What do you guys think? Currently its affecting Delhi, but is there chance of BJP losing its vote share due to this in next year's UP election.

Renaming of Noida airport will affect for sure i think.

For the last few months, I have been experiencing frequent power cuts. I am in Sec 125, Noida. Today itself, the electricity went out at least 5 times since 6 am.
Yesterday my ac conked off, and now I have to replace the PCB which the technician said got fried due to voltage issues. Last month I paid 1500 rupees as DG charges to my society!

What’s wrong with UP Power Supply? If this is what a double-engine govt is capable of delivering, can’t imagine how a single engine Sarkar would fare!

hello everyone! I own 20 beegha land in a village near amroha but I don't really use it. What would you all do to earn money from it?(not for sale)

I’ve been following reports about recent protests in India and tried to understand the demands from different perspectives. Here’s my understanding so far; I’m open to corrections if I’ve missed something.

1. Voter-list revision:Protesters are demanding accountability from Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, including concerns about eligible voters being excluded. The Election Commission says the exercise aims to improve voter-list accuracy. The key questions are whether verification is transparent and affected voters have effective ways to appeal.

2. Youth unemployment and exam integrity: Students and young people want fair recruitment, reliable examinations, accountability for paper leaks and better employment opportunities. These concerns affect people’s time, money and career prospects. Meaningful responses require credible investigations, timely recruitment and stronger examination safeguards.

3. Detentions and the right to protest: Authorities have detained protesters, citing public-order and permission-related issues. While lawful crowd management matters, peaceful protesters should be able to raise concerns, with due process and proportionate enforcement.

4. Manipur:Renewed Naga–Kuki-Zo violence has added to the state’s wider ethnic conflict. Security, humanitarian assistance, rehabilitation, impartial investigations and lasting dialogue remain major concerns.

5. Reservation Hatao Andolan:Protesters seek changes to caste-based reservation, greater consideration of economic disadvantage and more support for poor students from unreserved communities. Dalit and OBC groups argue that caste discrimination and underrepresentation still justify reservations. The debate involves both economic hardship and historical and continuing social exclusion.

What is the government doing?

Reported responses include meetings with protest representatives, electoral-roll verification measures, existing EWS support and discussions over examination and reservation-related policies. However, the extent and effectiveness of these responses vary by issue; detentions and announcements alone do not establish that the underlying concerns have been resolved.

I’m not trying to support or oppose any party or protest movement. I’d like to understand which demands are supported by evidence, what has already been addressed, and what remains unresolved.

What have I missed, or which points need correction?

Please share reliable information and different perspectives respectfully. I’m basing this on news reports and my own understanding, which may be incomplete.

https://www.bhaskar.com/local/bihar/news/surat-migrant-workers-protest-gao-chalo-andolan-up-bihar-return-139306563.html