There are two political models in India.
One is PM Modi's: Hope and Reform.
The other is the Opposition's: Cynicism and Anarchism
Whenever a crisis has emerged, PM Modi has tried to turn it into an opportunity for systemic reform.
The NEET paper leak is a crisis, and the govt will ensure this crisis is turned into an opportunity to reform the education system in the country.
I covered Indian politics for 3 decades & I am sorry to say, but whether it's @BJP4India or @INCIndia how much time is WASTED in Parliament by politicians who live in utmost PRIVILEGE & always forget that they were elected by the people to WORK for the people. I have defended BJP since Mr Vajpayee, MM Joshi & LK Advani, good men -but if BJP continues like that it will LOSE in 2029. & as Sri Aurobindo says, it will an "Hour of God" wasted with incalculable consequences. Repost if you agree
“Either I will come back after hoisting the Tricolour, or I will come back wrapped in it. But I will be back for sure.”
— Captain Vikram Batra
These weren’t just words.
They were courage. Conviction. Duty.
A nation’s soul is shaped by people who speak like this… and then live those words.
Not a day goes by without being inspired by him.
We will remember.
#KargilVijayDiwas 🇮🇳
The future of India’s youth deserves more than political noise. It deserves institutional reform.
The High-Powered Task Force on examination reforms, announced by Prime Minister Shri @narendramodi and led by Shri @NandanNilekani , brings together some of the country’s finest minds to recommend lasting solutions.
#ExamReforms
@JoshiPralhad@narendramodi@NandanNilekani Dear sir, Please see that reservation is limited to only one generation, not to theor sons and grandsons. Deserving people are not getting reservation because of these stinking rich people but not ashamed of calling backward. This will help to get reservation for the deserved
The road to constitutional chaos rarely begins with fire.
Sometimes, it begins with a chair.
21 July 2026.
Rahul Gandhi walked towards the Prime Minister’s residence.
With him came Priyanka Vadra.
Akhilesh Yadav.
And two serving Chief Ministers:
Kerala CM V. D. Satheesan.
Karnataka CM D. K. Shivakumar.
These were not ordinary demonstrators.
They were lawmakers.
A Leader of the Opposition.
Members of Parliament.
Chief Ministers
All sworn to uphold the Constitution.
The same Constitution they wave before cameras.
The right to protest is sacred.
Question the Government.
Corner it.
Expose its failures.
Demand accountability.
But protest is not a licence to erase security lines.
The Prime Minister’s residence is not a party office.
It is a protected institution of the Indian State.
Its security operates through the SPG framework.
Section 163 of the BNSS was also in force.
Yet lawmakers chose a dharna near that protected zone.
The danger is not only what happened.
It is what their example permits tomorrow.
When leaders march towards a protected residence,
Angry crowds learn even they can do it.
Bangladesh saw crowds storm the PM residence.
Sri Lanka saw protesters occupy the PM residence.
Nepal watched Presidents residences burn.
I am not accusing these leaders of planning violence.
But leadership is judged beyond intention.
It is judged by precedent.
Delhi had already seen violent clashes on 20 July.
Barricades fell.
Property was damaged.
What message came the next day?
That lawmakers carry protest towards the PM’s residence.
What happens when the next crowd refuses to stop?
A protected perimeter cannot be negotiated forever.
One breach can become a national-security emergency.
SPG will activate the security protocol.
And boom!!! Lives may be lost.
Then tragedy becomes symbolism.
Symbolism becomes Emotions.
Emotions becomes chaos.
Chaos becomes constitutional Collapse.
Article 361 protects only the President and Governors.
LOP, MPs and CMs remain answerable to ordinary law.
Power does not place them above the barricade.
It gives them a greater duty to respect why it exists.
I support questions on education.
I support accountability from Goverment.
But I condemn this political theatre.
You cannot defend the Constitution.
While teaching crowds to test the security perimeter of Bharat.
Opposition must challenge power.
It must never gamble with the Republic.
And before you label me an Andhbhakt…
Yes.
I am an Andhbhakt.
Not of a party.
Not of a politician.
But of Bharat.
Had the BJP crossed the same line,
I would have condemned them
with the same anger,
the same words,
and the same conviction.
Because parties come and go.
Governments rise and fall.
But Bharat stands above them all.
On this Shaheed Diwas, we remember and honor the supreme sacrifices of Bhagat Singh, Rajguru, and Sukhdev. Their courage and dedication to the motherland will forever inspire generations. Jai Hind! 🇮🇳