I have found this article interesting, but as we all know that everyone has their own opinion but should we trust the opinions with the proofs?
This article has shown in a way that this is true that media is biased with EU countries and India.

This is the reward you get for speaking truth to power.

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The UAE leadership recognised the captain and the crew for their bravery and professionalism in protecting passengers and securing the aircraft. Israel has also announced a civilian bravery award for Machchhar, which will be presented after he recovers from his injuries.

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For that, we owe our viewers an apology,” news anchor said.

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They dam the Brahmaputra River in China, which is where most of the water does not even come from, hence no national security or environmental impact whatsoever. What is the answer then to this dilemma? Clearly the only option is to create your own mega-dam in one of the highest seismic risk areas that could solve the nonexistent problem we created in the first place. If there is one thing that defines good policy decision-making, it surely is flooding native villages and our own citizens in the process.

Whether you support Congress or BJP, I think Indian politics needs to have a serious conversation about leadership.
My question is simple: Is Rahul Gandhi really the strongest candidate Congress can put forward for Prime Minister?
Here are the concerns I have:
1. Where is the policy depth?
A national leader should be able to articulate detailed policy proposals, defend them under scrutiny, and engage in substantive debates about India’s biggest challenges. We need more discussions about actual policies and less political theatre.
2. Where is the executive experience?
Rahul Gandhi has had years in national politics. Why hasn’t Congress built a stronger record of executive leadership around its most prominent figures? Leading a state government could be one way for a politician to demonstrate administrative ability and deliver measurable results.
3. Why does the Gandhi family continue to dominate Congress?
India is full of capable people, yet the Congress leadership has remained closely associated with one political family for decades. Why should family legacy carry so much weight in deciding who leads a national party?
A party that claims to offer an alternative should be willing to demonstrate that leadership positions are earned through merit, competence, and results.
Here’s my bigger point.
If you oppose BJP, criticizing BJP alone isn’t enough. Congress also needs to present a credible alternative someone with strong policy knowledge, executive capability, independent thinking, and the ability to communicate a clear vision for India.
Not a Gandhi simply because of the surname. Not a yes-man chosen to protect the existing leadership. Someone who can stand on their own merits.
And this isn’t about whether BJP has the perfect candidate. That’s a separate debate. The question is why Congress hasn’t made a more convincing case for leadership over the past decade.
India has no shortage of brilliant minds. We have talented administrators, economists, entrepreneurs, and politicians across the country.
So why does finding a credible, merit-based alternative for the country’s highest political office seem so difficult?
At some point, shouldn’t the standard be the quality of the candidate rather than the party they belong to?

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Booth Level Officer (BLO) in Jaipur’s Hawa Mahal assembly constituency has alleged that he is being pressured to delete hundreds of voters, most of them Muslims, from the electoral rolls, and has warned that the stress has pushed him to the brink of suicide.

Kirti Kumar, a government school teacher serving as a BLO, said he is being forced to strike off the names of nearly 40 per cent of his booth’s voters from the draft rolls published after the Special Intensive Revision (SIR). He alleged that these objections specifically target Muslim voters, even though he has already verified all of them.

In a video clip that has gone viral on social media, Kumar can be heard shouting during a phone call, “I will go to the collector’s office and commit suicide there.”

In the same clip, he is heard telling BJP councillor Suresh Saini, “Maybe I should remove voters from the entire basti. That will help you and Maharaj win the election comfortably.”

“Maharaj” is a reference to BJP MLA Balmukund Acharya, who won the 2023 Assembly election from Hawa Mahal, a Muslim-majority constituency, by a margin of just 974 votes.

Acharya, the chief priest of Jaipur’s Dakshinmukhiji Balaji Temple, has since been at the centre of repeated controversies over remarks and actions allegedly targeting Muslims.

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Inhone kaise Guess kiya ki maine kaunse IT Cell ko bol rha hu 🤔

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Please follow government and official instructions, seek the nearest shelter that is authorised. Don't do anything stupid and stay inside and away from waters

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The irony is not lost on me

AND OUR ARMY IS STRUGGLING IN ARUNACHAL AGAINST CHINESE FORCES !!

Yesterday, I booked an appointment online to visit the Aadhaar Seva Kendra in Saharsa, Bihar—something not everyone knows you can do a day in advance. When I arrived today, the fee for an update was 125 rupees.

​However, when I went to pay, I was shocked to find that they do not accept UPI. It made me think: we constantly talk about a "Fully Digital India" and celebrate UPI as one of our nation's biggest achievements, yet a government office doesn't even accept UPI payments.

​Realizing I needed cash, I went to a nearby printing shop where a young guy—who seemed to have more knowledge than the actual officers—helped me out. He charged a 5-rupee commission to provide cash.

​That got me thinking: with around 150 to 250 people visiting the center daily, and roughly 100 of them lacking cash, that printing shop makes about 5,000 rupees a day, totaling around 1.5 lakh rupees a month just from this loophole. When you multiply this across similar government offices nationwide, hundreds of thousands of taxpayers end up paying these extra, unnecessary charges.

​Is this really the fully digital India we talk about and promise? While 5 rupees might seem like a small amount, when you look at the scale of how many taxpayers are forced to pay extra, it becomes a major problem.

Why do they keep begging for more and more taxes ?

Collection from Indians verses Investment gain of Indians...! #INDIA #GDP Middle class worst impacted as Tax outgo verses facilities gaps