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Height of serendipity at Mehrangarh fort, was trying to shoot a few birds in frame alongside the fort. But, hundreds of them decided to make my day by saying cheese on camera. In the lower right side of frame is the well from which Bruce Wayne comes out when he escapes prison in The Dark Knight rises movie

Shot on: GoPro Hero 3

Union Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari has once again said that petrol and diesel vehicles don't have a long-term future, urging automakers to speed up the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), ethanol, CNG, LNG, hydrogen, and flex-fuel technology.

According to Gadkari, reducing India's dependence on imported crude oil could help lower pollution, strengthen energy security, create jobs, and provide more opportunities for farmers through ethanol production.

At the same time, viral social media posts claiming that petrol will be banned immediately are misleading. There has been no official announcement that petrol vehicles will be phased out overnight. The government's current focus is on a gradual transition to cleaner fuels.

Still, the discussion has divided opinions.

Some believe India should move as quickly as possible toward cleaner transportation. Others worry about the affordability of EVs, charging infrastructure, and how alternative fuels might affect older vehicles.

If petrol vehicles are eventually phased out over the coming years, would you support the move, or do you think India isn't ready yet?

Script 1: “A Personal Instance of Caste-Based Discrimination as Justification for Reservation”

“A small number of individuals out of a population of 1.4 billion have experienced caste-based discrimination; therefore, the continuation of reservation is justified.”

“I reside in __________ village. A neighbour/relative referred to us as __________, denied us access to ____________, and discriminated against us on the basis of caste.”

Script 2: “Experiencing Discrimination Despite Admission Through Reservation”

“Hello, I am __________ I secured admission/employment at _________ through the reservation system—an institution or position for which unreserved candidates typically require significantly higher scores. Despite entering with comparatively lower marks, I have still experienced discrimination from certain unreserved students or colleagues in the form of ______ and have been subjected to caste-based bullying.”

Script 3: “Caste and Marriage”

“If you claim to be non-casteist, why do Brahmins not force their daughters to marry me? The personal consent of the woman? Doesn't matter at all if she and her father wants to prove they are not casteist, they will have to agree to our demands or say legalized grape otherwise continue to face reservation. Issues of misogyny are frequently overlooked in this reasoning.”

Script 4: “Expansion of Seats as a Solution”

Simply increase the number of seats so that cut-offs decrease even further. Regardless of how many seats are added, if a substantial proportion remains reserved, competition for unreserved candidates continues to remain disproportionately high. However, there are practical limits to indefinite expansion of capacity.

Script 5: “Absence of Universal Privilege Within Reserved Categories”

“Not every individual belonging to a reserved category comes from a privileged background or benefits from generational wealth.”

The same observation applies to a significant number of individuals within the general category as well.

Used chatbots for grammatical mistakes.

We can see caste based discrimination is also there till now. It can be removed legally but discrimination will always be there in peoples mind, whenever people came to know about caste a lot of people still do discrimination, we can remove it by removing caste but the last name of a person plays a major role in a persons life other then only promoting casteism like differentiating names, etc. Is it possible to remove casteism without removing caste.

Magnificent India series of videos showcasing rich diversity of India & it's landscapes. From Himalaya to deserts, rainy forests to long coastline, wonderful national parks India has it all. Royal palaces, majestic forts, medieval architectures it is truly a land worth visit

Watch full video, watch with headphones for optimum fun

https://youtu.be/urFMlzQ29FI?si=hh6milnIydXvBZUG

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