Markets must serve people’s needs, and the government’s only job is to establish the proper framework.
The government’s role is not to run businesses. However, governments should be held accountable if they fail to provide adequate infrastructure within the country.
The unfortunate reality in India is that power remains centralized and controlled by the PM, CM, and DM. True democracy requires decentralized power distributed among the people.
Making essential services like water, food, transportation, electricity, and education universally accessible should be the government’s first priority.
If we cannot educate our children, provide clean drinking water from taps, ensure adequate seating in public transportation, prevent power outages across the country, or offer sufficient healthcare facilities when the majority of the population is grappling with health challenges, what kind of economic foundation can we claim to have?
Economists and finance ministers are supposed to structure and regulate markets for us, the citizens of India.
@sundaysarthak While I respect your opinion, it is important to remember the media ethics. The press is not always adhering to these principles. As a follower on YouTube, I expect this from you.
@sundaysarthak This is a new commercial vehicle and it’s condition will deteriorate within three months. Therefore, your opinion may not be entirely accurate.
Student at Jantar Mantar holds up a pair of bangles and looks straight into the camera.
They call kids like her stone pelters. She does not look like one.
Message to Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan: resign, or wear these. Even the daughters have started saying it out loud.
Paper leak? They’ll run it all day. Ask about people dying across the country — and whether other people’s sisters also count as sisters — and the mic freezes.
Selective outrage is the product. Call it what it is.
Night protest at Jantar Mantar. Megaphone up, phones out, tight circle of young men.
On-screen claim: nobody’s abusing Modi, the nation loves him.
The crowd is the rebuttal.
Asked ADCP Sandeep Lamba how he raised his hand on a girl at Jantar Mantar. He said "get out of here," covered his face, and walked off. Still no action.
Delhi Police is not a private security detail for any political party. Its job is to protect the people of the capital. That should not be hard to remember.
Street interview at a protest. Student holds up a completely blank sheet of paper and says it is Modi’s achievements. Reporter notes it is empty. He answers: you cannot see them without andhbhakt specs.
July 2024, Lok Sabha. Modi on the NEET paper leak: strict action, accountability at every level, protect the kids.
That was the promise. The follow-through is the part that never showed up.
News keeps micing up “NEET-qualified” students like that title carries weight.
Official qualifying cut-off: ~213 General, ~177 for OBC/SC/ST.
Marks for a government college seat (AIQ): ~550–560 General, still high even for reserved categories.
Clearing the floor and competing for a seat are not the same thing.
Night street clip going around: young woman says Sanatan Dharma didn’t stand with her — a Muslim brother did. Crowd filming, guy beside her gesturing through the whole thing. That’s the Gen Z “unity” people are sharing.
Indian students held a small protest in Berlin, outside the Brandenburg Gate, in solidarity with the much larger student demos back home.
The flashpoint: an exam mess that forced more than two million students to retake a test after years of prep. That pressure turned political. One protester said friends at Jantar Mantar in Delhi saw women, children, and students beaten.
A German MP put it plainly — Europe is watching how India handles its young people when they show up in the street.
GenZ protestor in Delhi sits right next to the police barricades and calls it the safest place on the street.
Why? When the lathi charge starts, they won’t hit him there.
Then the closer: “Tomorrow when BJP comes, they’ll hand out tickets to all of us.”
Police and government in one dry sentence. Efficient.
Priyanka Gandhi outside Parliament, going after the media pack. Finger pointed, arm up, no soft edge — stepped out of the SUV and unloaded on the reporters crowded around her. PTI and IANS caught the whole thing.