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🚨 HUGE! CM Vijay has proposed Class 12 marks-based admissions for MBBS courses in the NITI Aayog meeting 🤯 He strongly opposed a unified national exam like NEET — Claims, it bars students from weaker and rural sections from securing medical seats👀 The Tamil Nadu government has formally sought... show more

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🚨 HUGE! TN CM Vijay has demanded to SCRAP NEET completely — He wants medical seats (MBBS, BDS, AYUSH) allotted purely on Class 12 marks 🤯 He alleges NEET disadvantages rural and underprivileged students. He also wants states to fill 100% seats under state quota, removing central oversight. Critics call this is a dangerous REGRESSIVE move that will bring back politics, corruption & nepotism into medical admissions. NEET was introduced precisely to end the era of CAPITATION fees and ensure merit. Diluting it will harm the quality of doctors and healthcare in the long run.

🚨 HUGE! TN CM Vijay has demanded to SCRAP NEET completely — He wants medical seats (MBBS, BDS, AYUSH) allotted purely on Class 12 marks 🤯 He alleges NEET disadvantages rural and underprivileged students. He also wants states to fill 100% seats under state quota, removing central oversight. Critics call this is a dangerous REGRESSIVE move that will bring back politics, corruption & nepotism into medical admissions. NEET was introduced precisely to end the era of CAPITATION fees and ensure merit. Diluting it will harm the quality of doctors and healthcare in the long run.

The Analyzer (News Updates🗞️)

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🚨 Madhya Pradesh High Court has struck down the 100% quota for state-MBBS students in NEET PG admissions — It has ruled the 2018 amendment unconstitutional. The state had barred candidates who completed MBBS outside MP from applying to private PG colleges, effectively locking out merit. With around 1,026 PG seats across clinical & non-clinical branches, the Court has sent a firm message, Reservation cannot override the 50% CEILING

🚨 Madhya Pradesh High Court has struck down the 100% quota for state-MBBS students in NEET PG admissions — It has ruled the 2018 amendment unconstitutional. The state had barred candidates who completed MBBS outside MP from applying to private PG colleges, effectively locking out merit. With around 1,026 PG seats across clinical & non-clinical branches, the Court has sent a firm message, Reservation cannot override the 50% CEILING

The Analyzer (News Updates🗞️)

70,964 views • 8 months ago

Modi Government for Medical Seats Increased Reservations from 22.5% to 65% in NEET all India quota For the first time NEET UG and NEET PG papers were Leaked Gave Grace Marks in NEET UG which gave 67 Perfect 720/720 scorers Reduced NEET PG Eligibility from 100/800 to (-40)/800

Modi Government for Medical Seats Increased Reservations from 22.5% to 65% in NEET all India quota For the first time NEET UG and NEET PG papers were Leaked Gave Grace Marks in NEET UG which gave 67 Perfect 720/720 scorers Reduced NEET PG Eligibility from 100/800 to (-40)/800

General Merit 🔥

13,080 views • 3 months ago

Nine years ago, S Anitha became the first victim of NEET in Tamil Nadu, and one of the most prominent faces of Tamil Nadu’s fight against NEET. In 2017, the 17-year-old from Ariyalur had scored 1,176 out of 1,200 marks in her Class 12 Tamil Nadu State Board exams. Her medical cut-off score was 196.75 out of 200 — marks that would have placed her among medical aspirants under Tamil Nadu’s earlier admission system. But that year, NEET became mandatory for medical admissions. Anitha, who had prepared through the state-board syllabus, could not secure a medical seat through the national entrance exam. She became one of the earliest voices opposing NEET in Tamil Nadu, arguing that a common entrance test would disadvantage students from rural areas, government schools and marginalised communities. Anitha’s brother S. Manirathnam, who has now joined the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) protest in Delhi, says her fight was deeply personal. He says Anitha was raised by their father, a daily wage labourer, after their mother died when she was seven. He recalls that Anitha wanted to become a doctor because their mother’s death due to an illness had shaped her dream of entering medicine. “She wanted to become a doctor because she had seen the suffering caused by the lack of medical care,” Manirathnam said, recalling his sister’s journey. Anitha joined the legal battle against NEET and became one of the petitioners before the Supreme Court, seeking relief for Tamil Nadu students. The Court did not grant the exemption sought by the state, and days later, on 1 September 2017, Anitha died by suicide at her home in Ariyalur. Speaking about the impact of NEET on his family, Manirathnam said, “NEET has destroyed my family.” Years later, he has joined the CJP protest, saying Tamil Nadu’s opposition to NEET began with students like Anitha, who questioned whether a single national entrance exam could account for the inequalities faced by students across the country. Eshwar reports.

Nine years ago, S Anitha became the first victim of NEET in Tamil Nadu, and one of the most prominent faces of Tamil Nadu’s fight against NEET. In 2017, the 17-year-old from Ariyalur had scored 1,176 out of 1,200 marks in her Class 12 Tamil Nadu State Board exams. Her medical cut-off score was 196.75 out of 200 — marks that would have placed her among medical aspirants under Tamil Nadu’s earlier admission system. But that year, NEET became mandatory for medical admissions. Anitha, who had prepared through the state-board syllabus, could not secure a medical seat through the national entrance exam. She became one of the earliest voices opposing NEET in Tamil Nadu, arguing that a common entrance test would disadvantage students from rural areas, government schools and marginalised communities. Anitha’s brother S. Manirathnam, who has now joined the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) protest in Delhi, says her fight was deeply personal. He says Anitha was raised by their father, a daily wage labourer, after their mother died when she was seven. He recalls that Anitha wanted to become a doctor because their mother’s death due to an illness had shaped her dream of entering medicine. “She wanted to become a doctor because she had seen the suffering caused by the lack of medical care,” Manirathnam said, recalling his sister’s journey. Anitha joined the legal battle against NEET and became one of the petitioners before the Supreme Court, seeking relief for Tamil Nadu students. The Court did not grant the exemption sought by the state, and days later, on 1 September 2017, Anitha died by suicide at her home in Ariyalur. Speaking about the impact of NEET on his family, Manirathnam said, “NEET has destroyed my family.” Years later, he has joined the CJP protest, saying Tamil Nadu’s opposition to NEET began with students like Anitha, who questioned whether a single national entrance exam could account for the inequalities faced by students across the country. Eshwar reports.

The Quint

68,889 views • 2 days ago

VIDEO | Delhi: On the reduction of NEET PG cut-off scores, Dr Rohan Krishnan, Chief Patron of Federation of All India Medical Association (FAIMA), says, “The cut off now has been reduced to 7 percentile, 5 percentile, and 0 percentile. This means that a doctor who has even scored minus 40 marks in MBBS will face no objection or restriction in pursuing a specialist degree in postgraduate studies. This is a very controversial decision taken by the Indian government, and the medical community strongly condemns and opposes it. It is being said that this has been done to fill the seats. But on behalf of the entire FAIMA Doctors Association, I demand that it be clarified whether this is an exercise to fill seats in government medical colleges or to increase the supply of students for private medical colleges, where seats are sold for two to three crore rupees each, and thousands of such seats are lying vacant.” (Full video available on PTI Videos-

VIDEO | Delhi: On the reduction of NEET PG cut-off scores, Dr Rohan Krishnan, Chief Patron of Federation of All India Medical Association (FAIMA), says, “The cut off now has been reduced to 7 percentile, 5 percentile, and 0 percentile. This means that a doctor who has even scored minus 40 marks in MBBS will face no objection or restriction in pursuing a specialist degree in postgraduate studies. This is a very controversial decision taken by the Indian government, and the medical community strongly condemns and opposes it. It is being said that this has been done to fill the seats. But on behalf of the entire FAIMA Doctors Association, I demand that it be clarified whether this is an exercise to fill seats in government medical colleges or to increase the supply of students for private medical colleges, where seats are sold for two to three crore rupees each, and thousands of such seats are lying vacant.” (Full video available on PTI Videos-

Press Trust of India

17,034 views • 6 months ago

🚨 HUGE! Edu Ministry is considering a UNIFIED entrance test for both engineering & medical UG courses 🤯 System may keep separate subject-specific sections — Mathematics for engineering aspirants and Biology for medical aspirants. A Parliament panel has also suggested stricter eligibility norms for NEET in the coming years. This move aims to reduce exam burden on students and bring greater uniformity in the admission process. Big education reform in the pipeline! 🔥🇮🇳

🚨 HUGE! Edu Ministry is considering a UNIFIED entrance test for both engineering & medical UG courses 🤯 System may keep separate subject-specific sections — Mathematics for engineering aspirants and Biology for medical aspirants. A Parliament panel has also suggested stricter eligibility norms for NEET in the coming years. This move aims to reduce exam burden on students and bring greater uniformity in the admission process. Big education reform in the pipeline! 🔥🇮🇳

The Analyzer (News Updates🗞️)

24,738 views • 2 months ago

Anitha was a brilliant girl from a very poor family. She was the little sister of four elder brothers and her father was a daily wage earner. Her mother died when Anitha was studying in 2nd standard as she didn't get timely medical help. Anitha was determined to become a doctor from childhood and always stood first in her school till 12th. Before the introduction of NEET in 2017, medical admissions in Tamil Nadu were determined based on 12th Standard marks, and she scored very high marks of 1176/1200! When the results came out, she didn't clear it. She was at the forefront of the fight against NEET by students from Tamil Nadu with activists like Prince Gajendra Babu leading the agitation. (2/4)

Anitha was a brilliant girl from a very poor family. She was the little sister of four elder brothers and her father was a daily wage earner. Her mother died when Anitha was studying in 2nd standard as she didn't get timely medical help. Anitha was determined to become a doctor from childhood and always stood first in her school till 12th. Before the introduction of NEET in 2017, medical admissions in Tamil Nadu were determined based on 12th Standard marks, and she scored very high marks of 1176/1200! When the results came out, she didn't clear it. She was at the forefront of the fight against NEET by students from Tamil Nadu with activists like Prince Gajendra Babu leading the agitation. (2/4)

Congress Kerala

505,722 views • 2 years ago

An 18 yr old NEET General Category student who scored around 93 percentile was denied admission to an MBBS course despite qualifying on merit. The matter has gone from the High Court to the Supreme Court. The case mainly focuses on the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) quota and how private medical colleges allocate seats. The boy argues that some private colleges do not properly implement EWS quota seats. This situation disadvantages general category students and affects merit-based admissions. At the same time, the Supreme Court is also examines the sharp reduction in NEET PG qualifying cut offs. The cut off for the General category has been reduced significantly. The cut off for SC/ST/OBC candidates has reportedly gone into negative marks to fill vacant seats. Dear Narendra Modi Amit Shah We the GC, have no one to appeal to. You are out last hope. We the General Category, today, have become the "Persecuted" by the unjust policies of the reservation. Please amend the reservation policies.

An 18 yr old NEET General Category student who scored around 93 percentile was denied admission to an MBBS course despite qualifying on merit. The matter has gone from the High Court to the Supreme Court. The case mainly focuses on the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) quota and how private medical colleges allocate seats. The boy argues that some private colleges do not properly implement EWS quota seats. This situation disadvantages general category students and affects merit-based admissions. At the same time, the Supreme Court is also examines the sharp reduction in NEET PG qualifying cut offs. The cut off for the General category has been reduced significantly. The cut off for SC/ST/OBC candidates has reportedly gone into negative marks to fill vacant seats. Dear Narendra Modi Amit Shah We the GC, have no one to appeal to. You are out last hope. We the General Category, today, have become the "Persecuted" by the unjust policies of the reservation. Please amend the reservation policies.

Dr Poornima 🇮🇳

71,430 views • 5 months ago

🚨 HUGE! Tamil Nadu has finally agreed to implement the VB-GRAM-G Act from July 🎯 After months of resistance by DMK, Vijay Govt has given its nod. However, the scheme is not 100% centrally funded. Tamil Nadu will have to contribute ₹3,034.19 CRORE from its own budget for the remaining nine months of this financial year. This marks a significant policy shift for the state. Vijay also attended the NITI Ayog meeting. Presented his aim to take TN to $1.5 Trillion economy. The era of Centre vs State is fading away👏🏼

🚨 HUGE! Tamil Nadu has finally agreed to implement the VB-GRAM-G Act from July 🎯 After months of resistance by DMK, Vijay Govt has given its nod. However, the scheme is not 100% centrally funded. Tamil Nadu will have to contribute ₹3,034.19 CRORE from its own budget for the remaining nine months of this financial year. This marks a significant policy shift for the state. Vijay also attended the NITI Ayog meeting. Presented his aim to take TN to $1.5 Trillion economy. The era of Centre vs State is fading away👏🏼

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275,214 views • 1 month ago

#WATCH | Tamil Nadu | A supporter of TVK chief and actor Vijay, Glory walks on her knees from ECR Road to TVK HQ in Chennai Panaiyur as the party has emerged as the single-largest party in the state elections TVK is leading on 108 seats of the total 234 in the state.

#WATCH | Tamil Nadu | A supporter of TVK chief and actor Vijay, Glory walks on her knees from ECR Road to TVK HQ in Chennai Panaiyur as the party has emerged as the single-largest party in the state elections TVK is leading on 108 seats of the total 234 in the state.

ANI

37,321 views • 2 months ago

I strongly condemn the TN Government led by Vijay for arresting rap singer and my dear brother ‘Therukkural’ Arivu for speaking out against NEET. His voice reflects the sentiments and demands of not just Tamil Nadu, but millions of people across India. At a time when the CJP-led rallies and protests against #NEET are gaining momentum across the country, the TVK government has chosen to arrest Arivu. This sends a troubling message to the youth of Tamil Nadu who are considering taking to the streets in solidarity with the protesting youth in Delhi to oppose NEET. NEET is not just riddled with discrepancies; it has become a scam. The voices raised against NEET deserve to be heard, not silenced. #BanNEET

I strongly condemn the TN Government led by Vijay for arresting rap singer and my dear brother ‘Therukkural’ Arivu for speaking out against NEET. His voice reflects the sentiments and demands of not just Tamil Nadu, but millions of people across India. At a time when the CJP-led rallies and protests against #NEET are gaining momentum across the country, the TVK government has chosen to arrest Arivu. This sends a troubling message to the youth of Tamil Nadu who are considering taking to the streets in solidarity with the protesting youth in Delhi to oppose NEET. NEET is not just riddled with discrepancies; it has become a scam. The voices raised against NEET deserve to be heard, not silenced. #BanNEET

Udhay

1,469,072 views • 4 days ago

#WATCH | Chennai | Members of Tamil Nadu ABVP meet CM Vijay at the State Secretariat today Yuvraj Damodaran, Member, ABVP, says, "Today, a delegation of ABVP met CM Vijay. We have presented a memorandum of 16 demands of students in the state. The CM has immediately agreed on 8 demands and promised to look into the other demands as well. One of our demands is Tamil language courses and students' union elections in all universities and institutions across the state. We have requested budgetary allocation for infra and research in education. We have also requested that VCs be appointed where posts remain vacant. We have also demanded a special anti-narcotics task force to be introduced near educational campuses. We want a drug-free Tamil Nadu."

#WATCH | Chennai | Members of Tamil Nadu ABVP meet CM Vijay at the State Secretariat today Yuvraj Damodaran, Member, ABVP, says, "Today, a delegation of ABVP met CM Vijay. We have presented a memorandum of 16 demands of students in the state. The CM has immediately agreed on 8 demands and promised to look into the other demands as well. One of our demands is Tamil language courses and students' union elections in all universities and institutions across the state. We have requested budgetary allocation for infra and research in education. We have also requested that VCs be appointed where posts remain vacant. We have also demanded a special anti-narcotics task force to be introduced near educational campuses. We want a drug-free Tamil Nadu."

ANI

18,544 views • 2 months ago

Bhandara, Maharashtra: On securing All India Rank 1 in NEET MDS, Dr. Namira Siddiqui says, "I scored 802 marks and secured All India Rank 1 in NEET MDS. First of all, I would like to dedicate this achievement and these marks to my parents. This success is the result of the contributions of many people. I received tremendous support from my college, and my parents have always stood by me and supported me in everything. I also received a great deal of help from the coaching institute where I prepared for the exam, which played an important role in helping me achieve this rank..."

Bhandara, Maharashtra: On securing All India Rank 1 in NEET MDS, Dr. Namira Siddiqui says, "I scored 802 marks and secured All India Rank 1 in NEET MDS. First of all, I would like to dedicate this achievement and these marks to my parents. This success is the result of the contributions of many people. I received tremendous support from my college, and my parents have always stood by me and supported me in everything. I also received a great deal of help from the coaching institute where I prepared for the exam, which played an important role in helping me achieve this rank..."

IANS

34,067 views • 1 month ago

BBC did a report attacking the whole concept of NEET > 2.2M+ students appear for NEET-UG annually but there are only 130k seats, this drops further down in PG > People from Tamil Nadu protest stating that NEET is a classist and casteist test that disadvantages communities from lower sections + economic strata This is why youth should keep backup like corporate instead of just rushing to medicine like this is the only course of their lives NEET/JEE line is similar to how UPSC is, students should choose something else instead of wasting year after year in attempts

BBC did a report attacking the whole concept of NEET > 2.2M+ students appear for NEET-UG annually but there are only 130k seats, this drops further down in PG > People from Tamil Nadu protest stating that NEET is a classist and casteist test that disadvantages communities from lower sections + economic strata This is why youth should keep backup like corporate instead of just rushing to medicine like this is the only course of their lives NEET/JEE line is similar to how UPSC is, students should choose something else instead of wasting year after year in attempts

do'o kappa

15,475 views • 19 days ago

TVK President Thiru Vijay has requested the Indian National Congress' (INC) support to form a government in Tamil Nadu. The INC is clear that the mandate in Tamil Nadu is for a secular government, committed to protecting the Constitution in letter and spirit. The INC is determined not to allow the BJP and its proxies to run the government of Tamil Nadu in any manner. Thiru Vijay has also spoken about drawing inspiration from Perunthalaivar Kamaraj. Accordingly, the Congress leadership has directed the TNCC to take a final decision on Thiru Vijay’s request, keeping in view the sentiments of the state as reflected in the electoral verdict. : Congress General Secretary (Org.) Shri K C Venugopal

TVK President Thiru Vijay has requested the Indian National Congress' (INC) support to form a government in Tamil Nadu. The INC is clear that the mandate in Tamil Nadu is for a secular government, committed to protecting the Constitution in letter and spirit. The INC is determined not to allow the BJP and its proxies to run the government of Tamil Nadu in any manner. Thiru Vijay has also spoken about drawing inspiration from Perunthalaivar Kamaraj. Accordingly, the Congress leadership has directed the TNCC to take a final decision on Thiru Vijay’s request, keeping in view the sentiments of the state as reflected in the electoral verdict. : Congress General Secretary (Org.) Shri K C Venugopal

Congress

1,771,981 views • 2 months ago

🚨BREAKING: The SouthWest State has announced that it has severed ties with the Somali federal government—which has only two months remaining in its term—after accusing it of initiating military mobilization and inciting conflict aimed at ousting President Lafta-Gareen. This marks the third Federal State to cut cooperation relations with Mogadishu-based Govt, highlighting a growing national divide that could lead to political instability and undermine both the fight against Al-Shabaab and the upcoming elections in #Somalia

🚨BREAKING: The SouthWest State has announced that it has severed ties with the Somali federal government—which has only two months remaining in its term—after accusing it of initiating military mobilization and inciting conflict aimed at ousting President Lafta-Gareen. This marks the third Federal State to cut cooperation relations with Mogadishu-based Govt, highlighting a growing national divide that could lead to political instability and undermine both the fight against Al-Shabaab and the upcoming elections in #Somalia

GAROWE ONLINE

28,593 views • 4 months ago

TVK President Thiru Vijay has requested the Indian National Congress for support to form a Government in Tamil Nadu. He has spoken about drawing inspiration from Perumthalaivar Kamaraj as well, in his political mission. The INC is clear that the mandate in Tamil Nadu is for a secular government that is committed to protecting the Constitution in letter and spirit. The INC is determined not to have the BJP and its proxies run the Govt. of Tamil Nadu in any manner. Accordingly, the Congress leadership has directed the TNCC to take a final decision on Thiru Vijay's request, keeping in view the sentiments of the state reflected in the electoral verdict.

TVK President Thiru Vijay has requested the Indian National Congress for support to form a Government in Tamil Nadu. He has spoken about drawing inspiration from Perumthalaivar Kamaraj as well, in his political mission. The INC is clear that the mandate in Tamil Nadu is for a secular government that is committed to protecting the Constitution in letter and spirit. The INC is determined not to have the BJP and its proxies run the Govt. of Tamil Nadu in any manner. Accordingly, the Congress leadership has directed the TNCC to take a final decision on Thiru Vijay's request, keeping in view the sentiments of the state reflected in the electoral verdict.

K C Venugopal

689,714 views • 2 months ago

12 Years of Achievements in Medical Field by Modi Government. > Increased Reservations from 22.5% to 64.5% in NEETs All India Quota. > Reduced NEET PG Cut-offs to (-40)/800 > NEET UG 2024, NEET PG 2024 and NEET UG 2026 Paper Leak, definitely had more NEET Paper Leaks but who knows. > Literally giving Grace Marks in Competitive Exams NEET UG 2024 to compensate loss of time. > Using Indian Air Force (C-17/Mi-17) to distribute Re-NEET UG 2026 Papers as the System is itself Corrupt and Compromised. > Banned Telegram which was just a Medium to Distribute Leaked Papers > Still the Education Minister is not kicked out and resigned after destroying future of millions of NEET Aspirants. If you think India is a Serious Country, Think Again, you will realise it's the worst.

12 Years of Achievements in Medical Field by Modi Government. > Increased Reservations from 22.5% to 64.5% in NEETs All India Quota. > Reduced NEET PG Cut-offs to (-40)/800 > NEET UG 2024, NEET PG 2024 and NEET UG 2026 Paper Leak, definitely had more NEET Paper Leaks but who knows. > Literally giving Grace Marks in Competitive Exams NEET UG 2024 to compensate loss of time. > Using Indian Air Force (C-17/Mi-17) to distribute Re-NEET UG 2026 Papers as the System is itself Corrupt and Compromised. > Banned Telegram which was just a Medium to Distribute Leaked Papers > Still the Education Minister is not kicked out and resigned after destroying future of millions of NEET Aspirants. If you think India is a Serious Country, Think Again, you will realise it's the worst.

The General Merit 🔥

11,519 views • 1 month ago

We could see two contrasting videos today where one educates and the other misguides. Hon'ble Minister Udhay - தமிழ்நாட்டை தலைகுனிய விடமாட்டேன் as a responsible leader of a people centric movement speaks with historical clarity and political integrity. He explains why NEET is not just flawed but fraudulent. He recalls how in early days of medical education Sanskrit was mandatory to even apply for medical education. This was not about merit but about exclusion. He also explains that it was the Justice party, the ideological foundation of today's DMK that abolished such discriminatory practice. He highlights the case of Miss Nila Bharathi, a student from Tamil Nadu who couldn't secure a medical seat via NEET but later went on to top the State in the UPSC examination - the most competitive examination of the nation. He rightly points out that NEET isn't about intelligence, and implies that it's only about expensive coaching and repeated drilling. On the other hand, actor turned politcal actor, TVK Vijay takes a completely different route. Instead of standing up for the students of Tamil Nadu, for the health infrastructure of Tamil Nadu, educating them about the marketocracy of neet, he tells students "NEET is not the only exam" through which he implies that medicine is not the only field to aspire to. This is exactly what RSS BJP ecosystem has been repeating since NEET was imposed. Its a cop out, not a solution. By diverting attention, normalising NEET,and refusing to take a political stand vijay has shown a disturbing alignment with the BJP RSS narrative which seems to be deliberate and due to lack of political knowledge. The choice is clear, One speaks the truth and fights for rights. The other surrenders to the Union and sugarcoats injustice. Dravidian movement is about educating the people. Not misguiding.

We could see two contrasting videos today where one educates and the other misguides. Hon'ble Minister Udhay - தமிழ்நாட்டை தலைகுனிய விடமாட்டேன் as a responsible leader of a people centric movement speaks with historical clarity and political integrity. He explains why NEET is not just flawed but fraudulent. He recalls how in early days of medical education Sanskrit was mandatory to even apply for medical education. This was not about merit but about exclusion. He also explains that it was the Justice party, the ideological foundation of today's DMK that abolished such discriminatory practice. He highlights the case of Miss Nila Bharathi, a student from Tamil Nadu who couldn't secure a medical seat via NEET but later went on to top the State in the UPSC examination - the most competitive examination of the nation. He rightly points out that NEET isn't about intelligence, and implies that it's only about expensive coaching and repeated drilling. On the other hand, actor turned politcal actor, TVK Vijay takes a completely different route. Instead of standing up for the students of Tamil Nadu, for the health infrastructure of Tamil Nadu, educating them about the marketocracy of neet, he tells students "NEET is not the only exam" through which he implies that medicine is not the only field to aspire to. This is exactly what RSS BJP ecosystem has been repeating since NEET was imposed. Its a cop out, not a solution. By diverting attention, normalising NEET,and refusing to take a political stand vijay has shown a disturbing alignment with the BJP RSS narrative which seems to be deliberate and due to lack of political knowledge. The choice is clear, One speaks the truth and fights for rights. The other surrenders to the Union and sugarcoats injustice. Dravidian movement is about educating the people. Not misguiding.

Yazhini PM

37,753 views • 1 year ago