चिंगारी लग चुकी हैं। 🔥
ज्ञानेश कुमार इस्तीफ़ा दो ज्ञानेश हटाओ देश बचाओ।
EVM के खिलाफ यह चिंगारी सुलगी थी याद हैं?🔥
EVM के खिलाफ है वो वीडियो रिट्वीट करें।
Tamil Nadu has an astounding 36 government medical colleges, nearly one for every district, backed by 199 taluka hospitals and 2,336 primary health centres, with 9,330 rural health sub-centres under them. Tamil Nadu has near-universal immunisation and an infant mortality rate less than half of the Indian average. It is no surprise, then, that nearly forty percent of the health tourism India attracts is to Tamil Nadu alone, a state that is home to only 5.5 percent of the country’s population. Tamil Nadu has the highest doctor-to-population ratio in the country—at levels comparable to Norway and Sweden—but also the best spatial distribution of doctors.
Nearly every medical professional @sujajourno spoke to said this was a clear result of abolishing entrance exams, high rates of reservation—based on caste but also for those from government schools, rural areas, et cetera—and a consistent effort to start medical colleges in every district. These should be efforts that other states and the union government emulate, not attempt to constrict.
Read the full report here: https://t.co/o2y6JsR8V1
111 MPs and MLAs switched parties since 2022. 99/111 joined the BJP or its allies.
After dismantling regional forces with the ECI’s and court’s help, the BJP is creating proxy parties to manufacture pseudo-regional alternatives, forces that appear regional but ultimately serve the BJP’s interests.
Shinde Sena, NCP (AP), NCPI are the best examples.
https://t.co/MPCIiJlZMa
For opposition:
Yes, elections are being rigged. But when you continue to participate in rigged elections, you legitimise these elections and help maintain the illusion that they are free and fair.
Maybe you keep contesting because you fear that if you don’t, you will stop existing. But what kind of existence are you trying to protect when votes are being stolen, your MLAs and MPs are being poached, and your parties are being split?
This is not political survival. You are simply trying to stay alive in a system that can weaken you, split your party or take away your elected representatives whenever it wants. How long can you survive like this?
And you cannot talk about election rigging only when it happens in states that matter to you and remain silent when it happens elsewhere. If elections are being rigged, it should matter regardless of the state or which party is affected.
You cannot keep saying the game is rigged while continuing to play it. Your participation is the only thing that gives these rigged elections legitimacy.
Think about the nation and its democracy before thinking about your own political survival. Take a stand and stop participating in rigged elections.
🚨Very concerning information coming in.
Both the CBI and ED are being pressured by the regime to raid close associates of the two Election Commissioners. Both of them are resisting pressure to hold a joint press conference with Gyanesh Kumar and unequivocally refute and trash the Indian Express report.
The same had happened to Ashok Lavasa. His family members were sent IT notices before he was pressured to resign.
This is completely unacceptable. The government has totally forgotten that this is post-Jantar Mantar India and the public cannot be fooled through such illegal and fraudulent tactics.
No better sign of the times than media houses from Chennai to Delhi climbing all over each other to hype this "race" in rural England, while Tamil Nadu suffers rampant crime and ubiquitous power cuts...
The people get the government, and the parasitic media, they deserve...
About a year ago, a Princeton student named Kyler Zhou was sitting in traffic in New Jersey. At some point he was so bored that he put on a podcast with… me 🙃
It was my usual talk about the talent crisis. About the smartest kids of a generation going to work for McKinsey and Goldman Sachs, while the biggest problems in the world go unsolved, blablabla, you may have heard it by now ;)
What’s interesting is what happened next. As soon as Kyler got home, he emailed me and The School for Moral Ambition (the organization we started to get talented people working on the world's biggest problems).
Kyler wanted to bring this to Princeton.
Well, we told him no 😅. We had just launched our first university fellowship at Harvard, and there was no capacity for a second campus...
Kyler decided to ignore us. Three days into the semester, he launched the first* Moral Ambition Chapter at a university in the United States. In just a few days, more than 120 Princeton students signed up. In November of last year I visited, and the energy was simply AMAZING.
Since then, everything has been escalating. Students have started Moral Ambition Chapters at Brown, Stanford, Vanderbilt, Georgetown and 5 other campuses – often before we've heard of them.
Which brings me to today. After the launch of our Harvard Fellowship (8% of ALL Harvard juniors applied to the first cohort!), we're now also launching Moral Ambition Fellowships at Princeton, Brown, Vanderbilt and Stanford. The program is simple: twelve super talented students per campus, a $15,000 stipend, and a summer working full-time on the most important causes of our time, like lead poisoning or child poverty or ending factory farming or AI safety etc. – instead of polishing a boring corporate pitch deck.
It's just incredible to see how quickly this movement is growing. Every year, thousands of brilliant graduates are funneled into corporate careers that add little to the world. More and more of them are starting to walk the other way.
(For students: applications for Harvard, Princeton, Brown and Vanderbilt are open now. Stanford opens October 6. https://t.co/3dM17vtNbC)
* Brown University claims that they were actually the first – I've decided to stay neutral in this quarrel 😅
அரசியல் என்பது நல்ல நிர்வாகம் மட்டுமல்ல
“நாங்கள் நாட்டை நன்றாக நிர்வகிப்போம். நல்ல நிர்வாகம் தருவோம். ஊழலைக் குறைப்போம். வளர்ச்சியைக் கொண்டுவருவோம். வேலைவாய்ப்பை உருவாக்குவோம்.” இவை எல்லாம் முக்கியமான விஷயங்கள்தான். ஆனால் அதுதான் அரசியலா? இல்லை.
MASSIVE EXPOSE 🤯
Economist & Former Finance Secy Subhash Chandra Garg revealed that actual GDP growth rate is 2.6%, NOT 7.8%
He exposed Modi Govt based on its own data, not speculations.
Watch how shamelessly NDTV anchor tried to shut him down, but he didn’t stop.
@SriManSG Bro this website isn’t correct, use https://t.co/5trCR5Wv17
Always when it is government related work or application make sure to check for .gov.in in the URL
ये मोहम्मद इरफ़ान हैं, इन्हें औपचारिक शिक्षा नहीं मिली।
दिल्ली की एक झुग्गी बस्ती में रहते हैं, ये भी जंतर-मंतर पर हुए आंदोलन का हिस्सा थे लेकिन लोगों तक इनकी आवाज़ शायद पहुंच नहीं सकी,
लोकतंत्र पर इनकी बात एक बार ज़रूर सुनिए।
You cannot have both fairness and NEET.
NEET is fundamentally unfair.
While I cannot speak for every state, I can certainly speak for Tamil Nadu. Every political party in Tamil Nadu except the BJP opposes NEET. The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly has repeatedly passed resolutions and Bills seeking exemption from NEET.
Stop defending the indefensible. #ScrapNEET once and for all.
Look out for my Op-ed in tomorrow's edition of @The_Hindu, where I set out in detail why NEET is fundamentally unfair and why it must be abolished.