Serious concern regarding UGC NET Political Science Exam (Shift-1) centre at Hasanpur, IP Extension, Delhi (near Metro Pillar 178).
The exam centre appears to be operating from a residential building with several concerns:
• Limited open space for emergency evacuation in case of fire or panic.
• Questions arise regarding whether the centre complies with basic safety and examination infrastructure norms expected for a national-level examination.
• Only one visible entry/exit point for hundreds of candidates.
• No clearly visible fire safety equipment, fire extinguishers, emergency exits, or evacuation signage.
• Narrow stairway and congested access route.
• Overhead electric wires hanging near the building.
Mr Trump’s post is disappointing for India in four important ways: First, it implies a false equivalence between the victim and the perpetrator, and seemingly overlooks the US’ own past unwavering stance against Pakistan’s well-documented links to cross-border terrorism. Second, it offers Pakistan a negotiating framework which it certainly has not earned. India will never negotiate with a terrorist gun pointed at its head. Third, it “internationalises” the Kashmir dispute, an obvious objective of the terrorists. India rejects the idea of a dispute and sees the problem as an internal affair of India’s. India has never requested, not is likely to seek, any foreign country’s mediation over its problems with Pakistan. And fourth, it “re-hyphenates” India and Pakistan in the global imagination. For decades now, world leaders had been encouraged not to club their visits to India with visits to Pakistan, and starting with President Clinton in 2000, no US President had done so. This is a major backward step.
The U.S. follows a 'de-hyphenation policy' in South Asia-dealing with India and Pakistan separately, notas rivals. Onpaper, it sounds balanced. In reality, it allows the U.S. to court both sides without firmcommitments. India must recognize this for what itis: StrategicAmbiguity.
Pakistan’s sudden call for a “ceasefire” after #OperationSindoor isn’t peace. It’s a pause. A well-known pattern of deception. This thread explains why we should NOT lower our guard.
#IndiaPakistan#Thread
Let’s be clear: India didn’t strike civilians. It struck terror hubs that bled us in Pahalgam.
But now Pakistan wants a ceasefire?
Only because it got exposed, not because it wants peace.
#IndianArmy
USA has the largest voting bloc, & has influence over IMF decisions, including those requiring an 85% majority for approval.
This is clear Backstabbing @realDonaldTrump#IMFSupportsTerrorists