Commendable "tabahi" by Bittu. At a time when many of us take our rivers and water bodies for granted, young people like Bittu are showing us the mirror - not just by pointing out the problem, but by taking responsibility and doing something about it.
#WATCH | Verona, Italy: On FCRA Bill, Analyst and Advisor, India-Italy relations, Carlo Lombardi says, "...The first FCRA was passed by the Indian Parliament in 1976. It was done by Mrs Indira Gandhi. It was then overhauled in 2010 by Mr Manmohan Singh's government, and it was actually harsher at the time...My basic point is that NGOs are great. They do a lot of good work for humanity, but they are also an instrument of foreign policy. This is not a secret..."
I welcome the US court’s decision with humility and deep respect for the judicial process.
Throughout this challenging period, our faith in truth, fairness and the rule of law remained unwavering.
My deepest gratitude to those who never lost faith in us, in the system and in India’s capacity for justice.
We will continue doing what matters: building for our nation, creating value that outlasts us and serving a purpose larger than ourselves.
That is our commitment.
Jai Hind.
Indian railways has never had such few accidents. Incredible work by the concerned ministry, and even this chart does not do justice. Halving in a decade, and then falling by ~95% in another decade or so.
(via @Ind_Whitepill)
This must be a national movement. Hon PM @narendramodi had started the Swachh Bharat movement a decade ago and it is a matter of civic shame that we as a people failed to act. In Bengaluru we are focused on a clean city drive. But it has to be sustained action through cleaner habits.
FCRA is a necessity for India.
A nation with millions of NGOs cannot afford to make transparency a choice.
The FCRA Amendment Bill aims to make foreign funding more transparent and accountable. It helps ensure that foreign contributions are used for legitimate purposes and reduces the risk of misuse, which will also strengthen national security.
"When reels replace textbooks & algorithms become teachers, an uninformed generation turns into a national security risk"
- Palki Sharma Upadhyay, Indian Journalist
Impressive statistics indeed. This is the kind of excellence India needs to compete globally because reaching the top is one thing, but staying there demands innovation and continuous improvement.
Every true Indian should understand this & evaluate what we read , see & what we should understand . Everything is weaponised for ulterior motives .