@Trader_Teju2 Compititive exams endhuku bro seat ochaka merit based scholarship evadam better kadha ahh deni valla next generation society lo best doctors, engineers andharu build avutharu merit valla situation chudandi koni lakhs untaru seats rakunda malli long term tesukoni Ela ayina ravali
One simple question:
Has Caste Reservation fulfilled its purpose of uplifting people?
โ If YES - Then abolish it.
A policy shouldn't continue after it has outlived its purpose.
โIf NO - Then abolish it.
If 75+ years weren't enough, then it was never the right solution.
@AnanthVinayINC@k_eerthii 100 open unte em avuthadhi merit based evachu gaa ...nuvu scholarships ni reservation chesukoo merit vallaki kuda gc aithe income based evu check chesi ...
@Krishank_BRS Always the target shame on you.....bro due to vote bank even ur party is doing same thing.... don't try to fool public.... reservation needs some other areas...all competitive exam should be fairly except fees u can change in that....or better income based...
@M9News_ It's pvt organisation at the end customer will suffer until a government body keeps stablizied prices then only
.... And percentage cut as well...even heard this 20% as well
@kk_tarun9077@IAmTanishAlladi Does arrest some criminals creating fear in society....don't act foolishness and repeating same dialogue from cockroaches....please be mature fightfor making system strong
I just wanted to share a thought. This is not to defend anyone or attack anyone. Iโm just trying to look at the bigger picture.
First of all, my heart goes out to every family that lost their child and i am with their families. I canโt even imagine that pain. Every student who worked day and night for NEET deserved a fair exam, and if there was a paper leak, the people responsible should be punished without any mercy.
But after all the anger and politics, I have one question.
Do we only want someone to blame, or do we actually want to make sure this never happens again?
Yes, the government is accountable for conducting a fair examination. There is no debate on that. If there are loopholes in the system, they must be fixed. If security failed, improve it. If people leaked the paper, punish them.
But can I ask all of us something?
Did the Education Minister himself leak the paper?
No.
Some greedy people did it for money. Thatโs the reality. The governmentโs job is to make sure the system becomes so strong that these people donโt get a chance again.
Now let me ask another question.
If one exam doesnโt go wellโฆ should a child feel that life is over?
Who teaches a child that?
The Education Minister?
Or parents? Teachers? Friends? Family? Society?
We teach our children how to score marks. But are we teaching them how to deal with failure? Are we reminding them that one exam is important, but it is never bigger than life itself?
And before we point fingers at the system, letโs be honest with ourselves too.
How many of us follow every rule?
Have we never jumped a signal?
Never tried to use influence?
Never broken a rule because it was convenient?
Never looked for shortcuts?
Iโm not saying this to excuse the governmentโs responsibility. Not at all.
Iโm saying a country doesnโt become better only because the government becomes better. It becomes better when its citizens become better too.
Every time something goes wrong, we immediately ask, โWho should resign?โ
Fair enough.
But are we asking enough questions about how to stop it from happening again?
How do we make exams more secure?
How do we make sure students donโt think one failure is the end of life?
How do we improve counselling in schools and coaching centres?
How do we make honesty a habit instead of just a slogan?
And one more thing.
I personally feel that governance becomes stronger when the right people are part of policymaking. Education should have more education experts. Health should have more health experts. Technology should have more technology experts. Good politics should also mean good expertise.
This isnโt about BJP, Congress, Jana Sena, or any other party.
Tomorrow, whichever party is in power should be held to the same standard.
But as citizens, letโs ask ourselves one simple question.
How much am I contributing to making this country better?
100%?
80%?
50%?
Or am I expecting perfection only from the system while making compromises myself?
Demand accountability from governments. Absolutely.
Punish the guilty. Absolutely.
Strengthen the system. Absolutely.
But letโs also build stronger families, stronger values, and stronger citizens.
Because at the end of the day, a nation is not built only by the people who govern it.
It is built by every single person who lives in it.
One last thing. If this fight is for students, let it stay with the students. Donโt let political parties hijack their pain. The moment politics takes over, the issue stops being about students and starts becoming about votes. Student voices deserve to be heard without political filters. If the goal is justice, keep the focus on justiceโฆ.not political gains. Only then will this movement have the moral strength to bring real change.
#NEET
NTA reported to police within 2 days of NEET exam about paper leak
Within 5 days Ministry of Education gave a complaint to CBI
Within 10 days of exam, 13 people were arrested including some teachers.
Within 12 days of original NEET exam, Education Minister did a press conference and Apologized for the paper leak.
Re-NEET was announced and a permanent solution was given that further all exams will be Computer Based Exams.
Crime Happened, Complaint was done, Arrest happened, Apology from Education Minister and Permanent Solution was given.
What is the Protest about?
Its about Accountability.
@Daredevil_99999@nocares190@NeelFannn@DelhiPolice Person maruthe.....set avuthadhi anedhi ni foolishness..... system marchali exam conduct chese way marchali appude telusthadhi leak avadam 1st time em kadhu...edhi but they reconducted again... Results came counselling also on the way...I am sure edhi e parliament session varake