I am truly happy to see two people I deeply respect standing with the students during the Delhi protest.
Ranjini Haridas has always been more than a media friend to me. She has never hesitated to speak her mind, no matter how difficult the situation.
Jaanmoni has faced both success and setbacks, appreciation and trolling. Yet I have always told her one thing—you are genuine. Seeing her stand with the students today makes me proud.
To both of you, thank you. ❤️
Let’s support our students. Every home has children who are students. As parents, we know the realities they face every single day.
Last night, I reached home around 11:30 PM. The door was locked, but the light in the living room was still on. When I opened the door, my daughter Navami was still studying.
I asked, “Mole, why are you awake so late?”
She smiled and said, “Achu, tomorrow I have two exams. I slept for one hour in the evening, so I’m studying now.”
I had no reply. I simply told her, “Okay mole, study well.”
The next morning, she woke up again at 5:00 AM, continued studying, and left for her exam at 8:00 AM.
That is the reality in millions of homes across India.
Millions of parents worry every day about their sons and daughters. Students are not just statistics or political talking points—they are the future of our country.
They know what NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) means because they live with its pressure every single day.
Let’s listen to them. Let’s understand them. Let’s support them.
Much love to my Navamikuttan, to every child, every student, every parent, and everyone who stands with our youth.
Because when we stand with our students, we stand with India’s future. 🇮🇳❤️
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