This is the India they don't want you to see. 😕
While some people spend their days preaching merit, thousands are still forced into cleaning drains and sewers to survive.
The biggest stain on this country isnt reservation.
It's the caste system that still decides who cleans the filth.
Cleaner public spaces begin with shared responsibility.
With today’s inauguration of the new Eeze Toilets in MLA Shri @dineshgrao’s constituency Gandhinagar, we take another step towards better public sanitation.
Let’s keep them clean, use them responsibly, and build a better Bengaluru together.
#PublicToilets
You've all paid your taxes before the July 31 deadline. Now, with your tax money, the Govt has launched yet another campaign. These posters will soon be seen across the country.
A man was allegedly caught by residents in Bengaluru's ITI Layout after he was accused of stealing a mobile phone while pretending to have a physical disability and begging.
Locals claimed the man, identified as Mukesh, was seen limping while seeking alms before allegedly targeting a phone. When confronted, he reportedly stood upright, folded his hands and apologised.
Residents later handed him over to the police. The allegations are being investigated, and police are verifying the claims.
#bengaluru #CrimeNews #disability #begging #Karnatakanews
The President of the Czech Republic spends his vacations being a professional photographer for F1 and other motorsports.
Petr Pavel has full media credentials and is just there for the love of the game.
Modi Govt suppressed every form of Political Satire for 12 years.
Now there’s an explosion of free expression… and I don’t think he can take all of it at once.
Join us in wishing 16th Anniversary greetings to @AmitShah.
This same Sohrabuddin was involved in the contract killing of former Guj Home minister Haren Pandya, who was a vocal critic of Shah Ji’s boss.
Good old times!
Nine years ago, S. Anitha, a 17-year-old Dalit student from Ariyalur, became the first victim of the NEET examination.
She scored 1,176/1,200 in the Tamil Nadu State Board and had a medical cut-off of 196.75/200, enough to secure a medical seat under the state's earlier admission system. But with NEET made mandatory in 2017, her dream was shattered.
Anitha warned that NEET would l disproportionately harm students from rural backgrounds, government schools and marginalized communities. Her voice went unheard.
If the Supreme Court had listened to S. Anitha's concerns, countless children would not be facing the immense pressure and suffering associated with NEET today. Her story remains a powerful reminder of the human consequences of policy decisions.
On 1 September 2017, she died via suicide by hanging. 💔
LoP Shri @RahulGandhi met Sahil, a student injured in police pellet firing during the protest on 20th July.
It is unacceptable that students are being attacked for raising legitimate concerns and holding the government accountable.
WE STAND WITH OUR STUDENTS.
WE STAND WITH THEIR DEMANDS