The students are at top priority, educationally n security-wise, so they need not worry and have their parents worried for them. The Honorable Prime Minister has tweeted, and I am sure that he will take strict action against all those people who are responsible for this leak. So students, plz go back to your parents n homes.
Sonam, it's done, bro. Don't extend this. Keep the spirit for another day if there be a need, which I doubt, n eat something. If u want, will send u food from home.
7 years back.
I scored 510 and my friend scored 388 in NEET.
I didnt get admission but my Friend who scored 388 got admission into MBBS.
Today he is writing on Instagram "Education System" is Unfair.
I never wanted to leave Kerala. Studied here, loved it here. But when I started job hunting, the system crushed my hopes.
PSC vacancies are very few, and even those are mostly grabbed by people with political influence who get the questions leaked.
Aided colleges? Run by different religious groups — you have to belong to their community and pay ₹40 lakhs donation.
Co-operative banks? Need ruling party support + “donation”.
All these jobs where the salary is paid from our taxes, from government funds. Yet ordinary people have no chance.
Now I realise my kids will face the same fate unless we have a business. Most will be forced to leave Kerala or even the country.
This is not sustainable. Dharmendra Pradhan should resign. But more importantly — who is going to solve these deep-rooted problems in Kerala? We deserve better.
The tyranny of Tipu Sultan: Princess Aswathi Thirunal Gouri Lakshmi Bayi, a member of the Travancore Royal Family, recounts the atrocities committed by Tipu Sultan in Kerala, including the destruction of temples, forced conversions, and the displacement of communities from Malabar.
She recalls that Maharaja Karthika Thirunal Rama Varma provided refuge to those who fled Malabar, offering them shelter, land, and the means to rebuild their lives.
She raises a pertinent question: why should Tipu Sultan be regarded as a “national hero”?
The body is washed after death not for hygiene. Pouring water completes something. If even a little activity remains in the body, it will cease.
Sadhguru on washing the body - Chapter 7 of Death: An Inside Story:
In certain communities in India that still remember these things, the first thing done after death is to strip the body naked. The next thing is to wash it with water.
Most people assume this is for hygiene. It is not only that.
Sadhguru explains it with something you can feel for yourself. Even when you are alive, if someone pours water on your face, you feel like you are being waterboarded, like you are drowning. Water poured over the body has a powerful effect on the life process within it.
If there is even a little activity still happening in the body after death, washing it with water will cause that activity to cease. Running water has the ability to clear many aspects off the body.
So the purpose of washing is not just to clean. It is to facilitate the complete withdrawal of life from the body.
After washing, the body is again laid in a north-south alignment in an open space, kept naked, with just a single white cloth covering it.
Why white? The colour white reflects almost all light and most heat. These two, light and heat, can hasten the decomposition of the cells. And hastening decomposition is not advisable at this stage, because certain aspects of prana are still partially functional in the body. A black or coloured cloth would absorb light and heat, and should be avoided.
And why is the cloth there at all? Not for the dead body's sake. The body has nothing to cover and nothing to expose. The cloth is purely for the living, who have issues with seeing it otherwise.
These days, people have begun dressing up the body elaborately. Undertakers in the West do more make-up for a dead body than is done for Hollywood stars.
But in this culture, you go back the way you came.
Naked, as you were born.
A final, silent reminder to everyone watching that none of those things ever mattered.
📖 Death: An Inside Story · Ch. 7.
Temple revenues must be used for the upkeep of temples, not as welfare funds. Thanks to all activists who have been working relentlessly for years towards this, but Temples should ultimately be in the hands of Devotees. -Sg. @CMOTamilnadu
📢 Kerala 🛣️
In Kerala, we have approved ₹1,663.15 crore for the 4-laning of a 54.37 km stretch of NH-183, from Kollam Bypass Junction to Anjilimoodu.
Kollam, known as India’s cashew capital and home to over 600 processing units, will significantly benefit from this infrastructure upgrade. The improved corridor will serve key industrial clusters including cashew, coir, ceramics, rare earth, and fisheries, collectively employing over 1.5 lakh workers. Enhanced connectivity to Kollam Port will reduce logistics costs, cut transit time, and facilitate seamless freight movement, thereby strengthening the regional economy.
The 4-lane corridor will also improve road safety and decongest existing stretches. As part of NH-183, the project will enhance interstate and regional connectivity, while improving access to key tourist destinations such as Periyar Tiger Reserve and Thekkady, giving a further boost to tourism and overall economic growth in the region.
#PragatiKaHighway #GatiShakti
@PMOIndia@VDSatheesan@RajeevRC_X@TheSureshGopi@GeorgeKurianbjp@BJP4Keralam
Though the density of population is a real challenge for our Nation, most important to strive to maintain the minimally mandated 33% green cover. Among the best ways to achieve this is to promote tree-based agriculture at industrial scale. This is critical to maintain ecological stability which is threatened by soaring temperatures. -Sg
Placing land under green shade is imperative to bring down surface temperature. There is simply no other way to cool the earth. Every square foot of green cover will contribute to regulating temperature extremes. Time to prioritize & optimize our efforts in this direction. Tree-based agriculture is the way forward. -Sg
One of the most powerful symbols of India’s unbroken civilizational continuity!
Discovered at Mohenjo-daro in undivided India this steatite seal, about 4,300-year-old, shows a seated figure in yogic posture (widely seen as Shiva-Pashupati) seated in Mulabandhasana, surrounded by animals.
While ancient sites may lie across modern borders, India remains the living custodian of this heritage. The yogic posture, Shaivite symbolism, and spiritual ethos seen in the Pashupati Seal continue to thrive in India’s temples, daily worship of Shiva, yogic traditions, and cultural life even today.
From the Vedic period to contemporary Bharat, this civilizational thread has remained alive and unbroken — deeply embedded in our philosophy, rituals, and collective consciousness.🇮🇳
#PashupatiSeal #IndusSaraswatiCivilization #LivingIndianHeritage