On Saturday, July 18, 2026, the central government forcibly admitted Sonam Wangchuk into hospital. They claim it was out of concern for his health. However, the way he was dragged away makes it evident that the government had no genuine concern for him. After witnessing the brutal lathi-charge against protesters yesterday, it appears that the government itself has become mentally unstable and needs to be hospitalized. Those in power seem obsessed with demonstrating to the world how they crush legitimate protests and take pleasure in showing it off to the other heads of state, even when you don’t share a common language, by flashing a booming, theatrical laugh for the cameras.
After all, who exactly is Dharmendra Pradhan that the government views his resignation as a personal failure? When Manipur was in flames, this same government shielded the then-Chief Minister, Biren Singh, in a similar fashion. The truth is, the two top leaders in power have absolutely no affection for individuals like him or others of his ilk. Their attitude is: No one tells us what to do. Not the opposition, and certainly not the public. After all, we do not get elected based on votes. Our victories rely on manipulating the entire administrative machinery, exploiting chaos in voter lists, and, of course, the power of EVMs. Who cares about the students?
Yesterday, the Prime Minister spoke about everything except the actual issue at hand. There is an English term called ‘Lame Duck President’. It refers to a leader in their final term who is relatively relaxed, tours the globe, and sees their influence wane while their successor handles the actual governance. It appears that Modi has currently reached a similar stage. Even if Modi harbored a genuine desire to act on these matters, the forces vying for succession likely compelled him to turn a blind eye. History will certainly remember that the students' protest was ruthlessly crushed during Modi's tenure as Prime Minister! If anyone desires such an image for him, and if Modi is willing to fall prey to it, then there is nothing more to be said.
I have a request for Prime Minister Narendra Modi: You hold events like 'Pariksha Pe Charcha' (Discussion on Exams), so why not engage in a dialogue with the students now? Their demands are legitimate. The outcry of the nation's students is far more important than the egos of Dharmendra Pradhan and the government.
The government must also realize that this protest is not merely about students or a single examination. There is deep-seated public anger against the establishment. Anger over how a single industrialist is being propped up and the entire nation is being handed over to him. How inflation has peaked. How forests are being razed to benefit contractors. How cities are suffocating under the guise of development. And how hospitals are overflowing. This outcry is against all these issues. Protesters are being brutally beaten on orders from the Home Ministry, yet the young men and women refuse to budge an inch. This courage stems not from anger over a single issue, but from the despair caused by the overall state of the country. Therefore, the government should abandon its ruthlessness and show some understanding.
It is certain that the power gained through the Lokpal Bill movement will be lost through this student protest! Since 2018-19, I had been telling the public that they might not grasp what I was saying about this government at the time, but the day injustice knocks on their doors, they would understand! Today, that moment has arrived!
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A 73-year-old woman lost her life in an accident inside TAPS Hospital in Boisar, Mumbai, on Wednesday morning. The vehicle involved was being driven by a doctor, who has since been arrested by the Tarapur police. The woman had accompanied her husband to the hospital for his treatment. An investigation into the incident is currently underway.
Video credit: @HanifPatel16
#Mumbai #Crime #Hospital #MumbaiPolice
Another detailed video on Tamil Nadu’s journey from a poor state to a rich state is going viral — and it’s non-stop!
Our North Indian brothers & Sisters are getting truly inspired by Tamil Nadu's politics, progress & policies.
They are attracted towards the Dravidian Movement and our visionary leaders — Periyar, Anna, and Kalaignar.
And we firmly believe: Social media made this revolution possible.
Youngsters in Tamil Nadu — not officially part of any party or movement — have worked tirelessly over the last 11 years, ever since BJP came to power, creating powerful content day & night.
From our side:
We've been in this space for 15+ years, creating lakhs of posts & videos — mostly in English, and also in Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Telugu, Kannada & Malayalam.
Through We Dravidians, we’ve reached at least 1 billion+ views in the past decade!
Our published books have sparked awareness across India too.
And now, we’re finally witnessing the results of all this effort.
So proud to see North Indian youth looking toward Tamil Nadu for inspiration!
A major change is coming in India — and it’s beautiful to witness!
#TamilNaduModel #WeDravidians #IndiaRising
#SouthInspiresNorth #YouthPower #DravidianModel
#ProgressivePolitics #SocialMediaRevolution
#IndiaDeservesBetter
#StalinForIndia
#1BillionViewsStrong #ContentForChange
#UnitedIndia #TruthMatters
बोईस�� ग्रामपंचायत -गंगा सोसायटीने परिसर स्वच्छ ठेवण्यासाठी आणि भटक्या प्राण्यांसाठी पाणी पुरवण्यासाठी केलेल्या प्रयत्नांचे कौतुक करण्याऐवजी हे कुंड्या काढून टाकू इच्छिते. दुसऱ्या बाजूला आपल्याला कचऱ्याचे डबे आणि कचरा दिसतो..
@PalgharCEO, @collectorpal कृपया यात लक्ष घाला.
@InfoPalghar@Boisar grampanchayat wants to remove these pots instead of appreciating the efforts of the building in keeping the sorroundings clean & providing water for stray animals.
Just opposite of this you can see dustbins and debris..
@PalgharCEO may please look into this.
@whizkidd@nitin_gadkari You will be deafened by your own noise. Long gone are the days when authorities had some shame! What we have now are pure nationalists.
Do watch this inspiring speech by Roger Federer on lessons from his life, couple of days back. His wisdom extends far beyond the tennis court, offering valuable insights for all of us:
1. Effortless is a Myth: What felt like his seemingly effortless play was the result of years of hard work and discipline. He recalled an early career incident that made him realize the need for mental discipline and intense training to achieve success.
2. It’s Only a Point: He highlighted the importance of not dwelling on individual failures, drawing from his tennis stats where he won only 54% of points despite being the greatest player ever. Federer emphasized resilience, the ability to move on from setbacks, and maintaining focus on the next challenge.
3. Life is Bigger than the Court: There is a life beyond professional achievements. He spoke about his foundation aimed at providing early childhood education in Africa, underscoring the significance of contributing to a cause larger than oneself.
Please share for wider reach so that it makes an impact on someone's life!
#Federer #Lifelessons #Goat
What if people are using your name to buy SIM cards?
The government has introduced a portal named Sanchar Saathi, where you can find and report fraud numbers registered under your name!!
How to check:
1) Visit
https://t.co/jeEnVgzrNK
2) Log in through OTP
3) Select the fraud number if any
4) Select 'Not My Number' and Report!
Thanks to @anshgupta64 for this very useful information.
#Godbunder Vasai creek new bridge is completely jammed for the last 1 hour due to downline blockage by vehicles coming from opposite direction. No traffic personnel or police are seen at the spot. Drivers and passengers are trying their level best to clear the traffic. #pathetic.
#Godbunder Vasai creek new bridge is completely jammed for the last 1 hour due to downline blockage by vehicles coming from opposite direction. No traffic personnel or police are seen at the spot. Drivers and passengers are trying their level best to clear the traffic. #pathetic.
While there is no constitutional objection to calling India “Bharat”, which is one of the country’s two official names, I hope the government will not be so foolish as to completely dispense with “India”, which has incalculable brand value built up over centuries. We should continue to use both words rather than relinquish our claim to a name redolent of history, a name that is recognised around the world.