On this auspicious day of Ashada Ekadashi, I am very happy to announce the launch of my humble attempt to make history interesting.
https://t.co/SGfD2ebBpO
The idea is actually very very simple
You go to the site, select a year, and It will show you who ruled which part of India at that point in time.
@GabbbarSingh There was farmer’s protest before this, which forced government to roll back implementation of farm bills.
Although one similarity is that zero credible leaders emerged out of those protests too (Tikait who?).
Also, did not convert into tangible electoral gains for opposition.
Millennials are now sandwiched between a generation that believes everything they read on WhatsApp and a generation that believes everything they see on Instagram.
The student issue is genuine and so the govt should have heard genuine people not frauds; people like Ajeet and Anuradha who demanded action on UGC, NEET and CBSE fiascos long before these frauds ever did. But they were ignored. And now the anarchists have smelt blood.
My views:
No matter who won or lost in each state, India's democracy has won yet again. And @ECISVEEP has once again done a tremendous job running elections for 4+ states - with almost the population of the US voting.
TVK's tremendous performance, INC's win in Kerala, and BJP routing an unpopular TMC in Bengal - all happened because India gave the power of vote to every citizen equally and fairly.
Next time, please don't fall for foreign psyops amplified by local politics that India's institutions are compromised, elections are rigged, or voting should be in paper.
The foreign forces and DS are trying to game India's democracy and make it malleable to them. Your favorite politician and party may win because of it temporarily.
But in the end, it is India and you who will lose in the long term. The foreign adversary will win without having to fire a bullet just making us doubt our institutions and hate our governments.
No, this is not a Chinese Robot by Galgotia University, it’s a life saving solution discovered by the students of a Government Polytechnic.
A Sonic wave Fire extinguisher that uses low frequency sound waves to push Oxygen molecules away from the fire and extinguish it. At the time when we have witnessed 2 deadly fires in DelhiNCR, this needs to be made popular and available in a practically usable form.