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[Dr. SP @sphavisha]

INDIFFERENCE

[Dr. SP @sphavisha]

We've reached a point where basic Class 9 textbook lines on democracy go viral because this government does the exact opposite.

Students protesting peacefully for 11 days over paper leaks are branded "terrorists" by the Education Minister, while BJP leaders mock them. That's the state of democracy today.

#PradhanGoBack

[Initnamees 🇮🇳 @SeemantiniBose]

This should shake the core of the nation. It should be a non-stop headline across all media. 30 men! A 13-year-old child! But no.

[amit kilhor @amitkilhor]

Byrnihat village, Meghalaya. An Ethanol production hub.

A Gas chamber slow death genocide in making.
With this Ethanol we will save pollution problem of India.

#amitkilhor #kilhor #byrnihat #ethanol #meghalaya

[aree_shuklajii @th_anonymouse]

Your “govt for middle class” reality:

Kids choking to death on sewage-laced tap water in “cleanest city” Indore infants & families dying from contaminated supplies you boast about.

People perishing from chronic water scarcity & poison pipes across cities while you cut ribbons on statues & airports.

Women bleeding out in collapsing rural health infra, unsafe deliveries, repeated referrals to empty hospitals lacking basics maternal nightmares your data hides.

Cars ruined by forced E20 ethanol, kid’s futures destroyed by endless paper leaks & NEET scams, education & healthcare costs bankrupting families.

You extract their sweat, give freebies & VIP schemes to others, and call them nation builders.

Hypocrisy at its brutal peak.

The middle class isn’t empowered it’s exhausted, squeezed, and disposable.

[The Protagonist @protagonist_xi]

₹13.5 LAKH CRORE

We have reached the stage of capitalism where “misrepresented numbers” are measured not in millions, not in billions, but in sums larger than the annual budgets of entire states.

And we’re expected to read it like it’s just another business headline……

[Veena Jain @Vtxt21]

Modi Govt has sold many Govt companies & assets to his Businessman friends

Sold our Natural resources and our Forests also

And now selling our Country's Gold to Hide Failure of his Economic policies and Financial mismanagement

Well educated Manmohan Singh built a strong foundation for our Economy, but this Uneducated Modi is destroying it every day 🤡

[🥑 @OracleOfTumul]

Those who are in power right now are playing with the future of India's next generation..

- There is plenty of land in Australia; still, they want to make data centres in India..

- Data centres don't create that much of a job; most of the process is automated.

- many European countries stopped the data centres on their mainland.

- it directly affects the Vegetation patterns and Rise in carbon footprint

-Similar patterns were seen in America; they started renting out the data center to the African country and some of the South American country

- Similar things are happening in Odisha too, but when I point them out, they start abusing me, and I'm being told I have nothing to do with Odisha.
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Indians have the habit of eating the shit out of the white people,in 2010's they started dumping the E wasted and we india bought that kachra

[Trivedi @Scholesy18T]

This useless cabinet achieved 187% GDP growth (versus under 100% in the last 12 years), under this cabinet the Rupee was not Asia’s worst currency like today, and our stock market was not the world's second-worst performing stock market. It didn’t shut down 93,000 public schools like your paw paw, maintained petrol at 50–60 INR without ethanol blending despite 100–147 USD crude oil, and preserved a strong RTI and relatively free media. Furthermore, it levied no STT, LTCG, or STCG, enabling middle-class wealth growth and stability. Under its watch, India's per capita was not less than Bangladesh like today, income inequality was not worse than the days of the British Raj like today, and Taiwan did not overtake India in stock market capitalization.

[Gabbar @Gabbar0099]

Nailed it 🔥

True 💯

[Sakshi Narula @mssakshinarula]

Aren't you guys tired of this country's mismanagement? Life is not supposed to be this difficult for citizens. It's not like this in other countries. Please stop defending the government.

[EngiNerd. @mainbhiengineer]

> Ashwini Vaishnaw says India isn't far behind US and China in AI race

> Nirmala Sitharaman says, Rupee is doing absolutely fine at 95

> Nitin Gadkari says no vehicle damage and performance issue due to ethanol blending

> NTA says, NEET-UG paper didn't leak, only few questions were out

Only thing worse than not solving the problems is not acknowledging the problem, and our country is run by such ministers and bureaucrats only.

[The Protagonist @protagonist_xi]

She was FOUR.
She was RAPED.

She needed multiple SURGERIES
to “fix” her little BROKEN BODY.
And even after that,
She could not STAND
She could not SIT

And after all this,
the court still found space to cite:

HIS young age.
HIS lack of criminal history.
HIS “remorse.”

A four-year-old child’s life was SHATTERED, and the system still had SOFTNESS left for the MAN convicted of doing it.

NOBODY is angry.

It will NOT make the next news cycle.
It will NOT shake the country.
It will NOT even disturb our collective conscience for ONE full day.

And maybe that is the most
HORRIFYING part.

Maybe the judge was RIGHT.

This is a country that has NORMALIZED sexual violence so deeply that even HORROR no longer feels exceptional.

Because in this country,
RAPE is not RARE.

JUSTICE is.

[Satbir Singh @thesatbir]

The hottest country on the planet, chopping trees by the millions. Pouring concrete on every available square inch.

[Revathi @revathitweets]

“A Lethal Wet Bulb”

Basically, we are in a pressure cooker situation with no pressure outlet. But our government wants to destroy forests/trees and give permission to more & more data centers.

Very soon it will be living hell for more than 85-90 percent of the population. 🙏🏽

[Shubh @kadaipaneeeer]

Imagine how deeply brainwashed people of this country have become to defend fuel price hikes like it’s some patriotic act and they’re modern bhagat singh or smth. In any functioning democracy, repeated fuel hikes would trigger outrage because people understand one basic thing: governments heavily control fuel taxation. Petrol &diesel prices in India are not “pure market prices.” A massive chunk is taxes. The Centre and states both earn huge revenue from it.

When crude oil prices crashed globally a few years ago, did Indians get proportional relief at the pump? NO. But the oil companies & governments quietly enjoyed record margins while citizens kept paying inflated prices. The excuse was always “global uncertainty,” “recovery,” “war,” “inflation,” or some new modimade keyword. But somehow profits kept rising.

And the funniest part is that the very same middle class taxpayers getting squeezed will jump online to defend it with: “but petrol is still more expensive in europe & america” 🤡🤡🤡🤡

But that clown andhbhakth doesn’t know that european & western countries have higher wages, stronger public transport, social security, healthcare, unemployment benefits, and far better urban infrastructure. Indians are paying near developed world fuel prices with under developing world salaries and third world infrastructure. A delivery worker earning ₹15-20k a month paying ₹109+ per litre is not the same as someone in Germany earning thousands of euros monthly.

This clown on my tl really compared fuel inflation to makeup shopping & said “men should earn more.” But who’s gonna tell this aunty that fuel prices don’t just affect vehicle owners. They affect EVERYTHING including vegetables, milk, groceries, cab fares, flights, logistics, farming costs, construction, electricity & much more

Every ₹1 hike quietly increases inflation across the economy. The poor and middle class absorb the damage while corporations pass costs to consumers.

And instead of questioning policy, some people behave like unpaid PR teams for politicians and oil companies. They’ll fight random strangers online, will call them anti national before demanding accountability from the people actually collecting taxes. That’s the real modern tragedy of this nation, citizens have slowly been successfully trained to celebrate suffering as “national interest.”

The government can reduce excise duty. States can reduce VAT. Oil companies can reduce margins. All of this is POSSIBLE. But why would they, when millions of emotionally manipulated brainwashed voters will defend every hike using nationalism, pakistan comparisons, religious angle or “at least roads are better now” arguments?

A democracy becomes hell toxic & dangerous when citizens stop questioning power and start worshipping it. At that point, voters become consumers of propaganda, not participants in governance 🙏🏻

[Retired @iabhi0717]

BJP has legalised corruption, rape threats ,death threats for their supporters. A party of rapists and criminals runs this country. Sad

[Sandeep Manudhane @sandeep_PT]

"No one died from lack of Oxygen in Covid"
"Waste is not being discharged in Ganga"
"Electoral Bonds were clean"
"AQI in NCR is not 750+"

[Saurav Das @SauravDassss]

This kind of a statement should directly lead to impeachment of the judge. As responsible citizens, we cannot allow judicial standards and ethics to fall to such pits. The dignity of the chair and institution is at stake here. Leader of Opposition @RahulGandhi should condemn this statement and consider moving an impeachment motion against the Chief Justice. Someone should speak up for our courts!

[Dr. Deepessh Divaakaran (Dr. DD) @md_deepesh]

India's education system is not broken.
It is for sale.
What you see in the headlines is the trailer.
The real movie has never been released.

May 3.
22.79 lakh students sat for NEET.

They carried two years of sacrifice into that hall.
Some carried something else.

600 out of 720 marks.
Already solved.
Already in their hands.
15 days before the exam.

This is where the story the media tells you ends.
This is where the real one begins.

Somewhere in Nashik,
A printing press printed the future.
Not just the question paper.
The answer to who gets to become a doctor in India.

A graduate bought that future for Rs 10 lakh.
He sold it forward for Rs 15 lakh.

It reached Sikar within days.

In Sikar, one lakh students live only to crack NEET.
Their fees run the city's entire economy.

The coaching owners called students in the night before the exam.
Mock test, they said.

140 of 180 questions.
Already prepared.
600 marks guaranteed before sunrise.

This is normal.
Happens every year.
Nothing extraordinary.

The institute then take credit for the results.
Fees went up the next year.
More students came.
The business grew.

These coaching institutes fund local elections in Sikar.
The politicians they fund deliver one thing.
Protection.

Now follow the money one step further.

A government MBBS seat costs Rs 5 lakh total.
A private MBBS seat costs Rs 1.3 crore.

When NEET collapses, 22 lakh families panic.
They run to private colleges.
They pay capitation fees.

Crisis is not a tragedy for private medical colleges.
Crisis is inventory.

Someone at the top of the NTA knew this chain existed.

In 2024, the Director General of NTA was removed.
No FIR.
No arrest.
No inquiry.

Today he is Principal Secretary to a Chief Minister.
Chairman of a state power company.
More powerful than before.

In 7 years, NTA presided over seven major scandals.
70 lakh students impacted.

48 people arrested in 2024.
5,500 pages of chargesheet filed.

Every single name on those pages came from the bottom of the pyramid.
Not one name from inside the printing chain.
Not one name from inside NTA.

The arrests always go down.
The protection always goes up.

This is the Cartel.
Well protected.
Well funded.
Well connected.

Ministry officials.
NTA officials.
Printing Press officials.
Coaching Institutes.
Medical Colleges.
Agents.
All connected.

And no one dares to expose the mastermind.

The Education Minister has not resigned.
He has not apologized.
He issued a statement.

If the Supreme Court does not intervene independently.
If this investigation stays inside the system that built it.

You already know the ending.

We have watched it six times before.