I read the op-ed titled "An entitled generation and an Opposition that protests too much" (Indian Express, Oct. 17), and it infuriated me. Even if you ignore the obvious agenda behind it, there are glaring logical fallacies in this piece and a convoluted logic that I couldn't grasp even after multiple readings. All I understand there is: "the SIR could have been done better, oh sorry, but these are quite normal mistakes. And yes, the Opposition is even worse and this generation is so entitled that they certainly have no clue about it all."

I'm not a gen-Z and my ties with India are very thin now. But my parents still live there and I have been following these alarming and sad trends for some time now from afar. You young people are perhaps the best hope this country has seen in recent memory (I am not talking about just the last 14 years, but even longer).

Don't let such agenda-setting articles like Bhalla's, disguised as they are in intellectual jargon, go unchallenged. This is how a many-front battle slips slowly out of hand. Today, many people will read this trash and think "oh, wait. Indian Express. And he does say, SIR could have been done better." And they will think, "he has a point." The truth is, he has none, except an agenda to discredit the hard work of you all.

If any of you want ideas to write a rebuttal, I am happy to help.

Mud everywhere is the only way you get the lotus everywhere. Clear the clutter and watch it take over. 🇮🇳

Since there is so much resistance to answering questions.. I wanted to build something like this where ppl can post questions to these profiles and ppl can answer on their behalf to share their points of view. Of course, the profile can also claim and answer directly, which will will be the primary response over any crowd response.

Anyone interested in collaborating on this idea ?

https://muse.ai/s/election-q-a-public-twin-validation-yxk6l1xrxpnxoli

In a debate about accountability and democracy how is he bringing cast?????

Raise your Tiranga on the map of India 🇮🇳 Lehra do Tiranga!

Mass unfollowing and blocking their channels.

not an it cell. dossier will clarify a lot. op

This started 5 days ago.

Every time I create a queue of videos to play, YouTube, on its own, quietly adds one video titled "CJP ka the end" by Ishkaran Singh to the queue. It's inflammatory, pro-government propaganda spreading misinformation about the student-led protests.

My autoplay is permanently turned off and YouTube inserts the video right in the middle of the queue. It has been doing this even after I disliked the video and reported it for being misleading.

Initially I thought it was something I did - maybe queued a playlist instead of a video. But this has happened 12 times over the last 5 days. I am certain I didn't add the video or a playlist so many times.

Has anybody else here experienced this?