Aditya Bharadwaj
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Aditya Bharadwaj
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26. 🇮🇳 Between here and there. ரௌத்திரம் பழகு | 像水一样。

#BREAKING Justice Ujjal Bhuyan: Collegium must give reasons for judicial appointments. By not doing so, "we also create space for individuals to enter the judiciary who may later describe groups of people as 'ants' and make remarks that are wholly unconstitutional." #SupremeCourt


में उत्तराखंड से हु मेरे पिता आर्मी में हैं और मेरी माता हाउसवाइफ है, मेरा एक छोटा भाई है...! इसलिए हमें हर 2 साल में पढ़ाई के लिए मूव करना पड़ता है – नेहा बोरा मेरे परिवार में सब लोग राइट विंग की तरफ है, मेरी मां राइट विंग बीजेपी को स्पोर्ट करती थी...! में जब 10 – 11 वी क्लास में पढ़ती थी तभी से मेरा हृदय परिवर्तन हो गया और लेफ्ट की तरफ आई..! मैने शुरू से ही लेफ्ट के पोएट चाहे पाब्लो नारूदा अरुधंति राय या असद अली साह हो इनको पढ़ा था..! जिन लोगो के प्रति मेरी मां के विचार भिन्न थे तब अनशन के 22वे दिन आई तब उनको पता चला उनकी बेटी के वो खड़े हैं सेवा कर रहे हैं.....!






The Chinese government works tirelessly to erase the memory of June 4, 1989 from the internet. The CCP's censorship of Tiananmen is not just about the past—it's about controlling the present. China remains the world's worst environment for internet freedom, with pervasive censorship, surveillance, and punishment for peaceful online expression. Explore Freedom House's latest findings from our #FreedomOnTheNet report: freedomhouse.org/country/china/…

bejing or new delhi





@Preddy85 @Manitata Oh! So you want children in schools to eat junk food & ruin their health?? Wow! He does have the legal power & is doing a fine job saving children from future diseases like cavities & diabetes. You should be grateful to him.

"It will be an anarchy if people start believing in results through protest, they'll stop believing in Parliament" — Asaduddin Owaisi, Politician


The Print’s denigration of Professor Kamakoti is a perfect lesson in framing.

Increasing education spending has diminishing returns on learning outcomes for everywhere outside subsistence economies. India spends much more per capita on govt schools than private schools but with worse learning outcomes. It's an incentive problem, not a spending problem.

The New Deal stole this from you.











