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@mukulmayank@noidapolice@Noidatraffic Koi NCR bahubali hoga :) High testosterone wala 🤔
Challan are not for them. This guy needs to upgrade to Thar immediately 🙄.
This is why the US-Canada trade negotiations collapsed.
The US wanted to have control over the trade deals Canada was making around the world.
Furthermore, they wanted to use Canada (Canada's resources) as a leverage for their own deal and diplomatic activities around the world.
All while still restricting and tariffing Canada's access to the US economy.
If this was the case as Mark Carney claims, I fully support walking away from these negotiations. It's completely ludicrous and irrational.
I put together the key moments he explains it.
Meet H.C. Verma, the man who wrote India's most feared physics textbook because a great American book simply didn't speak to Indian students.
Born in Darbhanga, Bihar in 1952, he studied at Patna Science College, then earned his M. Sc. and Ph. D. at IIT Kanpur. In 1980, he returned to Patna Science College as a lecturer, teaching physics to 11th and 12th standard students using Resnick & Halliday, a textbook he admired deeply.
But he kept watching bright students disengage before they ever reached the beauty of the concept. The book was written for American classrooms, its language and cultural references built around a life these rural Bihar students had never lived. He couldn't find an Indian alternative, so after years of teaching, he built one himself: Concepts of Physics.
He moved to IIT Kanpur in 1994, pursued nuclear physics research, published 139 papers, and kept teaching long after retiring in 2017. He co-founded Shiksha Sopan, which still runs programs for around 250 families near the IIT Kanpur campus, and in 2021 he received the Padma Shri for his contribution to physics education.
He didn't just translate a foreign textbook, he rebuilt it from the ground up for the students it was never written for.
The less obvious reason why the BJP is in serious trouble
Manu Joseph
The BJP is in serious trouble for the first time in over a decade not because it has become the face of corruption in education, or that it has not created enough employment. At first glance, it may appear so. But the real problem is this. Higher education has hinged on a lie. That it leads to a good job. For decades there appeared to be a correlation between higher education and lucrative jobs. But, in reality, it was always inequality that helped people secure well-paying or prestigious jobs.
As more and more people could afford education, and were well-fed enough to crack entrance exams, industries just couldn’t absorb so many. Higher education was only an artificial filter designed to reject millions of people. Without inequality in society higher education is only about learning.
(From my latest column in the Mint. The link is in the comments.)
@Vasudha156 CJP will join politics will cut Congress and AAP votes. Mota bhai master plan hatched in Boston. Wangchuk made the face of the fast.... government controlled him effectively.
Regarding claims by Ms. Arya Singh (App No. 260410434102) about her NEET (UG) 2026 OMR answer sheet:
NTA has verified the record.
The genuine OMR of the candidate is with NTA. It was also emailed to her at the registered e-mail address during the OMR Response Key challenge window.
The image being circulated is a digitally altered version of that same sheet. The recorded time of signature of one of the invigilators has been changed from 3:45 PM on the genuine sheet to 2:45 PM on the altered image. There are several other markings of digital alteration on the forged OMR sheet.
The score of 167 marks is verified and stands as declared.
Creating or circulating a forged OMR answer sheet is an offence under the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 2024.
More details on the Public Notice dated 20 July 2026: https://t.co/ehHaUsaoU6
@JournoAshutosh Why can't we wait for NTAs reply or investigation? A couple of complaint amongst 22 Lakh OMRs. The whole system cannot be a joke. Let's wait for NTAs side of the story.