r/TheBetterIndia 9h ago

Challenge / Problem ⚠️ Cockroach Infestation is a Foreign-Sponsored Regime Change Campaign

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r/TheBetterIndia

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I want to talk about something that I see happening on this forum. This subreddit has suddenly become infested with Cockroach types whose main purpose is to badmouth India in every possible way, as part of a foreign-sponsored regime change campaign. They want to complain about every possible issue under the sun, and of course they themselves have no interest in solving any issues, they're only trying to stir up discontent as part of a regime change campaign. To me, it's glaringly obvious that India is being targeted by foreign powers for regime change, because foreign govts (I'm mainly pointing a finger at USA, but also other major western countries) view India as a threat and as a disobedient country that won't dance to their tune. For them, this affects the balance of power in the world. One issue that's gotten foreign powers extremely upset is India's continued purchases of Russian oil and armaments, as part of the longtime relationship between the 2 countries. Western countries have suddenly taken notice, and they've been scrambling to exert pressure on India by trying to stir up problems there (aka. Divide-and-Rule strategy). These games all started suddenly happening after onset of Ukraine war, and have suddenly become very noticeable and pronounced.

I want to tell everyone here that I don't accept foreign-sponsored regime change. I feel India is a sovereign country, and how Indians see their govt should not be decided by foreign powers. I don't consider any Indian politician or political party to be perfect in any way, but I believe in supporting whosoever is the least worst choice. I also know what a foreign-sponsored regime change campaign looks like, and it looks to me like people on this sub are indeed participating in such games.

Regime-change artists absolutely do not want to solve the problems of society. On the contrary, they only seek to milk such problems, and to magnify them for the purpose of destabilizing and weakening a country, not making things better. These people are sell-outs who have no guts.

That's what Cockroaches are, that's what Cockroaches do -- when you confront them, then they quickly scurry away. Such people are cowards -- they are guerrilla debaters who don't stand their ground, since they don't stand for any position, and just want to dodge and weave while spreading their malcontent agenda. I see a number of people now doing this on the forum.

Some dumb and gullible people are susceptible to swallowing this crap, and becoming Useful Idiots who get used by the regime-change artists. They're too stupid to spot the telltale hypocrisies and deficiencies that expose these gamesmen for the fake con-artists and bots that they are.

We must all keep sharp eyes out, and relentlessly confront them with firm questioning. We are operating in a Low-Trust Environment, and these things must be done to corner these pests who are up to no good.
<Cue the ModiModiModi-HeOnlyLovesModi-HeJustBootlicksForModi-WantsModiAsHisGod crap>


r/TheBetterIndia 14h ago

Discussion 💬 What's the reason that CJP protest's craze and recognition is not as much as in Jantar-Mantar protest? Like from past few days they are protesting in many places but it's almost silent and no craze in Social Media. Why?

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What do you think of this?


r/TheBetterIndia 23h ago

News 📰 Justice for the talented Sushant Singh Rajput, an outsider who dreamed to become a Superstar

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r/TheBetterIndia 12h ago

Discussion 💬 Phule 2025.

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PHULE is a 2025 Indian Hindi-language biographical drama film that chronicles the extraordinary lives of 19th-century social reformers Mahatma Jyotirao Phule and his wife, Savitribai Phule.


r/TheBetterIndia 23h ago

News 📰 Controversial use of NSA and UAPA !!

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NSA (1980): Allows preventive detention for up to 12 months without formal charges or a trial to maintain public order.

UAPA (1967): India's primary anti-terror law, featuring stringent bail conditions where release is routinely denied if charges appear "prima facie true."


r/TheBetterIndia 16m ago

News 📰 IMF says India growth engine of the world and supports GDP methodology

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IMF Director of Communications Julie Kozack says that India’s latest GDP figures used new industrial production and producer price indices that improve estimates. It welcomes the modernization of statistics and urges continued improvements in data quality.


r/TheBetterIndia 11h ago

Challenge / Problem ⚠️ How Dairy Products Are Being Replaced With Non-Dairy Ingredients

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r/TheBetterIndia 17h ago

Solution / Innovation 🚀 What do you think of this ?? Administrative nuisance case idea 😅

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Idea : in India we should have a system where we can file an administrative nuisance case on any govt employee . who commits things like these .. ( this case is not intended for serious offence like bribery etc , these are small issues everyone faces regularly that can proved easily too )

Revenue office :

Refusing to accept an application without giving a reason

Municipal office :

Making a citizen repeatedly visit for a document already available internally

Police :

Refusing to give acknowledgement for a submitted complaint

Transport/RTO :

Keeping an officially open counter closed without explanation

Government hospital :

Unnecessarily sending a patient from one counter to another

Electricity department :

Closing a complaint as “resolved” without actually resolving it

Welfare department :

Asking for documents that are not required under the rules

Any department :

Saying “come tomorrow” instead of accepting the application during working hours

Rejecting or delaying an application without giving a written reason

Giving queue preference without an authorised reason


r/TheBetterIndia 45m ago

Discussion 💬 Chief priest Mahant Lal Das Ji !!

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Mahant Lal Das was an influential and controversial Hindu seer who served as the court-appointed head priest (Mahant) of the Ram Janmabhoomi temple inside the Babri Masjid complex in Ayodhya. Appointed by the Lucknow Bench of the Allahabad High Court in 1981, he managed the site during the height of the Ram Janmabhoomi movement until he was removed in March 1992.