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Is this simply about national pride — or is there something more to it?

#vandematram🇮🇳 by @factchecker_india

They weren't all major politicians—but saying they made no contribution is false.

#factcheck by @factchecker_india

Reform should not come at the cost of students’ confidence in their own future.
GO 97 may be presented as restructuring, but the government cannot expect students to simply accept major changes without clear answers, transparent safeguards and meaningful consultation.
Students are not asking for special treatment. They are asking for clarity, security and a say in a decision that affects their careers.
Listen to them. Explain the policy. Address the concerns.
Because education policy should be built with students — not simply announced to them. by @factchecker_india

Reform should not come at the cost of students’ confidence in their own future.
GO 97 may be presented as restructuring, but the government cannot expect students to simply accept major changes without clear answers, transparent safeguards and meaningful consultation.
Students are not asking for special treatment. They are asking for clarity, security and a say in a decision that affects their careers.
Listen to them. Explain the policy. Address the concerns.
Because education policy should be built with students — not simply announced to them.

#go67 #polytechniccollege #polytechnicstudents by @factchecker_india

Caste discrimination is illegal. But has it disappeared?
Before asking “Why do we still need reservation?”, maybe we should ask a harder question:
"Why does caste still matter?"
The law can prohibit discrimination. Erasing centuries of social attitudes takes much longer.
Watch. Think. Then ask the question.
video credits @iwakehindustan by @factchecker_india

by @factchecker_india

If you think “School Theek Karo” is politically selective, don’t just attack the messenger — apply the same standard yourself.
If schools in NDA-ruled states deserve scrutiny, schools in non-NDA states deserve it too.
Same questions. Same scrutiny. Same accountability.
A government school doesn’t become better or worse because of the party in power.
So instead of asking “Why is he inspecting their states?” — ask:
“Who is inspecting ours?”
And if nobody is doing it, why not you?
Because the goal should be simple:
check the school, check the claim, and demand better — regardless of who governs.

#schooltheekkaro #education #governmentschools
#accountability by @factchecker_india

by @factchecker_india

Gandhi wrote to Hitler — twice.
The first letter began with two surprising words: “Dear Friend.”
But what did Gandhi actually mean by it? And what did he say when he wrote again in 1940?
Read the documents. Don’t judge history by one line. 📜 by @factchecker_india

Gandhi wrote letter to Hitler — not once but twice.
The first letter began with two surprising words: “Dear Friend.”
But what did Gandhi actually mean by it? And what did he say when he wrote again in 1940?
Read the documents. Don’t judge history by one line. 📜 by @factchecker_india

Did Gandhi praise the RSS? Yes. Did he blindly endorse it? The historical record says something more complicated.
In 1947, Gandhi acknowledged qualities he observed in RSS workers — including discipline, simplicity and the absence of untouchability. But in the same period, he also expressed serious concerns about the organisation and its activities.
History rarely fits neatly into “Gandhi supported RSS” vs. “Gandhi opposed RSS.”
Read the documents. Read the full context. Then decide.
📚 Sources: The Collected Works of Mahatma Gandhi, Vol. 89; Gandhi's Delhi Diary, 16 November 1947.
https://www.gandhiheritageportal.org/cwmg_volume_thumbview/ODk=#page/1/mode/2up
https://www.mkgandhi.org/swmgandhi/chap07.php?utm_source=chatgpt.com by @factchecker_india

Did Gandhi praise the RSS? Yes. Did he blindly endorse it? The historical record says something more complicated.
In 1947, Gandhi acknowledged qualities he observed in RSS workers — including discipline, simplicity and the absence of untouchability. But in the same period, he also expressed serious concerns about the organisation and its activities.
History rarely fits neatly into “Gandhi supported RSS” vs. “Gandhi opposed RSS.”
Read the documents. Read the full context. Then decide.
📚 Sources: https://www.gandhiheritageportal.org/cwmg_volume_thumbview/ODk=#page/1/mode/2up

● https://www.mkgandhi.org/swmgandhi/chap07.php?utm_source=chatgpt.com by @factchecker_india