This isn’t the Gayatri Mantra. Your entire outrage is based on a story you simply cooked up.
The verse is from the Śikṣāvallī of the Taittirīya Upaniṣad. Its context is education: student discipline, correct recitation, moral duties, righteous conduct and becoming a better human being.
But apparently, the moment some people hear Sanskrit, comprehension shuts down and “communalism” begins.
Persian couplets and English poetry are freely performed, quoted and celebrated across college campuses. Nobody screams that the campus has been communalised. So why this allergy to a Sanskrit verse teaching students good conduct?
At least identify the text before manufacturing outrage around it.
My PM Shri Narendra Modi Ji turned IIT Delhi’s convocation into a warm, witty campus throwback.
“Getting late… missing the Satpura Mess parathas?”
“Spend a few moments at Wind T… and remember me too.”
His playful lines instantly connected with the graduates. Beneath the humour: however far life takes you, never forget the campus, friends, teachers, mentors and staff who shaped you.
A PM who talks technology and aspirations, yet connects over mess ke parathe. ❤️🇮🇳
#Karnataka#Breaking#Bengaluru
Krishna Byre Gowda Pulls Up Engineers for Attending Review Meeting Unprepared
Bengaluru City Development Minister @krishnabgowda expressed strong displeasure over the lack of preparedness shown by @GBA_office engineers during a review meeting on the city’s #LEDstreetlight project.
Questioning the officials over the absence of basic data and their inability to answer key queries, the #minister remarked, “You don’t even have basic data. Are you attending meetings just to look at each other’s faces?”
He further criticised the casual attitude of some officials towards government service, saying, “Government employment doesn’t mean you can come and go as you please.”
The minister’s sharp remarks came after engineers failed to present adequate information and preparations during the review of the LED streetlight implementation in the city.
@CMofKarnataka@DKShivakumar
Karnataka Gen Z are something!
Kannada Gen Zs are on fire! 🔥
They don't spare anyone.
Sonam Wangchuk & Abhijeet Dipke have been brutally fact-checked & exposed.
How did the USA know before us??
VC @LalajiNaik 🔥
🚨 CRAZY!
Several Church fathers were seen at Jantar Mantar expressing SOLIDARITY with the student protesters.
FCRA Amendment has hit the ecosystem to their roots😂🔥
@priyankac19 Adding fuel on fire. Govt could have listened to sane voices who meant good, read the feeling on the street, and advised some actions early on. Then done something fixing things in earnest. They now have to invite, sit, listen, and talk to anarchists and rioters. Yet don't learn.
𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗱. 𝗢𝗻𝗹𝘆 𝗹𝗼𝘄 𝗜𝗤 𝗽𝗲𝗼𝗽𝗹𝗲 𝘄𝗶𝗹𝗹 𝗯𝗲 𝗼𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗱 𝗯𝘆 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀. 👇🏻
It’s a democracy that allows anyone to demand the resignation of any minister.
Did Dharmendra Pradhan leak the exam? No, but he is accountable. All the people involved in the leak have been arrested.
Did the exam waste students’ year? No. The exam was conducted, and the result is announced.
Also, there isn’t a single competitive exam where students haven’t died by suicide. Forget competitive exams, even school students have died by suicide due to poor results.
CJP is simply taking advantage of the situation, and many of the protesters will learn this the hard way, just as many of us did during the India Against Corruption movement, which gave us leaders even more corrupt.
Only people with low IQs are getting swayed by emotion. Abhijit Dipke and a few others may become leaders by joining one political party or another, while the rest of the protesters will be left with FIRs against them.
A majority of Instagram influencers are getting carried away after watching one-sided videos and know very little about politics. Many of them don’t even know what NEET or the NTA is, or what the CJI’s remarks were.
Instagram influencers are the dumbest of them all.