Reservations: Where We Came From, Where We Stand, What Must Change
My detailed analysis, featuring a five-point formula as an overarching solution acceptable to every rational Indian:
Best of luck, man. Go out there and achieve something.
I don't agree with most of your opinions, and I think many of your takes are pretty terrible. But who knows? Maybe you'll become the Kishore Kumar of the new generation.
#Bihar
It's wonderful to see India's performance at the GWC and the sheer number of medals being won. It no longer feels extraordinary. It's becoming the new normal. It's so consistent that it barely qualifies as news anymore.
That's what sustained excellence looks like.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the constitution of a high-powered task force on examination reforms, to be headed by Nandan Nilekani, aimed at strengthening the country's examination system.
#PMModi#Education#ExamReforms
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#WATCH | #Haryana | Activist Sonam Wangchuk ended his hunger strike in Gurugram.
Union Health Minister J P Nadda and Union Minister Jitendra Singh visited him at the hospital and helped him break his fast.
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#WATCH | Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that the Union Cabinet will discuss a resolution proposing fast-track courts and stricter punishment for paper leak cases.
He said the government will make every effort to introduce and pass the Bill in Parliament during the second week of the ongoing Monsoon Session.
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For millions of children in our country, education remains the only path to a brighter future. Every developed nation is built upon a strong education system and a transparent, credible examination process. India too has made remarkable progress because of the strength of its education system. It has nurtured generations of brilliant doctors, scientists, engineers, teachers, and innovators who have shaped modern India.
Today, however, trust in this system stands broken. The damage goes far beyond a failed exam. It shatters faith in the very foundation of education system. It tells deserving students that hard work no longer matters, and robs them of their only ladder out of poverty. A nation that compromises the integrity of its examination system, compromises its own future.
This grave issue, affecting millions of students across the country, must be taken up in Parliament as the highest priority. It deserves a thorough debate in the temple of our democracy, leading to concrete reforms that ensure paper leaks, flawed assessments, and systemic failures are never repeated. Accountability must also be fixed for this lapse of trust.
Politics aside, I urge the government to initiate a meaningful dialogue with the students who have been peacefully protesting for days. They must be given a platform to express their views. A vibrant democracy advances through dialogue, not silence—and this dialogue is most vital when it involves the youth of the nation. The children and young people of India are looking to us for leadership. We cannot fail them.
Sincere, open-minded dialogue with the peaceful youth protestors will help restore faith in our democracy, in our education system, and in the leadership entrusted with shaping their future. @bjd_odisha stands firmly with the youth and students of the country.
A man's worth is measured by what he can provide.
Parents may pin their hopes on him. A partner and children may depend on him. Friends may drift away when he no longer has the energy to entit feels like affection comes with conditions.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will chair a high-level meeting with the Secretaries of all Central Ministries today at 4:00 PM. Reforms and improving the ease of doing business are expected to be the key agenda items of the meeting.