दिल्ली की ट्रैफिक पुलिस @dtptraffic पिछले 25 साल के सबसे निकृष्ट दौर से गुज़र रही है... और इसका सबूत आपको तब मिलता है जब आप प्रगति मैदान टनल से होकर रिंग रोड पर निकलते हैं... यहां एक सीएनजी पंप है... यहां बड़ी तादाद में अवैध दुकाने बनी हैं... ऊपर से पंप वाला ट्रैफिक कंट्रोल नहीं करता... जिसकी वजह से यहां चोक प्वाइंट बन जाता है... और नतीजा इंडिया गेट तक रोज़ जाम लग जाता है...
हैरत की बात है कि ये झंझट रात 9.30 बजे तक और कई बार तो 10 बजे तक रहता है... और ये सब पिछले तीन से साल से रोज़ हो रहा है... लेकिन सबसे शर्मनाक बात है कि जो बात राहगीरों को समझ में आ रही है वो ट्रैफिक पुलिस को समझ नहीं आ रही है... पिछले चार साल में मैंने आज तक इस प्वाइंट पर किसी ट्रैफिक पुलिस वाले को व्यवस्था संभालते नहीं देखा... जागो भाई... नींद से जागो...
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I recently stayed at a 5-star hotel and accidentally wandered into what looked like a modern-day royal durbar.
A High Court judge was presiding over a conference there. Nothing unusual about that. What was unusual was the sheer size of the entourage and the spectacle around him.
People waiting in the lobby with flowers, an army of sycophants hovering around, hotel staff being commanded as though they were palace servants… their attitude was basically:
“OMG THE HONOURABLE PERSON HAS ENTERED THE BUILDING. EVERYONE FORM A HUMAN PETAL CARPET.”
And in the morning, the judge was given a secluded cabin for breakfast while the rest of us… ordinary paying peasants… ate around him.........apparently the sight of commoners eating dosa in the same room is a threat to judicial dignity. 😂
I’m all for security and reasonable protocol. But this was theatre disguised as security.
And the funniest part? When I asked the hotel reception about the whole circus while paying my bill, even they sounded completely fed up.
We became a republic decades ago. We got independence from the British. Although, we’re still waiting for independence from the feudal mindset.
I have been living in Delhi NCR for more than 20 years.
In the mid-2000s, we used to see Kanwariyas walking on the roads of Delhi. They walked quietly on the side of the road and did not disturb anyone. At most, there were separate walking areas for them, with volunteers guiding them.
There were no loud DJs, no mini-trucks with people waving baseball bats, no fancy lights, no running on the roads, no highways reserved for Kanwariyas, and no flower showers from helicopters.
Back in my hometown, Bareilly, I had never even heard of this during my childhood. These things simply did not exist.
Cut to 2026. Now, Kanwariyas seem to get the highest priority on the roads of North India during these 15 days of Sawan. An office-goer paying taxes or a patient in an ambulance fighting for their life does not seem to get the same importance.
You have to change your travel plans. Schools are shut, offices ask people to work from home, and businesses lose customers. All this happens to accommodate people on the roads for these 15 days.
They seem to feel like the kings of the roads. They can argue with police officers, damage cars, and do whatever they want.
Unless ordinary people who suffer because of this government-supported event every year start raising their voices, nothing is going to change.
EXPOSED: The document the Government tried hard to erase.
On July 28, 2026, SIAM officially warned the Union Govt that Excessive chloride in E20 petrol is actively damaging your vehicles.
Instead of protecting your hard earned money & your vehicles the govt went after news articles that reported on this SIAM letter.
DOWNLOAD & SAVE THIS LETTER NOW before it gets pulled down again.
To every politician across party lines: Stand up for the citizens of India today, or admit you don't serve them.
Team Bharat accepts full responsibility for releasing this suppressed letter. We do not fear the consequences. The truth belongs to the public.
Jai Hind 🇮🇳
Tehseen Poonawalla | Founder, Team Bharat
By the time candidates reach NEET PG, everyone has already become an MBBS doctor.
They have studied the same 4.5-year MBBS curriculum, completed the same one-year compulsory internship, and earned the same medical degree.
If the argument is that everyone should first have equal educational opportunities, then after MBBS everyone has already had the same medical education.
So why should reservation continue at the postgraduate specialization level?
I'm asking this as a genuine policy question, not as a personal attack
#EndReservation
#ReservationReform
#ReservationHatao
A person scoring 1/800 in PG entrance has been granted MS in Orthopaedics while those scoring 500+ are denied.
The nation is going to dogs and instead of being ashamed, political jokers are presenting it as an achievement.
Approach road to this bridge on Tons River, Dehradun, caved in today. Worth ₹16 crore, it was inaugurated two weeks ago.
This is an important bridge, as it is one of the major entry points into Dehradun for traffic from Punjab, Haryana, and Himachal.
What's worse is that people waited 10 months for this because it had collapsed last year too, and since then, people had been using a temporary bridge built with Hume pipes.
It was constructed by the marvellous engineers of the PWD.
Finally Reservation topic is gaining momentum.
Time to demand some changes-
1. One Family One Reservation
2. One Time Reservation- use either for studies or jobs
3. Sunset Clause- Reservation should end after specific period
In 1950:
SC list had 607 castes, today it has ~1200
ST list had 241 tribes, today it has 744
So where these castes are coming from?
If even after 70+ yrs, not a single caste has been uplifted via reservation, that itself shows "Reservation is a failed policy".
#EndReservation