Took this pic at Maza, the last Indian border post near Taksing. The ITBP chief confirmed today that a standoff between the Indian Army and the PLA also took place in the Maza sector.
Finally, the reports filed by us local journalists are being vindicated.
#ITBP#Taksing#PLA
@anwaribrahim Sir there seems to be an error or atleast there's an error in the translated version. VD Sathessan WAS the leader of opposition but NOW is the Chief Minister of Keralam state.
Saurabh Mukherjea gets a lot of hate but frankly a lot of what he has said in the book - the crisis of the Indian middle class is actually playing out.
1) Jobs have stalled. 8.7 crore youth not studying or working.
2) Going abroad isn't as easy as it once was. The West is making it harder to immigrate there.
2) Social media fuels unrealistic aspirations. So the youth borrow to finance consumption. Notice the incident in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar about the boy taking his own life, seemingly over an iPhone EMI.
3) The youth turn to F&O. 43% of traders are below the age of 30. They lose money there as well (88% making loses, per the Sebi study).
4) A govt job is seen as another escape from poverty and unemployment. Except that paper leaks lay waste to months of effort.
The result? A tinder box. More protests over various (seemingly different) issues - paper leaks, reservations and much else. The underlying cause is the same, a 'fastest growing' economy that isn't creating enough jobs.
I don't know if there's a solution. Supply-side remedies that can solve it, take time to play out. Less red tape, free capital, labour and land reforms. Even if done now, I don't know if the youth of India have time on their hands.
@YogiSD112@elitepredatorss https://t.co/DWhVd6wruR
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Sharing two articles from 2015. Be the judge after reading them which CM should be credited.
@karishmahasnat@official_dgar Most likely the location of attack to be intentional. Yesterday 13 July was the first anniversary of the drone strikes on ULFA-NSCN camp in Myanmar last year.
People in North India planning travel to the mountains for an escape from the heat, please be aware of this. Rainfall and associated disruption likely. Best to avoid the trips between 29 May and 3 June.
#Heatwave#Travel#NorthIndia
The period from May 29 to June 3 is anticipated to be a game-changer for the summer-to-monsoon transition. The Western Disturbance is likely to bring significantly above-normal rainfall over North India during this period. Severe weather is also possible, so please check weather updates regularly and stay alert during storms.