This episode of Youth movement- Jantar_Mantar_Protest in India always being remembered as a reminder to every Citizen of India to fight & raise your voice for Injustice. As I know - Injustice at anywhere is the threat to Justice everywhere.
India route of "Satyagraha & Inquilab" is the revival of psychological Renaissance again with political awakening in the current landscape of India .This bring all the sections and groups together for a cause & blossom a light of hope in every Indian to participate in Governance. The feeling of fraternity is being lived , nurtured & throw the light on the Diversity across the country to stand up for each other. Love , Fraternity & Unity is the soul of the nation - uphold it everytime.
By this episode, "We The People Of India " have ultimately reside the Will of India especially the Youth at the Vanguard to build the just & prosperous nation .At the end , we as a nation to decide the road of India.
Jai Hind 🇮🇳
This episode of Youth movement- Jantar_Mantar_Protest in India always being remembered as a reminder to every Citizen of India to fight & raise your voice for Injustice. As I know - Injustice at anywhere is the threat to Justice everywhere.
India route of "Satyagraha & Inquilab" is the revival of psychological Renaissance again with political awakening in the current landscape of India .This bring all the sections and groups together for a cause & blossom a light of hope in every Indian to participate in Governance. The feeling of fraternity is being lived , nurtured & throw the light on the Diversity across the country to stand up for each other. Love , Fraternity & Unity is the soul of the nation - uphold it everytime.
By this episode, "We The People Of India " have ultimately reside the Will of India especially the Youth at the Vanguard to build the just & prosperous nation .At the end , we as a nation to decide the road of India.
Jai Hind 🇮🇳
Justice begins with well-being! It is a prerequisite for judicial independence, integrity & efficiency.
When judges are supported, they are better equipped to resist undue influence, uphold ethical standards, and deliver justice fairly, competently.
https://t.co/08Ah3yE4EC
What a silly take.
Invincible?
Land Reform Act, Farm Laws , reduced tally in the last general election, no success so far in winning in Kerala and Tamilnadu?
Governance has its ups snd downs in a country of 1.4 billion, a changing society, new public expectations and demands, management of conflicting priorities , the local impact of global developments , opposition politics etc.
FT should worry about UK’s own political, economic and social drift.
If anyone has shown what it means for India to be a Vishwaguru, it is our Gen Z.
They have lived Sanatan Dharma, not preached it. Courage without hate. Strength without violence. Patriotism without blind obedience.
Unlike many of their counterparts across the world, they have shown that you can stand firmly against injustice without burning your own country down.
Maybe it's time the Hindu nationalist party learnt a thing or two from these young Indians about Hinduism, nationalism, and what it truly means to be a Vishwaguru.
@narendramodi@Wangchuk66@CJP_for_India
Congratulations! The collective struggle has triumphed—a victory of Lok over Tantra.
As we mark this milestone, we reflect on these two crucial lessons and face two pivotal challenges.
#DharmendraPradhan#Resign
Congratulations
Dharmendra Pradhan Resigns
At what cost
Peaceful protesters :
Lathicharged
Suffered injuries
pellets embedded in eyes
Went on a hunger strike for 23 days
Who pays for this !
93 former IAS, IPS, IFS and other senior civil servants — including a former National Security Adviser, a former Election Commissioner, and a former Lt. Governor of Delhi — have written to the PM condemning police action against student protesters in Delhi on July 20. 🧵
This is utterly appalling. Even in the days of the JP Movement leading up to the Emergency, there was no bar by the @UnivofDelhi on students joining any of his protests, and a couple of members of my Union Cabinet at St Stephen’s, including the late Chandan Mitra, openly did so.
If one of India’s foremost public universities is allowed to threaten its students and faculty with significant consequences if they attend a protest, it has a chilling effect on democratic speech and expression. Most DU students are not so privileged as to ignore such a sternly-worded warning without fearing that their academic or professional prospects might suffer if they attended the protest.
A university is meant to teach critical thinking and independent assessment of issues, not to stifle these very qualities. Shame on those at the @UnivofDelhi who saw fit to issue such a tweet. They are unworthy of holding any position at an institution of higher learning in a democracy.