We are not against reservation. We are against its present form.
Reservation laws need reform. Support should go to those who are genuinely disadvantaged, based on financial need not caste alone. A poor family deserves equal consideration, regardless of caste.
Priority should be given to economically weaker families, such as those holding BPL cards, rather than to applicants from financially well-off households simply because they belong to a reserved category.
It’s time for the Government to reform the reservation system and make it fair, transparent, and focused on helping those who truly need it.
#ReservationReform #Equality #Merit #SocialJustice
calling others “andhbhakt” while letting reels shape your worldview is hilarious. gen z’s “protests” are driven more by viral trends than facts. when the algorithm changes, so do the convictions. that’s not activism, it’s fuckin doomscrolling with a banner
I don't think I'll ever get over how a group of unempathetic thugs and bullies continued to abuse and ridicule a ground reporter drenched in rain, for simply wanting to do his job.
He looked up at the sky for a brief moment, and gathered enough courage to maintain his composure.
These students who are mocking this guy aren’t studious or sincere, or will do anything meaningful in life without parental assistance. For them it’s an Instagram carnival. The dildo of consequences will arrive soon.
Millennials are now sandwiched between a generation that believes everything they read on WhatsApp and a generation that believes everything they see on Instagram.
His documentary will conclude with the incredible comebacks against Egypt and England and him being thrown into the air. He tried one more time for his people and finally for himself. He was raging against the dying of the light.
Supernova of football.
Say NO to colonial-era judicial worship.
Say NO to referring to judges as “Your Honour” or “My Lord.” They are servants of the Indian judiciary and should instead be addressed as “Judicial Servant.”
Every lawyer should refer to judges as “Judicial Servant” and break these stereotypes and colonial-era norms.
Every citizen is equal in the eyes of the Indian Constitution. No one is a lord or above the Constitution.
Thank you, our hero, Prabal Pratap, for calling the judiciary what it actually is: “Mr. Judicial Servant.”
The act itself does not move me, but In a world of 8 billion finding the other person who is the same sort of insane to do with with you is terribly romantic