@sushantijs@gasa_community It is still difficult for people from our community to get the right information and knowledge regarding career, education, finances. I personally faced no help from teachers and people from other communities during my school, college.
@sushantijs@gasa_community Good evening sir, jay bhim..... Please make national and state level groups and online platforms where teachers, our people from various fields can interact with students regarding choosing career, solving their doubts, any help in their studies. Thank you.
These are the current Lokpal members, an authority meant to check corruption in the central govt. Most are retired judges or babus.
They’ve floated tenders to buy BMW 3 Series Li cars worth ₹70 lakh each for all seven.
Lokpal is the most incompetent anti-corruption body. It rejects nearly 90% of complaints, mostly because they weren’t in the prescribed format. Classical judge/babu whims! In five years, it received 8,703 complaints, ordered probes in just 24, and granted prosecution sanction in only six.
Itna to ye log corruption nahi pakdte jitni sarkari suvidhaon ka maza loot lete hain. Ab inko BMW chahiye.
ये देश की "थूक संस्कृति" है , जहां ट्रेन की दीवार जनता की थूकदानी बन चुकी है और रेलवे सफाई कर्मी गुलाम। समस्या फंड की नहीं , संस्कार की है।
हर थूक देश की प्रगति पर दाग है, हर थूकने वाला अपराधी है। सवाल ये है कि ऐसे गंदगी फैलाने वालों पर कार्रवाई से सरकार डरती क्यों है ?? क्या कानून सिर्फ पोस्टर तक सीमित रहेगा या वाकई कोई सजा मिलेगी?
He is Harcharan Singh Bhullar, IPS, currently DIG, Ropar. He was arrested today by CBI for taking a bribe to settle a case.
That's fine. When you work relentlessly for the nation, bribe is your right. What's outrageous though is the amount! Just 5 lakhs! He was caught for taking just ₹5 lakh! What’s happening to our senior officers? With the power they hold, getting caught for anything under ₹1 crore is a disgrace to the chair.
Shame on this DIG for tarnishing the prestige of his rank. He should be charged not for bribery, but for embarrassing the bribery standards of the post he holds.
Blood boiling stuff!
The prototype of idiotic Indian public is furious at a doctor who received ₹2.5/- in commission for poorly manufactured cough syrups -the quality of which was cleared by THE GOVERNMENT HEALTH REGULATOR probably taking bribes from the manufacturer...
....BUT not furious at public and government officers taking ₹1000000/- to ₹100000000/- as bribes from companies that are destroying this country since decades.
Make doctors the scapegoat of systematic healthcare failure by the government. Easiest way out of accountability in the playbook.
Bihar’s real tragedy is that the party that sank it into decades of lawlessness, caste-crime politics, collapsed infrastructure, negative growth, poor employment, weak education, no industry, corruption and mass migration is still electorally relevant.
For centuries, the Japanese valued freshness above all. Even freezing or keeping fish alive in tanks wasn’t enough- they lost taste, grew sluggish. The solution? Put a small shark in the tank. The fish stayed alert, alive, vibrant.
India too faces its “shark” moment when Trump slapped 50% tariffs. It’s an opportunity to push Make in India, diversified trade, and turn pressure into strength.
Comfort zones make us stale. Sharks- tariffs, competition, setbacks- keep us sharp. Let’s not fear them. They will keep us alive, fresh, and strong.
“Every country has potholes”, that’s the new defence nowadays whenever India’s road mess is called out.
Illogical. Saying “every country has crime” doesn’t equalize Sweden and El Salvador or Venezuela. Yes every country has potholes but the difference is scale and accountability.
In West, you might spot one stray pothole in 100 km of road. You cannot use that to justify Indian roads where potholes are so dense, especially in cities, that you struggle to find actual road between them. Exceptions (potholes in west) can't be used to defend a rule (potholes in India).
Second is accountability. In the West, a pothole is fixed quickly and scientifically. In India, it stays for months or years, and when they finally "repair" it, they just throw in some concrete and tar. No standards, no technology.
If someone gets hurt in the West due to a pothole, they can sue authorities and win millions. In India, thousands die every year because of potholes, and their families get nothing, not even acknowledgment.
So please, stop defending the indefensible. And remember: potholes don’t check ideology before killing. One day, God forbid, it could be your own family paying the price.
Despite mounting evidence of votechori — with hundreds of voters sharing house numbers and holding duplicate EPIC cards — the Maharashtra Election Commission remains silent. Today, top opposition voices like Uddhav Thackeray, Raj Thackeray, Jayant Patil, and Balasaheb Thorat confronted the authorities.
Shockingly, BJP chose to skip the meeting. Is the ruling party shielding itself from scrutiny or are they in direct cahoots with the system?
Why are questions about EVM transparency and fake voting IDs being ignored? Why isn’t the Election Commission taking this seriously? The future of our democracy is at stake.
Full explosive ground report now LIVE on Sohit Mishra Official YouTube channel.
Link: https://t.co/MFVQx5cqul
Imagine getting abused (of course maa behen ki gaaliyan) because bhajpillas want you to talk about mamta’s Anti- women statement?!
Hypocrisy ki bhi Seema hoti hai!