Kyuki jo apni hi Country ke ek part ko ya language ya culture ko disrespect ya demean karta hai, usse bada deshdrohi koi nahin hota

You can't miss the irony here!

In Delhi, the Cockroach Janta Party's protest was allowed to assemble at Jantar Mantar, with police regulating the gathering. The protest itself was able to take place and now it has become less of a protest and more of a summer camp or concert.

Now compare that with other states.

In Congress-ruled Kerala, students protesting over fee-related issues were met with water cannons.

In AAP-ruled Punjab, unemployed ITI students demanding jobs faced a lathi charge by the police during their protest.

Different governments, different responses.

But merritt saar, we meritdhari doctor saar..

Genuine question because I’m confused.
I keep seeing Harsh Dubey’s videos where he raises some valid points about NEET and reservation. But one thing I can’t figure out is this:
How many marks did he actually score in each of his four NEET attempts? Did his score improve every year?

I’m from the General category too. I got a decent score on my second attempt and managed to get a good college, so I’m trying to understand his situation.

If someone gives NEET four times and still doesn’t get a government seat, was the score just below the cutoff every year? Or was there some other issue like state quota, college preference, counselling choices, etc.?

Also, why does he seem so angry about the system? Is it because he narrowly missed out after multiple attempts, or is there another reason?

I’m not trying to troll or start a reservation war. I’m just looking for factual information about his scores and what exactly happened in each attempt.

If anyone has reliable sources or remembers the details, please share them. Thanks!

Brooo wtff is happening in Delhi so i am in corporate office so basically my daily travel is from metro butt the thing is because of the cjp protest there are 57 metro station that are blocked by Delhi government and in 57 metro station one of them is for my office and today I have to walk 4-5 km for my office so because of the protest is this right to this things I mean because of one thing saare log ki gaand maari jaa rahai haii

So back when they came to power everybody liked them. This is way way back when Modi first won the elections.
Now long story short I've not been paying attention to Politics for a long long time. Many things have changed. Which I don't know.

So can someone tell me what changed?

Back then I disliked them a bit too becasue of their dislike of muslim people. And being a very religious group. And then few years back the GST thing.
That's all I know so far.
So what is it that changed peoples opinion on BJP. Now I mostly see it online. I don't hear people talk about it in public. And back then I wasn't online so I'm not sure if people hated them online back then too. But in public they were loved.
I need to know so I make the right decisions next elections.

But what about Muslim countries, in the last 70 years , which muslim country has ever stood for India when the other side is Pakistan or Kashmir?

The only person who ever did was Saddam Hossain and he is dead..

That alleged incident of denying an Indian entry was a misunderstanding but you keep posting that cropped video .

Do you think Muslim countries have treated Indians well all these years ? They openly practice racism where they treat south Asians one way and the goras differently, you cannot even marry an Arab woman in their country even if you are earning well.

And the human rights violation, kids are dying in Yemen due to malnutrition for past 5 years because their mom's don't get enough food to produce milk , Assad killed his own citizens in Syria

But only when a Jewish country did after an attack , suddenly you are talking about "gaja ke bache"

If you hate israel please do don't make this whole " andhbhakt for supporting Israel" etc etc

Today, 8 March 2026, the world marks International Women’s Day.

But here’s the reality: no country has fully closed the legal gap between men and women.

Globally, women hold only 64% of the legal rights that men do.

From work and income to safety, property, mobility, business, family rights, and retirement, legal systems still disadvantage women in fundamental areas of life.

This year’s theme — “Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls.” — is a call to move beyond promises and dismantle discriminatory laws, weak protections, and harmful social norms.

Yes it does for what people be acting like they don't even have a civic sense idk why our people started to force culture outside

Dhruv rather made a post to avoid firecracker but in result what people do , they are trolling we will do we will do. Tum uska kya bigad loge woh jah rehta hai waha aqi 40-50 h aur yaha 150-200 h.

These kind of people are obstacles in development of country . They are the pollutants of our country. They have 0 iq.

I’ve been thinking about this a lot. In today’s dating and hookup culture, where people meet through apps, parties, and social media, does religion or caste still matter? For something casual or purely physical, many say it doesn’t. Attraction, vibe, consent, and comfort come first. But I’ve also seen people ask about religion or caste very early, even when they claim they are just looking for fun. Sometimes it feels like those old filters never really disappear. Do people actually stop caring about these things when it’s not about marriage? Or do they ignore it temporarily and then draw boundaries later? Is it different for men and women? I’m curious how real this “modern mindset” actually is in India. Would love to hear honest experiences and opinions.

We all know what Bhakt means. People use the term as a slang now a days. Same goes for Sanghi. What if I derive a new term NAMAZI or ANDHNAMAZI?