What @palkisu is saying makes sense. When algorithms become teachers, reels become textbooks , virality becomes truth, when reading disappears, it is misinformation that flourishes. An uninformed generation can be a potential national security risk.
#BREAKING: Tibetan activist Lobga Rangzen has died after setting himself on fire outside the United Nations headquarters in New York in protest against China’s occupation over Tibet. Moments before the act, he livestreamed an appeal for Tibetan independence and unity.
Warning: Below video contains graphic and distressing footage. Viewer discretion is strongly advised.
What is #CarryMeBack?
Lakhs of pilgrims visit Kedarnath every year. If even 10,000 people carry back 2.5 kg each, that’s 25,000 kg of waste returning to the right place
Let’s support the campaign
Share this with anyone visiting Kedarnath.
#CarryMeBack.
A student once explained how wild pigs are trapped:
First, they are given free corn in the forest.
They return every day for the easy food.
Then slowly, fences are built around them, one side at a time.
At first they resist. Then they adapt.
Finally the gate shuts and the pigs, now dependent on the free corn, have lost their freedom without even realizing it.
That is how freedom often disappears in societies too. Not suddenly through force, but gradually through dependence.
Free rations. Free electricity. Free cash transfers. Endless subsidies. Political promises of “something for nothing.”
Each may appear harmless in isolation. But over time, citizens begin depending more on the State than on their own enterprise, effort and initiative.
And when dependence grows, freedom quietly shrinks.
A nation becomes truly strong not when more people vote for benefits, but when more people create, build, innovate and contribute.
There is no free lunch.
Someone always pays the bill.
And sometimes, the hidden cost is freedom itself.
An elderly couple is sitting on the porch.
The husband says, "I bet I still have the eyesight of a hawk. I can see a fly on that tree a mile away."
The wife looks at the tree and says, "I can't see the fly, but I can hear it."
The husband asks, "You can hear a fly from a mile away?"
The wife replies, "Yes, I can hear it laughing at your lie because that's not a tree, it's a telephone pole."
This must go viral. Must reach every youngster below 26 yrs.
Exhaustive list of major scams allegedly by 'Royal Family of India'. Those who ask why should we talk of past, this is the answer to save our future.
And yes..Arnab deserves FIRs from CONgress.