Kangana Ranaut is clearest example of how a woman who supports BJP can never truly be an activist for women’s empowerment. Her words and actions continue to prove this time and again.
how do i explain to these illiterate, uneducated, dumbasses that government isn’t something to blindly worshippeople should ALWAYS question those in power. blind loyalty isn’t PATRIOTISM.
Yesterday, I joined a protest to stand up for students and speak against injustice they are facing. One of my contacts, who has known me for over a decade, called me a “Pakistani” just because I chose to speak up. 🤣
India’s new Education Minister:
B.A. graduate.
No teaching background.
No academic career.
No specialised education experience.
Longtime RSS roots.
Five-time MP.
After a massive student protest, solution is apparently:
Education experience ❌
Political experience ✅
RSS credentials ✅
Well syllabus may change.
Selection criteria clearly didn’t. 💀
It took ONE protest to challenge religious dogmatism and bring people together beyond barriers of caste, creed, religion, and gender. Rahul Gandhi’s message of unity resonated across communities, reminding us of India we studied about in textbooks diverse, inclusive and united. THIS is the India we studied about in textbooks.
For a moment, India came together beyond caste, religion and politics. Rahul Gandhi’s message of unity and love connected with many people. Proud of a generation that chose to speak up and stand together.
Democracy is not about blind loyalty. It’s about accountability. It takes courage to question the government, hold those in power accountable and demand the right actions. If people still don’t understand the motive behind this protest, it’s time for them to educate themselves first.
Dear Prime Minister, We appreciate you posting reels every day. You once addressed us as your friends. So here’s a gentle reminder from one friend to another students are still on the streets. The movement hasn’t ended, questions haven’t been answered, demand for accountability hasn’t disappeared. Students are still on the streets.
Students are on streets demanding an end to paper leaks.
What has government shut down?
Metro
Roads
Shops
Internet access
Food services
Students asking for their rights are facing restrictions but one thing still hasn’t been shut down “paper leaks”.
Government did not fear protest itself. What they feared was that people protesting were not divided as Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, Jains, or Buddhists they stood together simply as Youth of India.
What they feared most was unity.
They know that when people unite, politics based on division loses its strength, and citizens begin demanding accountability from those in power. That is what they fear.
No one is talking about this: If thousands of police personnel, CRPF, RPF and ITBP jawans could be deployed overnight at Jantar Mantar, why couldn’t same urgency be shown in Manipur?
Distance was never real obstacle. The pain, fear and cries of innocent people in Manipur deserved same swift response and attention.