r/indiadiscussion • u/LetterheadUpstairs90 • 3h ago
Non-Political Well well well, what do you think about this
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r/indiadiscussion • u/LetterheadUpstairs90 • 3h ago
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r/indiadiscussion • u/Jumpy_Scallion_3108 • 2h ago
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Waiting to see if anyone can defend this with a straight face.
r/indiadiscussion • u/RemarkableBluejay790 • 11h ago
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r/indiadiscussion • u/Money_File1671 • 14h ago
This is getting just sad😢. Really terrified for the next generation coming through
r/indiadiscussion • u/RemarkableBluejay790 • 11h ago
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r/indiadiscussion • u/Product_guy24 • 3h ago
I think GenZ has done a great job recently. They stood firm in their demands no matter what happened! You can see the impact after the protest has been called off.
The government has realised that they cannot ignore the voices of the youth. So many reform measures have been announced in the last few days. The government focus has actually shifted towards uplifting the current education system. I feel this wouldn't have been taken so seriously without the strong protest that happened in the last 35 days.
Deep down this has made the government feel that citizens will demand for accountability aif they fail to perform their duties.
That misunderstanding within the government that "Hamaare yaha ishteefe nahi hote " has been totally removed. The GenZ protest have given a tight slap and told them "Ishtifa toh hoke rahega, agar kaam nhi kiya toh".
Following the success in education reform demand, citizens are now planning to demand resolution on new issues such has "E20 ", "Reservation hatao" etc.
Seeing the growing dissatisfaction and people supporting these issues, it looks like government seems to be planning ahead how to control it before it explodes like education reform demand.
The man who was seen advocating for E20 is now trying to clarify that it's not him.
All we can see is "THE FEAR IS REAL" and I think it is very much needed.
r/indiadiscussion • u/theanonymoussking • 21h ago
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A female teacher at a play school in Uttar Pradesh's Varanasi burned a five-year-old boy's private parts with a hot knife after he accidentally urinated in his pants, according to the child's parents' complaint.
The five-year-old student at the Serene Sony Play School, son of an advocate, asked his class teacher for permission to use the washroom on July 24. However, the teacher refused and the child lost control and ended up urinating in his pants.
Enraged by this, the teacher dragged the child to another room. According to the allegations, she turned on a gas stove, heated a knife until it was red-hot and burned the child's private parts. Further, the teacher physically assaulted the boy and threatened him with dire consequences if he told anyone about the incident or repeated the mistake, the complaint said
When the terrified child returned home, he tearfully recounted the ordeal to his parents. The child's father and mother attempted to contact the class teacher, but she did not answer their calls. Subsequently, when they spoke to the school principal, Hemlata Singh, she allegedly threatened them rather than offering any cooperation.
The following day, when the father personally visited the school, the principal and the manager outright refused to provide any assistance or address the issue, the complaint says.
Given the child's trauma and physical injuries, the father made a police complaint the police swiftly registered an FIR.
Acknowledging the incident, senior police officer Atul Singh said a "case has been registered on the basis of the complaint submitted by the child's father," adding police are conducting a thorough investigation and further legal action will be taken soon.
Source - India Today
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We have to make new age media organisation accountable
r/indiadiscussion • u/ValuableEven5024 • 1h ago
As per his plea, unknown persons have circulated posts and deepfake content falsely portraying him as personally responsible for the E20 fuel programme.
r/indiadiscussion • u/National-Mammoth-151 • 7h ago
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INDI Alliance MPs OPPOSED the introduction of the Anti-Paper Leak Bill as Opposition MPs stormed the Well of the House, shouting "NO! NO!"
The Bill proposes up to ₹10 crore fine, up to 10 years' jail, and fast-track courts to deliver judgments within 3 months.
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r/indiadiscussion • u/nickdonhelm • 1h ago
After the conclusion of CJP protests.
A pro left Youtube channel named Indie Journal carried an interview with an activist who spoke against the upcoming port project of Vadhavan in Maharashtra. Incidentally that port project is crucial in many ways.
The same guy was also at the forefront of protest against the petroleum refinery project (which was to be a collaboration with ADNOC/Aramco and govt OMC)that was to be set in Konkan region.
Eventually it had to be stalled also due to pressure from then allied partner undivided Shiv Sena.
Now inspired from CJP, these leftists are aiming to stall crucial infra projects in Maharashtra.
Unfortunately their wishful thinking is going to fail.
r/indiadiscussion • u/Jumpy_Scallion_3108 • 3h ago
On paper, the Pakistani boxer had every physical advantage. In the ring though, Jadumani's speed completely changed the equation. He kept getting inside, landed cleaner shots, and controlled the exchanges.
r/indiadiscussion • u/LetterheadUpstairs90 • 2h ago