How many of you know this? It’s time to remind these Gen-Z who were babies when this happened. That’s the difference between BJP and present opposition.
2010 April 6. Dantewada. Naxals ambush and kill 76 security personnel one of the worst attacks on Indian forces.
Next day, then Home Minister P. Chidambaram offers his resignation, taking full moral responsibility. The Prime Minister rejects it.
What does the main opposition party (BJP) do?
They don’t demand his head. They don’t create street theatre. They don’t stall Parliament. Their spokespersons come out and say clearly: this is not the time for politics. The country is facing a serious internal security challenge. Chidambaram resigning now would only be celebrated by the Maoists. The nation comes first. Stay and fight.
That was the stand of the opposition in 2010.
Fast forward to 2026.
Paper leak in NEET. Serious issue, no doubt. Students are angry, and they have every right to demand answers and reforms.
But look at how the Congress and other opposition has handled it.
From day one they made one single demand the non-negotiable condition for everything: Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan must resign. They refused discussion in Parliament unless he is sacked first. They turned the entire monsoon session into a slogan-shouting ground. They joined every protest and amplified the demand for resignation as if that alone would magically fix the examination system.
In 2010, when 76 jawans were killed, the opposition said “nation first, politics later.”
In 2026, when students are frustrated over exam leaks, the opposition’s first and loudest demand is “minister must go.”
This is the difference between treating a crisis as a national challenge and treating every crisis as a political opportunity.
One side in 2010 chose restraint when the country was bleeding. The other side today chooses maximum pressure and street-level agitation the moment they see a chance to corner the government.
People can decide for themselves which approach shows respect for institutions and which one reduces every problem to a resignation drama.
Accountability is important. Reforms are needed. But turning every issue into a demand for one minister’s head, while blocking Parliament, is not statesmanship. It is pure, petty politics.
That’s the contrast. Clear as day.
🚨MASSIVE ACHIEVEMENT BY INDIA: India Has Buit Indigenous 1200 kV Ultra High Voltage Transformer, Even US Doesn't Own Such Technology
India has achieved a major milestone in power transmission technology with the successful design, manufacturing and commissioning of its first indigenous 1200 kV Ultra High Voltage (UHV) AC transformer. Developed by BHEL through in-house research and development, the transformer has been installed and commissioned at Power Grid Corporation's 1200 kV National Test Station in Bina, Madhya Pradesh.
The transformer has now been successfully integrated into the power grid, proving its performance under real operating conditions. The transition from laboratory development to field deployment marks a significant technological leap.
Ultra-high voltage transmission is one of the most demanding areas of electrical engineering. While generating electricity has become increasingly efficient with modern technologies, transmitting massive amounts of power across thousands of kilometres with minimal losses remains a far greater challenge. This is precisely where ultra-high voltage transformers play a critical role.
The importance of this breakthrough is particularly significant as India rapidly expands its renewable energy capacity. Large solar parks in Rajasthan and Gujarat, wind projects along the southern coastline, hydropower plants in the Himalayas and future nuclear facilities are often located far from major cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad.
With this successful commissioning, India joins an exclusive group of nations like China that have demonstrated advanced capabilities in 1200 kV ultra-high voltage transmission technology. Even USA has 700-800 KV transformer
Another shining moment for Indian sports!
Heartiest congratulations to Rishikanta Singh Chanambam on winning the Silver Medal in the Men's 60 kg Weightlifting event at the #Glasgow2026 Commonwealth Games.
Your remarkable performance reflects unwavering determination, strength & resilience. The nation is immensely proud of you.
Wishing you many more podium finishes ahead.
#Cheer4Bharat #CWG2026
This will move you to tears. Powerful. Emotional. Beautiful. Spirited. Patriotic.
Kargil’s Team Stringmo Sisters sing in support of Indian Army on the eve of 27th Kargil Vijay Diwas. 🇮🇳
टीका लगाऊँ तो भाजपाई,
मंदिर जाऊं तो भाजपाई,
देश का नारा लगाऊँ तो भाजपाई,
धर्म की बात करूं तो भाजपाई,
विकास की बात करूं तो भाजपाई।
तो कांग्रेसी बनने के लिए क्या करूं, बम फोड़ दूं, आतंकवादी बन जाऊं, पाकिस्तान का नारा लगाऊँ,
चमचो।
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🕊️ 🇫🇷 Cela fait 1 mois jour pour que Louis a été L¥NCHÉ À M0RT. À la demande de la maman de Louis, partageons et diffusons partout dans le monde les photos et vidéos de son petit garçon. Continuons à parler de lui pour ne pas l’oublier. 💔 😭
This brave lady has reprimanded a Muslim reporter at CJP Protest 🚨🫡
Reporter: Do you think this protest will end the politics of BJP's Sanatan Dharma propaganda?
She replied: "First of all, Mind Your language before saying anything about Sanatan Dharma, and second if BJP is doing the Politics of Sanatan then what other political party are doing?? they are doing the politics of Isl∆m ?? You want me to support those trash parties ??"
She later said : "And do you think that this protest will set the direction of the government where slogans of Azadi Azadi are being raised, Umar Khalid is being supported, will they do revolution?
This is how genz girls should be like, Brave, Courageous, And clear stand for Dharma.🙏
A mob walked into a government office in Mysuru and attacked the officer sitting in it. She had just exposed a scam worth crores inside that very institute.
Some of the men accused of the assault worked there.
In eighteen years of service she has been transferred more than twenty times, and every transfer has the same cause. She keeps finding money that is missing.
Her name is V Rashmi Mahesh.
She joined the Indian Administrative Service in 1996 and was posted to Karnataka.
Her first serious collision came in 2011, when she was made head of the state examinations authority, the body that decides who gets a seat in medical and engineering colleges.
She found that seats were being blocked and quietly rerouted, so that places meant for ordinary students on merit ended up somewhere else entirely. Behind that arrangement were the private college managements, among the wealthiest and best connected people in the state.
She shut it down. Thousands of ordinary students got the seat they had actually earned.
She was transferred.
They sent her to medical education, where she went after the same private institutions again. She was transferred again.
Then in 2013 she was made Director General of the Administrative Training Institute in Mysuru, the place that trains government officers. She examined the accounts, found a scam running into crores, and said so.
In October that year, they came for her in her own office.
A state officer was assaulted at her workplace and the arrests did not follow. Women's groups and opposition leaders protested that if the government could not protect an officer of her rank, it could not protect anyone.
She did not resign and she did not go quiet. She is still in service today, in senior posts.
Twenty transfers is what the system does when it cannot find anything wrong with you, and cannot make you stop.
🇳🇬 🗣️John Obi Mikel: "I will never forget what happened after the U-20 World Cup final against Argentina. Messi won the Golden Ball, and I won the Silver Ball, but I felt I deserved the Golden Ball. I approached him and said in Spanish, 'You stole the Golden Ball from me. I was better.'
Messi, with his characteristic humility, smiled and replied, 'It wasn't my decision; it was the committee's. But what you've done for your country is incredible.!' Later, when we crossed paths near the locker rooms, he offered to swap awards: 'If you want, take my Golden Ball and give me the Silver.' I laughed and said, 'I can't; you deserve it. I was just frustrated. Thank you for being so kind!'
Years later, we met again at the 2018 World Cup.
Messi greeted me, 'Hello, golden boy. I still have the photo from the awards ceremony! That's when I told him, 'Today I know you truly deserved that award. You the best Leo.🐐