@NitinNabin@BJP4UP The automated driving test system has become a breeding ground for corruption rather than a fair evaluation of driving skills. Was any proper due diligence conducted before implementing this system?
I urge the State Government and the Road Transport Minister to investigate this issue and introduce biometric identity verification to ensure that only the actual applicant takes the driving test.
From my observations, only about 20% of applicants appear for their own driving test, while in nearly 80% of cases, attendants at the test circuit, allegedly in collusion with agents, take the test on the applicant’s behalf.
Anyone can identify serious process gaps by spending just a couple of hours at the test track in Ghaziabad. Applicants are issued RFID cards, but there is no identity verification before the test. By simply swapping RFID cards, another can take the test on behalf of the applicant
The automated driving test system has become a breeding ground for corruption rather than a fair evaluation of driving skills. Was any proper due diligence conducted before implementing this system? #RTO#myogiadityanath#nitin_gadkari
@neerajmittalias@PMOIndia I have just surrendered mine. I had tried to surrender my connection multiple times in the past, but the gas distributors asked for the regulator and pipe, which are often misplaced by most PNG users. Good initiative!
@VijayKedia1@TVMohandasPai@IncomeTaxIndia@FinMinIndia This is a known malpractice and it has been practiced across the industry for many years. I learned about this practice from a billing system vendor, who shared that the entire day’s billing recorded in the system was deleted by the shop owner at nigh.
@Rehna_AntiCaste This is a common practice in North India, even among non-Brahmins who follow Vaishnava Hinduism. Yesterday, I observed a sweeper working at a salon wearing a Brahmin symbol. Please do not trivialise this discussion by framing it as an anti-Brahmin narrative.
@GabbbarSingh I was one of the many forced to flee my home and migrate to Delhi in the 1990s. Among several incidents, one stands out, in the evening near my house, bike snatchers fired at me when I refused to stop, but the bullet missed.
@VasantMarimuthu I have ordered 3 tees on 5th September order number #13795. No update yet. Tried calling number given in the order no response. Reached out via mail but no response. Don’t advertise to fool people on false promises.#Teestra#Fraud
@pradip103 This was not just a rural Bihar phenomenon. I voted in Patna when I was in school during the RJD days. While returning from tuition, I was curious enough to ask the person manning the booth, and he allowed me to vote on behalf of other people
@Khurpench_ भाई कभी एमपी फ्लैट्स में जा के देख लो। क्या बुरा हाल है । आम आदमी उनसे जायदा अच्छे व्यवस्था में रहता है । कोई आदमी जो हमलोगों को रिप्रेजेंटेटिव है वो जब ख़ुद परेशानी में रहेगा वो काम क्या करेगा ।
@ProfBabones @TVMohandasPai It is very common in India for a person’s name to appear on the voter list in multiple places.I know of several cases where individuals are registered at more than one location.SIR exercise in Bihar is not removing names from the list, people who have acquired foreign citizenship
@Swamy39 Biased discussion, intend to present SIR and EC in bad light. SIR is very good exercise that these pseudo intellectuals would not understand. My brother is now USA citizen and his name is still in voter list.This excercise is required all across country.
Dumb Down version for Non-Def folks
Imagine you have two magical toys that are super connected, even when they're far apart. If you change something on one toy, like making it spin, the other toy will instantly know and do the same thing, no matter how far away it is! This is called "quantum entanglement," and it's like a secret superpower in the tiny world of light particles called photons.
Now, the smart people at DRDO (a group that helps protect our country) and IIT Delhi made a cool discovery! They used this magical connection to send secret messages using light through the air, without wires or the internet, over a distance of more than 1 kilometer (that's like walking from your school to a park really far away!). They did this on the IIT Delhi campus with a special light beam.
Why is this awesome? Because these secret messages are super safe! If someone tries to peek at them, the magic connection breaks, and they can’t figure out the message. This could help soldiers, banks, or even future space missions talk to each other without anyone spying! It’s like having a secret clubhouse code that only you and your best friend can understand, even from super far away. Pretty cool, right?