@RahulSeeker In current times we have forgotten how people actually behave in normal life. Not everyone just goes, "Hello friends, welcome to my channel". Facial expressions while driving are often serious, there are people who lead a normal life, the curious little dumbf**ks need to relax
पिछले कुछ सालों में सवर्णों, खासकर ब्राह्मणों ने सिर्फ़ सरकारी क्षेत्र में अपनी सीटें ही नहीं खोई हैं, बल्कि अपना सम्मान भी खोया है।
इसलिए, अगले चुनाव में सिर्फ़ उन्हीं का समर्थन करें, जो आपके हितों और अधिकारों की खुलकर बात करते हैं।
The govt’s decision to form a committee to review the UGC regulations shows they have realized this issue will not die down by playing a waiting game and will hurt them in the long run.
I say this as a well-wisher: a committee will not help either. Nothing short of expressing regret and revoking the policy will undo the damage the UGC has done to your own support base.
The core issue comes down to a glaring double standard in policy responsiveness. The anger is simmering because affected people know that if a policy framework had inadvertently singled out or alienated reserved communities, leading to outrage, the govt’s response would have been swift, decisive, and uncompromising. The draft would have been scrapped overnight, called out for what it was, and revoked without hesitation.
However, when the general category is impacted, the response defaults to silence and delay. GC voters have long felt treated as political orphans, expected to deliver unyielding loyalty while remaining entirely voiceless as they bear the brunt of relentless social justice policies.
What should the govt do? It is a classic, self-inflicted Catch-22. Either delay and risk losing core voters, or revoke and risk alienating transactional voters.
In my opinion, they should do the right thing. Admit it was a mistake, roll back the policy, and open dialogue with the GC community. Do not alienate your core voters; no sensible party does. For example, Congress knows that even if they abuse Muslim voters, they'll still vote for them in a BJP vs Congress election fight, but they still don't take them for granted. They appease them. Because everyone understands the vital importance of a core voter base.
Yes, few transactional voters may walk away, but transactional support is inherently short-lived. Despite years of focused welfare policies, targeted development programs, and socio-economic outreach directed at these groups, the 2024 elections demonstrated how easily that support can shift over a single narrative or rumor. Loyalty built purely on immediate transactions disintegrates the moment a competing narrative takes hold.
"Mukhe Mishti, Daante Bish,
Taar Naam Communist"
(Sweet spoken but poisoned teeth,
thy name communist)
"Sabse Bada Atankwadi, Marx-vadi Marx-vadi"
Girls from West Bengal on fire!🔥
मुझे हिमंत बिस्व सरमा जी जैसे फ्रंट फुट पर खेलने वाले नेता पसंद हैं। तुम यॉर्कर दोगे, एक स्टेप लेंगे, फुल टॉस बनाकर मार देंगे छक्का!
डिबेट कहाँ होती है? संसद में होती है डिबेट। संसद में जाओ, वहाँ बैठे हैं तैयार। वहाँ तो न बोलते हो, न बोलने देते हो।
गर्दा उड़ा दिया, रँगा सर ने तो धागा ही खोल दिया 🔥
जयपुर डायलॉग के मंच से @ajeetbharti का समर्थन कर उसको लगातार टार्गेट करने वाले चटुआ सेल, चाटुकारों, दलालों को जमकर रेल दिया,
माने जम के जलील किया, आईना दिखाया,
और बगल में बैठे चाटुकारों को मानो साँप सूँघ गया हो 🙂↕️
लगे रहिए ऐसे ही इन दोगलों को एक्सपोज करते रहो सुधर जाओ या घर जाओ दूसरा विकल्प नहीं है अब।
The issue of the NEET-PG qualifying cut-off dropping so low that minus 40 marks qualified reached the Supreme Court.
The Court sought the Centre's opinion.
The Centre set up a 12-member expert committee, which proposed replacing marks-based merit with a rank-based system. The National Medical Commission approved it, and the proposal is now before the Court.
This is a clever fix! The headline "Rank 2,00,000 secured MS Orthopedics in NEET-PG" sounds far less alarming to the public than "Candidate with minus 40 marks secured MS Orthopedics."
Problem solved, outrage avoided, and public trust in the medical system restored.
Not every happy ending makes you emotional, but this one really does! 🥹6yr old little girl from the Panchkula school incident has finally recovered and made it back home. Just look at how many people turned up to welcome her. After everything this little girl has been through, seeing her back home, surrounded by so much love, honestly feels so special. ❤️
I got an SC/ST Act notice from Delhi Police over a fake screenshot. IT cell targeted me with days of character assassination.
All just to silence me on UGC issues.
Yet, no action against Neha Bora, who is openly spitting on Hindus. What a shameful state of politics!