Every great scientist was once dismissed by their peers and ridiculed by the public as a madman for their ideas, only to be vindicated decades later as a visionary who changed the world.
The same will happen with Shri Nitin Gadkari. He is facing criticism now, with people calling him names and even abusing him, but remember, one day a Maruti Alto running on 100% ethanol will beat Ferrari in an F1 race, an Indian growing up drinking govt-supplied 100% ethanol from the tap will break Usain Bolt's 100m Olympic record, Vande Bharat running on 100% ethanol will break the space-time continuum and reach Mumbai from Delhi in minus 6.023 x 10²³ seconds, and the first human manend rocket that lands on Pluto will run on 100% ethanol. Only then will people realize who Gadkari truly was.
It is safe to say that he is India's answer to Elon Musk.
In a low-trust society, most people are openly selfish, habitual rule-breakers, short-term opportunists, and largely devoid of civic responsibility.
Even a minor national crisis brings these qualities out in them even more glaringly.
Noether’s Theorem ✍️
This equation reveals that every continuous symmetry in nature, a change you can make to a system without affecting its physical laws, brings about a conservation law. In simple terms, if the universe does not react to a certain change in perspective, it must keep a related physical quantity constant. For example, since the laws of physics remain unchanged no matter when you are (Time Symmetry), energy is conserved. Since the laws are the same regardless of where you are (Space Symmetry), momentum is conserved. Because they stay the same regardless of which way you face (Rotation Symmetry), angular momentum is conserved. This insight shifted our view of the universe. We no longer see conservation as just a series of lucky observations, but as a necessary outcome of the symmetry of space and time.
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21 year old medical students can’t party like 21 yr olds after their classes? They aren’t on duty. They are allowed to live their youth like normal adults. Stop this moral policing and maybe get a life.
Why is it always a blue tick shaming doctors for payout?
Amazon is laying off 14,000 employees, including in India, as AI takes over their roles.
The cruel part is how fragile private sector “stability” is. You get a job, start earning, feel settled, plan a future, buy a house on EMI, and one fine morning the company decides to “downsize”. Suddenly, you’re jobless. If a new job doesn’t come quickly, those EMIs can destroy your peace and your life.
And the govt! While you earn, you must pay taxes. The moment you lose your job, you’re on your own. Farmers get compensation when crops fail, despite many paying zero income tax, but a taxpayer losing his job gets practically nothing.
Maybe it's time to introduce reforms like make EMI pauses for few months more liberal for those who lose their jobs, and providing a time-bound monthly allowance for few months from the govt, except for disciplinary cases of course. Ladla/Ladlis can get free money, free ration, free water and electricity, so why not support a worker who has been paying taxes and contributing?
Dr Sampada Mundhe, daughter of a poor farmer, working at a govt hospital in Satara, died by suicide.
In a 4-page suicide note and on her palm, she named a cop for repeated sexual assault and blackmail over several months, and mental harassment from cops and influential people, including the PA of a BJP MP, to falsify medical documents, including post-mortem reports and fitness certificates for people accused of crimes. She had written letters to higher authorities about the same, but nobody bothered.
She had completed 23 months of rural service bond and had just one month left at that hospital. Just one more month and she would have been out of that hellhole to pursue her post-graduation. But the pressure and harassment were such that she couldn't bear it and decided to end everything.
Now people are asking for justice for Sampada Mundhe. What justice? There is no justice after death. Justice would have been saving her life when she was begging for help, not promising action after she’s gone.
💔 #UPDATE
Revealing The TRUTH
A Shocking Betrayal of a Young Doctor in #Maharashtra
A 26-year-old woman doctor from Phaltan Sub-District Hospital, Satara, who had dedicated her life to public service, died by suicide.
leaving behind a 4-page letter and a chilling message written on her palm:
“I was raped 4 times by PSI Gopal Badane.”
Her final words reveal a horrifying truth — she was not only sexually assaulted by a police officer but also pressured by powerful people, including an MP and his aides, to issue fake medical fitness certificates for the accused. When she refused, the harassment intensified.
Despite repeatedly complaining to senior officers — the SP and DSP no action was taken. Her cries for help went unheard.
Just one month before completing her rural bond service, her life and dreams were destroyed by corruption, abuse of power and apathy!!
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India has too many thankless people who don’t value the freedom the Army safeguards for them.
Then there are boys like Shravan Singh. During Op Sindoor, Army was stationed on his family’s farmland near the Ferozepur border. This young boy would carry water, milk, lassi, tea, and even ice from his home to the soldiers. Yesterday, the Army honored his spirit.
Imagine the boost of morale those soldiers must have felt, seeing the country’s future standing behind them and looking up to them. Shravan’s dedication alone outweighs the collective negativity of those who ungratefully undermine the very protectors of their liberty.
Power of your one vote !!!!!!
Section 40 of the Waqf Act is dead and buried!
The outrageous clause that lets any property be arbitrarily labelled as Waqf is finally gone.
When I passed MBBS, I thought I will study 1 year for PG entrance as MD Medicine seat numbers were very few in Kerala and I was reluctant to go outside Kerala. Relatives and neighbours started making stories, some “failed” me in medicine, some in surgery and some in OBG. Mother started requesting me to join some private hospital even without salary just to convince the affectionate and concerned neighbours and relatives. 3 yrs MD was tough but brilliant academic bombardment. After MD, my mother categorically told me not to remain in house preparing for DM and threatened she will kick me out if I tried to do so. So I reluctantly joined a private hospital as physician to assist a cardiologist!! Because of that I lost 2 more years for getting DM!! Became cardiologist by 32!!! One neighbor advised me to do “free service to humanity” as a brilliant doctor. His kids were in US after engineering by 26 itself. If this was the state of affairs in 1990s for a MBBS guy, how much is the likely stress on medical students at present (though plenty of pg seats are there). Life of MBBS guy is like Life of Pi.
1600 people who were living in slums, will now get a house equipped with water, electricity & clean environment
Middle class pays exhorbitant taxes a huge share of their salary towards EMI for 20 years for a small home
Røasting middle class in style
Thrilled to announce that i got an AIR 471 in NEETPG'24
Thank you everyone who supported me !
Its a journey which tests your resilience more than academics.
I want to pass on my resources and some useful strategies to the aspirants.
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