get issues resolved.
Recently, my elderly parents accidentally clicked on not subscribed channels via remote while scrolling them, and the amount was deducted instantly without any OTP or confirmation.
When I contacted customer care, they refused to register a complaint and stated that a double-confirmation feature has only been introduced now, effectively dismissing past grievances.
I stopped using Airtel in 2017 due to similar service issues, and it seems little has changed.
With the Jio-Airtel duopoly, consumers increasingly feel cheated and overcharged.
Will pay my bill except this unfair charges.
Not all, but supporters like me are aware of how the BJP wins elections. So, no gyan on elections is required.
But like I said, BJP ke dushman khud BJP ke IT celliye hi hain.
So, your challenge may be accepted by the people & answer accordingly.
I can see a lot of BJP supporters disappointed and upset over yesterday's protest and how Instagram is flooded with anti-BJP content, so read this carefully:
1) Trust Modi-Shah. They're seasoned politicians who have dealt with far bigger challenges and keep 100s of such cockroaches and their political fathers in their pocket.
2) From the Patel agitation and Anti-CAA protests to the Farmers' Protest, we've seen many such movements in the past. Ask yourself: where are they today, and what lasting impact did they have on BJP's electoral fortunes?
3) Today's crowd was an all-party gathering from across the country, hardly any student was present.
So Even if it was 2тАУ3 lakh people, it isn't enough.
4) Nepal and Bangladesh are small countries that went through political upheavals under very different circumstances. India is a nation of 145 crore people with strong democratic institutions. Our democracy isn't so vulnerable, and more importantly, the people in power are experienced and capable enough to deal with such situations. So no matter how much they try, they can't succeed here in India.
5) After the Farmers' Protest, we won Haryana and Delhi. After the Maratha agitation, we won Maharashtra. Before every election, we're told "BJP is finished" and yet the results tell a different story.
So don't worry about such things. React if you want, spend your day bashing them if you must, but don't take unnecessary load. Politics is a marathon, not a T20 match.
Today it's Cockroch, tomorrow there will be pigs, it will continue forever because they're desperate after losing power.
IтАЩm neither a BJP supporter nor a Congress supporter. But what is happening to the students is completely wrong.
The students who came forward with genuine issues should not have been subjected to violence. Their concerns deserve to be heard, and appropriate action should be taken.
It will take far more than conspiracies, orchestrated street violence and manufactured outrage to dislodge a man who has devoted every moment of his public life to the service of India and its youth.
What unfolded on the streets of Delhi today was not a student movement. It was anarchy in the name of students, backed by political sponsors seeking to achieve through disruption what they have repeatedly failed to achieve through democratic means.
For over a decade, the same ecosystem has attempted to use street power to veto the mandate of the people. Time and again, it has failed. This episode will end no differently.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has faced far greater political challenges and more turbulent times. Yet, on every occasion, he has emerged stronger because he has continued to earn the trust and confidence of the people.
IndiaтАЩs democracy is shaped by the ballot, not by orchestrated violence on the streets. And the peopleтАЩs mandate cannot be overturned by those who refuse to accept it.