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While paying taxes, we are all INDIANS.
While voting, we become HINDUS.
And when it comes to government schemes and benefits, we are divided into SC, ST, OBC and GENERAL.
This is the biggest scams in Indian democracy.
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First in my bloodline to see a Party protesting to save Democracy while being in power both in the State and Centre.
#WATCH | Cuttack, Odisha: Former Union Minister and Sambalpur MP Dharmendra Pradhan participated in "Lokatantra Bachao- Arajakta Hatao" padayatra in Cuttack district.
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Karnataka Congress govt has filed an appeal in Supreme Court, against Karnataka High Court's decision to quash 66% reservation!
Youth For Equality (YFE) will be fighting against the Karnataka govt in Supreme Court.
There is no extraordinary situation to breach 50% limit & we will fight this Unconstitutional raise in reservation, purely for votebank appeasement.
PS. The 50% reservation limit was breached in 2022 by BJP govt, under Basavaraj Bommai.
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Why BJP deserves blame for UGC 2026 regulations?
1. Rohith Vemula & Payal Tadvi cases (basis of PIL filed in court), were not caste-discrimination per official reports. Govt's own reports showed GC students are doing more suicides. Cases of caste bias complaints are also rare.
Despite having all this data, govt didn't counter the PIL in court. In fact they supported it.
2. OBC wasn't included earlier in the draft version of the regulations, they were added later due to pressure from OBC groups.
That's not social justice, that's pure votebank appeasement.
3. The stay in Court is because we challenged it, not Govt. It's a temporary stay.
And despite the mal-intent behind the guidelines and continuous protests, govt has not yet announced any rollback. Rather they are using delay tactics to avoid any final judgement.
That again is because of upcoming elections.
So Yes,
BJP deserves all the blame.
Because not only they are responsible for this situation today, but also they don't want any solution for it.
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In India we have a PM who has refused to even put his college certificates in the public domain!
Indonesia's vice president resigns over high school certificate that was ruled invalid bbc.in/4ArRMW5
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Why do Indians hate enjoying life?
Why don't they demand these basic things from the government?
Even if you don't want for yourselves, atleast think about your children.
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So, every child born in General Category family has been excluded by EFLU.
Social Justice is the most insidious term. It is being used as a weapon to destroy our nation, our civilisation.
The @MSJEGOI & @MOMAIndia must be scrapped.
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Beauty of Indian Constitution!!
- SC students are eligible.
- ST students are eligible.
- OBC students are eligible.
- EBC students are eligible.
- Even minority students (Muslims and Christians) are eligible.
But students belonging to the General Category are not eligible.
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Why should we be ok with this? Unless consumers raise this, our kids will continue to have a substandard sugar and hydrogenated vegetable fat. My only request is atleast don’t call it a “chocolate”. #NotAChocolate #BeConsciousAboutIndianKids
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For all those who are confused between EBC and EWS -
EBC here means an applicant from General category whose Combined family income is upto ₹1 lakh per annum
₹1 lakh per annum = ₹8333 per month = ₹278 per day
Who the hell earns ₹278 a day? Even a labourer gets at least ₹500
Further, this is income of entire family. If a family has 4 earning members, they must be earning less than ₹69 per day to be eligible
So, this is just a fluke to exclude GC virtually while including them technically
यदि आपको अभी भी सरकार की नीयत पर संदेह नहीं है, तो आप धन्य हैं। हर ऐसे सर्कुलर में सामान्य वर्ग को सोच-समझकर दूर रखा जाता है। हर नए समूह को जगह मिलती है, पर सामान्य वर्ग का निर्धन विद्यार्थी इनके स्कीम ऑफ थिंग्स में कहीं नहीं है।
यह सरकार हमें बता रही है कि तुम टैक्स दो, और हम तुम्हारे बच्चे को कोई लाभ नहीं देंगे चाहे वह कैसी भी आर्थिक परिस्थिति में फँसा हो।
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BJP has decided general category students doesn't need coaching.
BJP government is against general category savarn samaj.
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Kaliyug is when someone poisons your food, water and air and expects you to call them Annadata.
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I feel the entire UGC notification was introduced with a eye on UP polls.
Create an outrage, few months before withdraw and Modi jai Ho slogans . GC will feel great that Modi ji has withdrawn the bill, while forgetting the elephant in the room " SC ST act / Modi Act"
Negotiation tactics. Create an artificial problem, withdraw it & project it as a big concession, while the main agenda is masked
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GCs are being called “casteists” simply because they raised their voice against UGC-NET coaching programmes that include SC, ST, OBC, EBC and Minority students while excluding the GC.
So, demanding equal treatment is now casteism?
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The government banned the use of sugarcane for ethanol production because it was driving up sugar prices.
Ethanol producers shifted to maize instead.
Maize constitutes a major portion of cattle feed, and its increased demand is now contributing to higher prices of eggs and milk.
So, you're not only paying more for adulterated petrol and getting lower mileage, but also spending more on food. And to top it all, you're still not getting clean air, which was supposedly one of the reasons for promoting ethanol blending in the first place.
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भीड़ इतनी "ज़बरदस्त" थी कि चाणक्य जी को खुद कहना पड़ गया- अरे यार, दो-चार लोगों को बाहर से ही बुला लो.
चाणक्य नीति अब 'मैनपावर' ढूंढ रही है..
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Incredible India. 🥳
84 year old father in law. 👴🏼
83 year old mother in law. 👵🏼
Young widower 💃 - but she needs maintenance from 84 year old in laws rather than WORKING HERSELF!
Pussy pradhan milords, pussy pradhan desh. 🤗
'Duty To Maintain Widow Daughter-In-Law, Children Despite Age': Jharkhand High Court Upholds #Maintenance Obligation Of 84-Year-Old Father-In-Law
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India is waging a war against its own researchers:
In Careers360’s Research Summit, Prof. Ram Gopal Rao, Vice Chancellor of BITS Pilani described India’s lack of investment in research beautifully. He said “India’s Higher Education is described as African Budgets, American ambitions, Russian methods, Chinese opacity and Indian Bureaucracy.
In the past decade, we have seen a slide in scientific temper and investments in research.
1. Non-NET fellowship are stuck at ₹8,000 a month since 2012, for 16,270 scholars in 45 central universities.
2. JRF stipend: In 2014, the JRF was Rs.25,000 per month. In 2019, it was revised to Rs.31m000. it is ₹37,000 PM. The hrowth hasn’t even kept pace with inflation and in real terms, it has FALLEN. IISc scholars even went on a hunger strike demanding an increase.
3. Maulana Azad fellowship: where more than 1,400 scholars have had stipends stalled since January 2025.
4. OBC fellowships: lists for three NET cycles in 2024-25 were held back, which the social justice ministry put down to insufficient funds.
5. INSPIRE: fellows have their stipends unpaid for 3 to 9 months. The schemes now under Vigyan Dhara fell 67.5% between 2016 and 2025.
6. KVPY: scrapped in 2022, after nearly two lakh students a year had taken its test.
7. JRF bottleneck: only 5,108 of 7,35,614 candidates (0.7%) got JRF in December 2025. Minister Sukanta Majumdar gave no year-wise data when asked.
8. The University of Hyderabad stopped Rohit Vemula’s ₹25,000 stipend in July 2015, and his last letter said he hadn’t been paid for seven months. He later committed suicide.
9. India’s R&D spending: fell from 0.82% of GDP in 2009-10 to 0.64% in 2020-21. PMRF spending was revised to ₹290 crore, less than half its ₹600 crore outlay.
10. SC fellowships: fell 61%, from 4,841 to 1,872, between 2020-21 and 2022-23.
If India indeed wants to be a Vishwa Guru, India should be investing in research, in creating quality Higher-Ed institutions. We cannot be cutting down on stipends, not paying our researchers, holding back payments, scrapping scholarships, not increasing fellowship amounts even to match inflation and still expect students to choose research.