Keralam : Protesting youth have been forced to eat grass & soil..
Congress is ruling the state... Their super boss Pappu is doing drama in Prayagraj....
Difference between a courageous student leader and a Bhagoda.
Devendra Mahato, who is sitting on hunger strike, is leading the students' march towards the Jharkhand Assembly.
Compare this to how Dipke, Ashutosh Ranka, and Vijeta Dahiya vanished from the Sansad Chalo march, pushing others ahead.
PM has constituted a task force for NTA examination reforms.
Members of this committee:
- Nandan Nilekani
- Former ISRO Chairman S Somnath
- Former IB Director Tapan Deka
- Director of IIT Chennai V Kamakoti
- Former Education Secretary Anita Karwal
- Amrit Lal Meena
I am sorry sir. It is just another promise with no commitments nor time lines. Earlier, you enacted a new law. Now a fast track court. Your own NTA said there were no paper leaks at all. This is what you said on paper leaks just in the last 3 years.
October 2, 2023
тАЬThe paper-leak mafia will be held accountable and punished. Those who have played with the future of young people will not be spared.тАЭ
November 9, 2023
тАЬIssues such as paper leaks, which worried the countryтАЩs youth, have been dealt with very strictlyтАж..тАЭ
April 21, 2024
тАЬThe government has now begun taking action against the paper-leak mafia.тАЭ
July 2, 2024 | Lok Sabha
тАЬThe government is extremely serious about stopping paper leaks and action is being taken on a war footingтАж..those who endanger studentsтАЩ futures will not be spared.тАЭ
December 17, 2024
NEET Aspirant Harsh Dubey was so angry and outraged with the system that he stood up from his chair inside NDTV Studio to speak up and raise questions. Leave everything and watch this video from @ShivAroorтАЩs show India Matters!
Those who are against the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan claim that if the govt agrees to one demand, then it might have to agree to others.
History tells otherwise! The govt rolled back farm laws after months of protest. Since then, has the govt given in to any new demand of farmers?
The answer is no. Not every protest gets popular support. And when it does, the govt needs to agree to one or two demands or risk alienating a large section of
the society.
After the success of Anna Hazare's hunger strike, everyone thought it could force Parliamentary legislation (Jan Lokpal Bill in that case) by way of protests.
Since then, countless activists and politicians have sat on a hunger strike with the hope that they would be the next Anna Hazare. All of them failed to get popular support.
The fear that protests or hunger strikes will force the government into submission or hold the State to ransom is not true in 99% of cases.
But when a movement receives public support, there is no scope for the government to look the other way. Negotiations/ talks need to happen (as we witnessed during meetings between CJP spokespersons and Union Health Minister JP Nadda).
All of this Instagram ragebait, brazen anti-incumbency and calls for overthrow of the government can be stopped right now by conceding to one or two of the demands.
Once that happens, the movement will die its own death as students and their parents get engaged in NEET counselling. The longer the matter is prolonged, the worse it will get in terms of optics.
The time to act is NOW