Students are protesting across almost every state in the country.
It shows just how long the young generation’s concerns have been ignored and how often they have been taken for granted.
Governments across the country must wake up, listen to these young people and address their concerns.
#FMGE #BPSC #IITDelhi #TribalStudentProtest #TelanganaPolytechnic
Shahzad Poonawalla revealed in a recent interview that he left the BJP due to financial struggles and lack of a political legacy family, stating he had no money for rent and needed to focus on his personal economy after working 24x7.
The anger has hit so hard among law students, that they have been demanding Manan Mishra's resignation. Mishra realising the goof up is now trying to find some ground with Dipke and Das. This is a new era of accountability that has ushered in with the Cockroach Revolution.
"What if all legal cockroaches come together?" - Abhijeet Dipke.
One tweet and Manan Mishra, Bar Council of India chairman is down to taking back his letter which stated no student graduating from #NALSAR 2026 batch will be enrolled as advocate.
#CJPprotests#MananMishra
What a shameful person we have as a Finance Minister. Times when we hear about student suicides, employee suicides, she suggests to seek "divinity", to "manage" stress, with 0 accountability on the corporates.
https://t.co/1hCxLfB7gr
What is the most interesting part of the BJP's fall, is that there was no anti-incumbency in Maharashtra. The vote against BJP in Maharashtra was based on the fact that their arrogance led them to break 2 political parties, with Shivsena UBT in specific.
People understood that the BJP would do anything even betray its own people to remain in power. Even the strongest of supporters were upset of the BJP welcoming the same people they were supposed to jail. Someone like Kirit Somaiya had hard time explaining the party's behaviour.
The next 5 years our task is to counter the rightwing troll of our families. We all have that uncle who likes to talk against Muslims, share hate against univiersity students, joke about Rahul Gandhi.
Chandrachud’s take on homosexuality in 2018 - “State has no business in personal matters.”
While leading the constitutional bench on a case seeking same-sex marriage rights, he believes parliament should make a decision on the issue.
Bas woke baatein karni hai, karna kuch nahi.
@PratPanc 4. Having had conversations in both Delhi metro and Mumbai local, I can definitely say people here are more conversational with strangers and provide them comfort with a language which is more personal.
@PratPanc 3. People in delhi would use "aap" and yet be disrespectful, while here a person using "tu" can still maintain respect. Our respect is not coded in linguistics.