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Photo by Gab on February 11, 2025.
Photo by Gab on February 11, 2025.
Photo by Gab on February 11, 2025.
Photo by Gab on February 11, 2025.
Photo by Gab on February 11, 2025.
Photo by Gab on February 11, 2025.
Photo by Gab on February 11, 2025.
Photo by Gab on February 11, 2025.
Photo by Gab on February 11, 2025.
Photo by Gab on February 11, 2025.
Photo by Gab on February 11, 2025.
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Posted On: February 11th 2025, 10:42 pm
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jasteyn07 a year ago

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What started as a persistent rallying cry at Jantar Mantar has officially escalated into a historic moment for national education governance. Driven by an unwavering youth movement demanding transparency, systemic reform, and immediate accountability following widespread examination discrepancies, Dharmendra Pradhan has tendered his resignation as Union Education Minister. For weeks, young citizens transformed the capital's iconic protest site into a epicenter of democratic resistance, refusing to back down until their grievances were addressed at the highest level of government. This decisive development marks a profound shift in Indian political engagement, proving that Gen Z activism is a formidable force capable of driving real policy outcomes. By organizing peacefully, mobilizing across digital platforms, and standing firm on the ground, student leaders have demonstrated that the future of education will be shaped by those who inherit it. While a resignation marks a significant victory for the movement, it also sets a clear precedent: leadership can no longer afford to sideline youth voices when public trust and institutional integrity are at stake. Follow @taleofemotionss for more πŸ’Œ . . . . . #educationminister #neetprotest #dharmendrapradhanresign #jantarmantarprotest #neetpaperleak
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AANDHI AAYI, RESIGN LE GAYI! Inqalaab zindabaad! [ Protest, Dharmendra pradhan , jantar mantar , cjp , sonamwangchuk , bjp, Resignation , nitin gadkari ]
1. The kids are alright 2. You will probably see all manner of mainstream TV propaganda against them, but Mumbai’s youth showed up today with rage in their hearts but peace in every gesture. They were manhandled, detained, but they protested with grace and fire, as is their right. 3. Narratives are being manufactured left, right and center against these kids. The new one from the IT Cell is clearly β€œyeh log India ko Nepal/Bangladesh banana chahate hai.” Remember these two facts; one, India has had vociferous protests all the time since we got independence. And two, every single transfer of power since then has been through democratic, peaceful elections. These two facts have existed together since independence. Don’t let anyone convince you that protests mean democratic instability 4. Stop asking celebrities to speak up. I saw the power of the youth today. They have no need of such invertebrate wusses. Leave them to fester in their silence and complicity. 5. Jai Hind. Forever.
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