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My few cents.
The anger of students over repeated paper leaks is completely justified. Every loophole in the examination system must be plugged, and the country needs a system where such fraud simply cannot happen.
One important fact often gets lost in the political noise. India's first dedicated central law against paper leaks and organised exam fraud came only in 2024 through the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, inacted by @narendramodi Government.
The government is now proposing to make it even stronger, with stricter punishments, higher penalties, and fast track courts for quicker justice.
That is where the public debate should remain focused, on building an examination system that is transparent, accountable, and secure.
Calls for the Education Minister's resignation, without any evidence of direct involvement, shift the conversation away from the real issue. Who serves in the Cabinet is ultimately the Prime Minister's decision and prerogative. Accountability matters, but it should be based on facts, not political pressure.
When protests are driven as much by politics as by genuine concern, the first demand often becomes a resignation instead of lasting reform.
Students deserve more than symbolism. They deserve an examination system they can trust.
Have some shame, Harjot Bains. It’s time to resign. Punjab’s paper leak scandal deserves accountability too. Students cannot keep paying the price while those responsible continue to remain in office!
@harjotbains
If the government uses the outrage over the NEET paper leak as an opportunity to reform India's education system, it could become a defining policy moment.
1. Conduct an independent audit of the quality, infrastructure, faculty strength, governance, and research standards of Central Universities, Kendriya Vidyalayas, Navodaya Vidyalayas, and other centrally funded institutions.
2. Develop benchmarks and incentive-based frameworks to improve the quality of state-run schools and universities, while respecting the role of states.
3. Introduce stringent anti-paper leak legislation with swift investigation, fast-track trials, asset seizure, and lifetime debarment for those involved in examination fraud.
4. Modernize examination security using encrypted digital workflows and stronger accountability at every stage.
5. Invest heavily in teacher recruitment, training, and continuous professional development.
6. Reduce the excessive dependence on a single high-stakes examination
Sports can be incredibly beautiful and cruel at the same time. Mbappé and Yamal got their World Cup glory at 18 on their first attempt. Messi had to wait through five tournaments and a painful final loss before finally becoming a champion. Ronaldo and Neymar may never experience that feeling, despite everything they achieved and the great teams they played with.
मंत्रीजी एथनॉल मुद्दे पर और इंटरव्यू ना ही दें तो अच्छा है। आपने मान तो लिया है की ना खाता ना बही जो आप कहे वो सही। अब ये इंटरव्यू वगैरह देकर लोगों के मन में जो आपके लिए वहम थे उन्हें दूर मत कीजिए। शांत रहिए आगे बढ़िए। जनता का क्या है बोल बाल के चुप हो जाएँगे आदत है इनकी तो।
That Joshi fellow's Merc mileage drop may have multiple reasons including idling and adulterated fuel, but the mileage drop is a documented truth. The drop may vary, just as mileage does. YMMV.
The component damage is documented for non-compliant vehicles. Even the promoters accept it.
It's true that people will eventually accept it all. But not providing E10 for E10 vehicles and pure petrol for older vehicles will have a cost. If E20 is safe for E10 and older vehicles, why did India ask manufacturers to make E20 compliant vehicles?
Ethanol blending has benefits. Nobody is arguing against that. The government needs to be transparent about the cost as well. That's how we will know that it was in the national interest.
Transparency requires that the government reveal the ARAI test data. Critics ke munh par maaro woh report.
And finally, to those saying we don't import ethanol for fuel blending. You are right. We import ethanol for industrial use. You are right again. The point is we import ethanol for industrial use because we now blend our produce with fuel. Find some other useful defence.
Jurgen Klopp
🗣️“Mohammed Salah called me when he was to decide his future at Liverpool, I’ve never had an idea why he’s leaving this club, I told him the choice is yours, people come and go just like we all did and so when it’s your turn to also do so then let it happen, he replied saying this is the hardest decision of his life since he started playing football.”
“It was a nice and unforgettable journey we had together at Liverpool, we may not get to see one another again after the World Cup for years but anytime I meets a player like Mo Salah the flash backs gives me goosebumps. It’s just so nice to have been able to manage such serious and experience players.”
After 15 years in power, the BJP continues to attribute many policy failures to Congress. Ethanol blending, for instance, was promoted very aggressively by Gadkari ji as a major solution. On multiple occasions, he asserted that ethanol blending would not reduce the lifespan or performance of vehicles, and suggested that many critics were acting with vested interests.
When public criticism intensified, the responsibility is quickly shifted to Congress. This pattern raises concerns about accountability. Integrity, intellectual honesty, empathy, and the willingness to acknowledge mistakes are becoming rare in BJP.
@narendramodi ji, many of us would have appreciated a simple acknowledgment: "We miscalculated on ethanol. We take responsibility and will correct course." Owning mistakes strengthens leadership; it does not weaken it. If the country's top leadership avoids accountability, it becomes difficult to expect honesty, integrity, and courage from leaders further down the chain.
This is reflected in controversies ranging from the NEET scam to allegations of land-related irregularities, poor road quality, potholes, and corruption in infrastructure projects.
I love banking. I chose this profession because I’m genuinely passionate about it. But this 6 days week is becoming harder and harder to cope with. It slowly drains you, and after a point, you start feeling it in every part of your life. We really need #5DaysBanking
सरकार ने सुप्रीम कोर्ट में कहा है E20 ब्लेंडिंग परीक्षण/ प्रयोग के दौर में है अभी। मतलब प्रयोग है और सौ प्रतिशत गाड़ियों पर हैं। किस तरह की जोकरई चल रही है भाई ये। आप प्रयोग के दौर में हो और आपने शुद्ध पेट्रोल की बिक्री ही बंद कर दी है। पूरे देश के ही ऊपर प्रयोग कर रहे हो आप?
It isn’t too late for PM Modi to take charge and get things sorted. Things like ethanol scam, rammandir donation scam, paper leaks and massive corruption going on in babudom and lower rung ministries. You still have absolute control and power, sort before too late.
The older I get, the more I realise that most people are waiting.
WAITING to have more time, to feel motivated, for the right opportunity.
Waiting until life becomes less busy.
The problem is that life doesn't seem to work like that. Things don't magically get easier. As time passes, responsibilities keep increasing.
Which means the people who make progress aren't necessarily the most talented. They're the ones willing to start before they feel ready.
I've rarely met someone who regretted starting too early.
I've met plenty who regretted waiting.
भ्रष्टाचार से राम मंदिर भी अछूता नहीं रहा ऐसा लगता है। कौन शामिल कौन नहीं ये कभी पता नहीं चलने वाला पर जब लोग गौशाला के नाम पर मिलने वाले पैसे खाके गायों को सड़क पर मरने छोड़ जाते हैं तो ये तो फिर भी ना दिखने वाले भगवान ही हैं। सरकार क्या ही करे जब देश की नस नस में बेईमानी है।
𝐈 𝐰𝐢𝐥𝐥 𝐞𝐱𝐩𝐨𝐬𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐞 #𝐄𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐨𝐥𝐒𝐜𝐚𝐦 𝐢𝐧 𝟐 𝐦𝐢𝐧𝐬. : If INDIA truly wants to cut fuel import bills by Rs 3 lakh crores, all we have to do is build decent roads, proper infrastructure & remove encroachments. But contractors pay netas their cut money & encroachers who cause traffic jams are vote banks of netas. We are told ethanol is “good for the environment” but to produce 1 litre of ethanol it takes 2500-3500 litres of water at sugar mills or above 10,000 litres per litre at rice mills! This when the country is facing water shortage. How is this good for anyone except the netas? Most ethanol distilleries are owned by netas, for example Nitin Gadkari ji’s son! And please tell me how is Gadkari ji announcing ethanol policy when he is neither the Petroleum Minister, nor Agriculture Minister, nor Industry Minister? We the people pay full price for our vehicles + road tax + insurance + tolls + GST on spares… and in return we get pathetic roads, terrible infrastructure & now forced ethanol-blended fuel that kills mileage & damages engines. Meanwhile netas with direct conflict of interest are minting crores & crores and the poor hardworking honest INDIAN suffers as most Indian vehicles aren’t even E20 compatible yet Nitin Gadkari ji is forcing these ethanol norms on us as if we are lab rats!
#EthanolScam. #EthanolScam #GadkariEthanol #MiddleClassLoot