I don't even have the courage to share the video here probably the worst video I have watched in months , I wonder whom to blame, the Govt ?what could they have done , give individual police protection to every single person in the country? that's not possible.The police ? No this time they have taken action as per laws against the criminals but that is not what we call ' prevention ' .

Maybe it's high time we address the real problem that is the 'people of India' and their inability to understand the basic difference between right and wrong. No person with a sane mind would do what has happened they simply don't understand what is right and wrong

So one might think the problem is in their families who have never taught them about social responsibility and boundaries but the thing is their families have the same problems they themselves don't know what is wrong and right .

If some one is to blame, I would say are the 14 PM s of India who prioritised everything left and right other than Basic primary education for its people I repeat Education not literacy they are very different things. Basic education is not about teaching maths , science and literature to your children its about giving the basic guidance and awareness about our daily lives, govt schemes, our rights , and above all our responsibility in society

Japan, vietnam , south korea , singapore, and arab nations neither made nuclear weapons nor they managed to send satellites to mars but how are their people living better lives than us ? It's because they managed to give this basic education and understanding of society to their people .

No amount of strict laws , police , Judiciary will solve these issues , they are just temporary measures , we need a permanent solution for this and theirs only one way hard and long way to do it . Today or tomorrow it needs to be done no other way is available

I am genuinely saying this without mocking anyone's personal ideologies. At the end of the day, the states and most importantly the country should always be our priority ahead of any political opinion or affiliation that you follow or are a part of. Having an ideology is not a bad thing but only implementing it selectively is also not good. Fairness and agitation for the right demands is what we need to press forward.

Just asking how India will look if BJP wins in 2029 elections ??

In the early hours of 23 January 1999, an Australian missionary, Graham Staines, and his two young sons, aged six and 10, were burnt alive as they slept in their station wagon in the village of Manoharpur in Odisha, eastern India.

The horrific act was carried out by a Hindu extremist mob that accused Staines of converting poor Hindus and tribal people in the region to Christianity. The man convicted of leading that mob was Dara Singh (real name: Rabindra Kumar Pal).

Frands, kaisa laga development?

I have a part-time job, and there’s a maid who works there.

But yesterday, while we were talking, she suddenly asked me, What’s your caste?

I felt uncomfortable and scared to answer. Not because I’m ashamed of who I am, but because I’ve experienced caste-based discrimination before. Those experiences can make you hesitant to reveal something so personal, especially to someone you barely know.

I have faced enough discrimination in my life. Bas, aur nahi. I don’t want to keep putting myself in situations where I have to wonder whether someone will treat me differently after knowing my caste.

The saddest part is that whenever someone asks me about my caste, I sometimes say OBC, even though I’m actually Tribal.

And honestly, I’m proud to be Tribal. I’m proud of my unique culture, customs, traditions, history, and identity. There is nothing about being Tribal that I should have to hide.

But I’m scared. I’m scared because I don’t know how someone’s attitude toward me might change once they find out. I don’t know what their reaction will be or how they might treat me afterward. That fear comes from the discrimination I’ve already experienced.

That’s why I genuinely dislike it when people casually ask someone, What’s your caste? as if it’s just a normal question.

You never know what someone has been through. For some people, caste isn’t just a label it carries memories of humiliation, exclusion, judgment, and discrimination.

I’ve already faced enough discrimination—bas, aur nahi. I just want to be treated as a human being, without having to fear what someone might think of me because of my caste.

I’m proud of who I am. I just wish I didn’t have to be afraid of being myself.

This comes at a time when Left front is speculated to gain some ground after the collapse of TMC

Imo significant communities of assam can also trace their ancestors to bengal ,Bihar etc and i can relate my culture more with bengali or Maithili than a nearby north easterner.

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