Each name on this list was a child with a dream, a family, a future - all destroyed by a broken system and a government that refuses to learn or take accountability.
Remember these students. Every one of them.
When PM Modi praised Dharmendra Pradhan ji on his birthday, did he even spare a thought for these children?
एक और पेपर लीक।
एक और परीक्षा रद्द।
इस बार महाराष्ट्र का TET।
देश की शिक्षा और परीक्षा व्यवस्था को वसूली का सिस्टम बना दिया गया है, जिससे देश का हर युवा असुरक्षित है।
यह सिर्फ पेपर लीक नहीं,
यह युवाओं के भविष्य की चोरी है।
Deeply saddened to hear about his sudden passing. Gone far too soon… it’s a stark reminder of how uncertain life truly is. May his soul rest in peace. Strength and prayers to his family.
RIP Rahul
Om Shanti 🙏
They say the spectators want to see 6s and thats entertaining according to some but im genuinely curious to know how many people actually love watching games where batters are just smashing bowlers and theres no assistance for the bowlers in terms of the pitch or boundary sizes
These flat pitches like in semis and now in final, not gonna lie,make it bit less of a watchable spectacle. You want some contest between bat and ball, not just see ball hit ball, the final deserved better
#T20WorldCup2026final
My aunt got married at twenty-one because everyone said it was “the right time.” She didn’t hate her husband. She didn’t love him either. She just learned how to live with him.
She woke up early every day to cook, clean, and take care of everyone before herself. When she was tired, they called her lazy. When she was quiet, they called her cold. When she cried, they said she was being dramatic. So she stopped crying.
Instead, she started saving small pieces of herself in quiet ways. She read books late at night when everyone was asleep. She took online classes on her phone. She kept a notebook hidden in her drawer where she wrote the life she wished she had.
Years later, she helped her daughter apply to college in another city. She filled out every form, made every call, and cheered louder than anyone when the acceptance letter came. At the celebration, people praised her for being “such a good mother.”
But I knew the truth.
She didn’t just raise a daughter. She raised the version of herself she was never allowed to be.
This thought has been running in my mind since morning.
A player who has won it all:
U19 World Cup.
World Cup.
Champions Trophy (twice).
T20 World Cup.
IPL.
Every white-ball medal there is to win, he has ticked it all.
So why does he walk out of Test cricket?
Even when the wait of 18 years to win his maiden IPL title was fulfilled, during the celebration he spoke about how big and important Test cricket is. How it is levels above any other format of the game.
The only thing left was the WTC… and he has been part of two missed finals.
He even played the Ranji game, prepped like he always does. Everyone said he was gearing up for England.
And then one quiet Instagram post: “I’m done.”
What changed? What is his motivation now?
With Rohit, you can see the arc. He wants that one last World Cup, to walk away fulfilled.
But with Virat… where is his story headed?
I always thought that the day Virat is done with the game, he will just walk away.
Are we living through it now?
Is it unfolding in front of our eyes?
Sachin once spoke about Virat’s hunger, the intensity, the constant need to improve. That mindset used to inspire us too.
We mirrored his work ethic, his aggression, his refusal to settle.
Because through him, we learned that excellence is not a phase, it is a discipline.
But lately… it feels like the hunger has dulled.
Not in skill, but in spirit.
Maybe it is the toxicity, the noise around his family, the never-ending scrutiny. People and even some experts questioned him when he skipped a series to be with his family.
Maybe he is tired of the circus that comes with being Virat Kohli.
I am not writing this as a fanboy trying to undermine his greatness.
I am writing as someone who has lived through his moments,
who has felt the rush of him sending Rauf over long-on at the MCG,
who watched him destroy Australia in Mohali 2016,
who saw him command 60 overs of chaos as captain.
That swagger.
That fire.
That Virat Kohli energy. It is what I miss.
Because heavy is the head that wears the crown.
And sometimes… the crown burns more than it shines.