A powerful clarification from RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat: “If any Hindu thinks there should be no Muslim in Bharat, he will not remain Hindu.” Hindutva, he says, accepts different paths to the same truth and equal dignity for all. A timely message in a polarised world.
Dear Bombay High Court, have you ever questioned corrupt officers about why they take bribes? When someone is simply doing their job honestly, you have the audacity to question him?
Remember: You are not above the public. You are a public institution entrusted with serving justice and the people. Questioning honest conduct while corruption goes unchecked is nothing short of shameful and deeply disappointing.
The same thing a man would forgive himself for, he will punish a woman for, over and over again.
Because somehow, he believes he has the right to judge her more harshly than he judges himself.
His mistake is human.
Hers becomes a character flaw.
His past is forgiven.
Hers is remembered.
His choices are his own.
Hers are put on trial.
And somehow, the entitlement to punish her is treated as a right.
Maybe it’s time we stopped calling this morality.
It is control.
Abhijeet Dipke:
"I was absolutely shocked by what I saw this morning.
The food items being used for the midday meal were expired—they had gone past their expiry date six or seven months ago.
I want to ask the ministers, MLAs, and officials—do they feed their own children expired food?
Even after all these years, if children in our country's government schools lack drinking water and usable restrooms and have to sit on the floor because there are no benches—then what exactly has been done?"
इसको कवर क्यों नहीं करते मीडिया वाले?
न्यूयॉर्क में 𝗥𝗦𝗦 की इवेंट का जमकर विरोध हुआ है, जिसमें बड़ी संख्या हिंदुस्तानियों की है। गोदी मीडिया इसे नहीं दिखा रहा, दिखाएगा भी नहीं।
This will shake you to the core.
Someone is expected to spend the most formative years of their life in these broken rooms, without a roof or even a floor.
Are we really expected to call these “classrooms”?
In a country facing a severe shortage of doctors, it is heartbreaking to see thousands of MBBS doctors protesting to seek accountability from National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences, an arm of Ministry of Health, Govt of India, in Maharaja Ranjit Singh Park, Gautam Nagar, New Delhi.
Today, on the 8th day of hunger strike, Dr. Jaswant Yadav Ji continues his peaceful fight for justice, alongside Bharat Ki Betiyan Dr. Devi Meena Ji & Dr. Shahin, and Dr. Aryan yadav with Dr. Ashish & Dr. Ajam supporting the movement seeking reforms in Foreign Medical Graduates Examination.
This is not just a protest. It is a fight for dignity, transparency and the future of doctors in India. I find their demands genuine and want to tell all the protesting doctors that AAP supports their cause. Former MLA and AAP leader Somnath Bharti is in continuous touch with them. I have also learnt that Police and MCD under pressure from @bjp4india are causing every possible obstruction for them continuing their peaceful agitation, a right guaranteed by our Constitution.
#FMGEProtest #FMGEDoctors #JusticeForFMGE #DoctorsUnemployment
Imagine doing your job, asking a customer to pay… and getting slapped for it.
A tea seller in Jodhpur, India, reportedly asked a police officer to pay for his tea.
Instead of simply paying, the officer allegedly slapped him across the face.
And the whole thing was caught on camera.
What bothers me most isn’t the price of the tea.
It’s the abuse of power.
A uniform should never make someone believe they’re above the people they’re supposed to protect.
Respect shouldn’t depend on your job, your income or how much power you have.
Sometimes character shows most clearly in how you treat someone who has less power than you.