Hats off to our youth and their protest
I am writing to express the immense pride I feel for the youth of our country. When we look at recent events in Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, we saw how mass movements there often turned violent. In contrast our Gen Z led their movement with remarkable peace, strategy and discipline. Instead of resorting to destruction they chose organization, dialogue and dignity. The law enforcers, who are meant to protect...
Goa govt must not harass student protesters
First a big well done to students for forcing the BJP central government to have their Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resign in face of the NEET paper leak scandal. The arrogant BJP Goa ministers particularly those to are converting land to the highest bidder under Sec 39-A, etc and involved...
Only the battle has been won, the war lies ahead
Imagine if you employed a housekeeper who did not work for you at all, left your home filthy, had no meals ready on time or ever at all, told you to tighten your belt on spending and spent your money on herself, while she shot videos of herself in fancy...
Electronic media under scrutiny by protesters
The protests over the alleged NEET paper leak, which spread from the national capital to several parts of the country, achieved a major breakthrough on Saturday. Despite police baton charges, multiple rounds of talks, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's direct interaction with the protesting youth along with the announcement of...
Youth power and fight for justice in India
Congratulations to the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) for their remarkable victory, demonstrating that even those labeled “cockroaches” by the BJP government can rise and challenge the establishment. This movement has proven that youth activism knows no bounds when it comes to demanding justice in India. The youth have not only...
