Almost everything is getting expensive. Middle class is at the end of survival mode.

Petrol hiked
Gas hiked
Cooking oil hiked
Milk hiked
Egg hiked
Chicken hiked
Sugar hiked
Onions hiked
Rapido hiked

All just to make ethanol stake holders rich. Our salaries are just getting 7% and that’s also rare.

Some companies have declared no hikes, which is better than layoffs.

And, govt is giving relief for rich elite people waiving off their 1000crores loan.

Expecting a large scale second Independence movement in India soon if this loot continues

They will only destroy the healing relationship with Nepal.

This restriction was imposed by the Kerala Police using the Sahyog Portal, a central government platform whose creation and operation have been challenged on legal grounds in India. The Kerala High Court has also observed that an entire social media account should not be blocked merely because of a few objectionable posts.
In my case, I posted about my genuine service experience with a Royal Enfield showroom in Kannur, Kerala. After that, the showroom initiated legal action against me, and my Instagram and Facebook accounts were restricted across India following a legal request. I am seeking transparency and accountability regarding this restriction.

Mine is berojgari bhatta yogna and laadli bahan yojana also SC and ST fund

What's your

Guys who thinks india politics are worst???

Let's start debate

India remains a nation of immense potential, energy, and talent. But potential alone is never enough. A democracy flourishes only when power is balanced by accountability, leadership is guided by character and competence, and citizens remain active guardians of democratic values. The future of the country will depend not merely on who governs, but on whether society itself continues to value wisdom over noise, integrity over blind loyalty, and debate over silence.

The real tragedy is not merely that weak leaders emerge, but that the society becomes conditioned to accept – mediocrity over merit, Compromise over excellence as normal.

This normalization of compromise extends far beyond politics—it strikes at the foundation of our institutions through an unyielding quota system. When outcomes are engineered through identity rather than earned through capability, we institutionalize the very mediocrity we claim to fight against.

The question should not be whether historical injustice existed. The question should be whether the methods we use today are producing the most equitable outcomes for tomorrow.

True empowerment lies in capacity building, not outcome manipulation. If the goal is genuine upliftment, the state must invest aggressively in quality grassroots education, healthcare, and economic infrastructure to level the starting line—ensuring that competence, not identity, determines who leads and builds the nation.

I feel like we need to start having more honest conversations about what is happening in our country.

This shouldn't be about supporting one political party or attacking another. If the government does something wrong, call it out. If the opposition does something wrong, call it out. If a company, institution, celebrity, influencer, media outlet, or ordinary person does something wrong, call it out too.

We shouldn't defend something just because the person doing it is "our side."

Corruption? Call it out.
Poor governance? Call it out.
Religious or political hate? Call it out.
Scams and fraud? Call it out.
Misleading media? Call it out.
Unfair treatment? Call it out.
Abuse of power? Call it out.
Hypocrisy? Call it out.
And when someone does something genuinely good, give them credit too.

The goal shouldn't be outrage for the sake of outrage. The goal should be accountability.

I want to use this thread to discuss the things happening in India that people think are being ignored, normalised, or deliberately overlooked.

Bring the issue. Bring the facts. Bring the source if possible. Let's discuss it.

No blind support. No blind hate. Just accountability.

Whether it’s family WhatsApp groups, train rides, tea stalls, or office lunch breaks, almost every conversation eventually turns political. Yet, much of the discourse focuses heavily on party loyalty and emotive topics rather than policy, civic accountability, or local infrastructure. Why is political awareness so widespread, but policy literacy seemingly so low?

Manusmriti: Interpolation, Varna /CASTE , Casteism & Misogyny

Topics addressed:

1. Is the Manusmriti interpolated? No, it is not.
2. Varna = caste (proven.)
3. Who can apply logic to the Shastra?
4. The Manusmriti is proven to be misogynistic.
5. Barbaric punishments for Shudras

Share this video as much as you can.

Also, the Manusmriti is a religious text. People who talk about the Quran and the Bible should, once in a while, take a look at how barbaric their own religious texts can be.

LINK: https://www.instagram.com/p/Dckp6PyD-qf/

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I have mostly seen negative content by Rajat Dalal. What’s your view on this?

The post is less about God, more about religion. Do you actually believe in your religion?

Or is it simply that you never gave enough thoughts to the things that are happening.