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THIS IS WHAT A BROKEN EDUCATION SYSTEM DOES TO STUDENTS A student who has lost all hope in the education system sat on a silent hunger protest. People pleaded with him. Abhijeet folded his hands. He told him this movement needs his strength, not his suffering. The student still... show more

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ABHIJEET PUTS PRADHAN BACK IN THE DOCK 🔥 REPORTER: Re-NEET has happened. What now? ABHIJEET: What will re-exam change for the 20 students who died by suicide? Those kids are gone. They cannot come back. REPORTER: So where does accountability begin? ABHIJEET 🎯: Responsibility has to be fixed. You cannot close this by just conducting a re-exam. REPORTER: Is the education system really on ventilator? ABHIJEET 🔥: There is not a single government exam where paper does not leak. India’s education system is on the verge of collapse, and the overhaul starts with Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation.

ABHIJEET PUTS PRADHAN BACK IN THE DOCK 🔥 REPORTER: Re-NEET has happened. What now? ABHIJEET: What will re-exam change for the 20 students who died by suicide? Those kids are gone. They cannot come back. REPORTER: So where does accountability begin? ABHIJEET 🎯: Responsibility has to be fixed. You cannot close this by just conducting a re-exam. REPORTER: Is the education system really on ventilator? ABHIJEET 🔥: There is not a single government exam where paper does not leak. India’s education system is on the verge of collapse, and the overhaul starts with Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation.

Mr Sharma

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Kenya is hurting. Not loudly, not on headlines but quietly, inside homes where parents wake up every morning forced to choose between health, rent, food, and education, knowing none of them will be fully met. This is not survival. This is slow suffocation. Benjamin is a Form Two student at St. Domnic Kasarani moving to Form Three. Last term, he never sat his end-term exams. Not because he failed, not because he refused to learn but because poverty shut the school gate in his face. While his classmates returned to school this term, Benjamin stayed home. Every morning he prepares a jiko and charcoal, waiting for his mother to return from marikiti where she roasts maize for strangers. He waits with hope hope that she will come back with food, hope that something small will remain for rent. This is the routine of a child who should be in class, not counting coins. What he told me today is what truly broke me. He said he is ready to operate a boda boda to help his mother put food on the table, but he is only 17 and has no ID. A child willing to trade his education and safety for survival. That is not courage that is desperation created by neglect. This is how children drop out of school in Kenya. Not because they are lazy, but because the system looks away. Not because parents don’t care, but because they have been pushed beyond their limits. I appeal to Kasarani MP Hon. Hon Captain Ronald Karauri you have helped many, and this is one more child whose future can still be saved. This is not about politics. It is about responsibility. And to Kenyans: if we ignore stories like Benjamin’s, we become part of the problem. This is not a plea for sympathy. It is a call for action. School fees, basic support, attention small interventions that change a life forever. Benjamin does not need pity. He needs a classroom. He needs a chance. He needs us now.

Kenya is hurting. Not loudly, not on headlines but quietly, inside homes where parents wake up every morning forced to choose between health, rent, food, and education, knowing none of them will be fully met. This is not survival. This is slow suffocation. Benjamin is a Form Two student at St. Domnic Kasarani moving to Form Three. Last term, he never sat his end-term exams. Not because he failed, not because he refused to learn but because poverty shut the school gate in his face. While his classmates returned to school this term, Benjamin stayed home. Every morning he prepares a jiko and charcoal, waiting for his mother to return from marikiti where she roasts maize for strangers. He waits with hope hope that she will come back with food, hope that something small will remain for rent. This is the routine of a child who should be in class, not counting coins. What he told me today is what truly broke me. He said he is ready to operate a boda boda to help his mother put food on the table, but he is only 17 and has no ID. A child willing to trade his education and safety for survival. That is not courage that is desperation created by neglect. This is how children drop out of school in Kenya. Not because they are lazy, but because the system looks away. Not because parents don’t care, but because they have been pushed beyond their limits. I appeal to Kasarani MP Hon. Hon Captain Ronald Karauri you have helped many, and this is one more child whose future can still be saved. This is not about politics. It is about responsibility. And to Kenyans: if we ignore stories like Benjamin’s, we become part of the problem. This is not a plea for sympathy. It is a call for action. School fees, basic support, attention small interventions that change a life forever. Benjamin does not need pity. He needs a classroom. He needs a chance. He needs us now.

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Sonam Sir may be joking, but his health is critical; his sugar & BP are dropping. Along with him, 20+ students are on a hunger strike at Jantar Mantar while the Govt looks away. This Govt already has the blood of 20 students on its hands. Narendra Modi ji, stop feeding 'Melody' to others & pay attention. Dharmendra Pradhan must resign immediately! Abhijeet Dipke

Sonam Sir may be joking, but his health is critical; his sugar & BP are dropping. Along with him, 20+ students are on a hunger strike at Jantar Mantar while the Govt looks away. This Govt already has the blood of 20 students on its hands. Narendra Modi ji, stop feeding 'Melody' to others & pay attention. Dharmendra Pradhan must resign immediately! Abhijeet Dipke

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Too many universities are selling immigration, not education. Last year, about 250,000 foreign students took up taxpayer-funded student loans to pay for their courses in the UK, worth £4bn. This is not fair. A Reform UK government will make sure that the British taxpayer is not paying for foreign students. Let’s put British students first.

Too many universities are selling immigration, not education. Last year, about 250,000 foreign students took up taxpayer-funded student loans to pay for their courses in the UK, worth £4bn. This is not fair. A Reform UK government will make sure that the British taxpayer is not paying for foreign students. Let’s put British students first.

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THIS 16-YEAR-OLD SETS JANTAR MANTAR ON FIRE 🔥 This fight is not for any party or leader. This is for India’s youth and the education system being looted. Dharmendra Pradhan must resign. In 15 days of Sonam Wangchuk’s hunger strike, papers have leaked in five states. This is a paper leak government. They call students cockroaches. But these same youth raise the flag in freezing borders and gave blood for freedom. America-educated students are called Pappu. Australia-educated students are called thieves. USA-educated students are called Pakistani. And 12th-fail leaders are called Vishwaguru. If they could not catch Ram Mandir donation thieves, how will they catch the paper leak mafia? This is not just a student movement. This is every citizen’s fight. 📹 India First Reports

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Reservation in medical education is a ticking time bomb that will destroy the foundations of healthcare in this country. When meritorious students are unable to secure admission in the medical field while undeserving candidates become doctors, India's healthcare system is bound to suffer. A system that grants medical seats to students with lower scores while high-achieving candidates struggle, even with exceptional percentiles, is destined to fail. Medicine is a profession where competency should be the sole criterion. It is a matter of life and death. If this continues, we are heading towards a medical system where degrees are devalued, trust in doctors erodes, and the public ultimately suffers. Reservation in medical education is not social justice; it is social suicide.

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THIS IS THE QUESTION PRADHAN CANNOT ESCAPE 🔥 WAQAR: If the government is not listening to students, whose voice should it listen to? ABHIJEET 🙏: Kahan Patel’s father came from Gujarat with his son’s photo. Kahan’s first NEET paper had gone well. Then the leak news came, the exam was cancelled, and he slipped into depression. WAQAR: What did his father ask? ABHIJEET 🎯: “Does my son look like a terrorist?” If the government will not listen to us, at least listen to parents who lost their only child. WAQAR: Many people want to join, but they are scared of police. What is your message? ABHIJEET 🔥: Show them what is happening here. This has become a family. Parents are bringing small children to show them what democracy looks like. This is a peaceful protest, and everyone should be part of it.

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Watch: Is Ntege the wake-up call we needed? To those without context, Ntege James is a senior five student (BCM) at St Maria Goretti Katende. His former school violated his rights as a student living with a disability when it declined to register him for additional support. UNEB could not facilitate him with an assistant during UCE. additional time during exams was also declined. Consequently, Ntege was graded like other students because he was not assessed prior. This affected his performance. He has turned this injustice into advocacy, using his voice to emphasize that the education policy is not just a poster on the wall; it must be enforced. We must use Ntege as a mirror to see how children like him are judged, not understood, and their rights violated for simply being different. I hope Ministry of Education and Sports - Uganda and Uganda National Examinations Board take this matter seriously to help others facing the same.

Watch: Is Ntege the wake-up call we needed? To those without context, Ntege James is a senior five student (BCM) at St Maria Goretti Katende. His former school violated his rights as a student living with a disability when it declined to register him for additional support. UNEB could not facilitate him with an assistant during UCE. additional time during exams was also declined. Consequently, Ntege was graded like other students because he was not assessed prior. This affected his performance. He has turned this injustice into advocacy, using his voice to emphasize that the education policy is not just a poster on the wall; it must be enforced. We must use Ntege as a mirror to see how children like him are judged, not understood, and their rights violated for simply being different. I hope Ministry of Education and Sports - Uganda and Uganda National Examinations Board take this matter seriously to help others facing the same.

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THIS IS WHAT HUMILITY LOOKS LIKE 🔥 Sonam Wangchuk corrects the crowd after they start demanding an Education Minister like him. He says: I don’t like this. I don’t want to become Education Minister. This movement is not about replacing someone and taking their chair. This is not a political platform. This is an awakening. The youth should lead. People like me are only here to guide and stand with them. That is the difference.

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#WATCH | Indore, MP | Lok Sabha LoP and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi says, "Who is the owner of the privatisation of the education and health system? The Indian education system is a system of stamps, a system of certification. Crores of people think that after such certifications, after paying lakhs of rupees to the billionaires, their children will get employment. This is a blatant lie. Your children cannot get employment in this country, no matter what they do... The billionaires have destroyed the employment system of the country... If students from IIT or IIM are not getting employment, how will you get it?"

#WATCH | Indore, MP | Lok Sabha LoP and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi says, "Who is the owner of the privatisation of the education and health system? The Indian education system is a system of stamps, a system of certification. Crores of people think that after such certifications, after paying lakhs of rupees to the billionaires, their children will get employment. This is a blatant lie. Your children cannot get employment in this country, no matter what they do... The billionaires have destroyed the employment system of the country... If students from IIT or IIM are not getting employment, how will you get it?"

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SEC WAR: President Trump does not need more people in Washington who are trying to make a point, especially from his own party. He needs people willing to help him win, to vote with him when it matters the most. And too often Thomas Massie has acted like his job is to stand apart from the movement that President Trump leads instead of strengthening it.

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🚨 Leeds Trinity University has paid over £35,000 to agents just to recruit foreign students. This is what our universities have turned into. They’re not focused on educating British kids. They’re not focused on building skills for our economy. They’re paying middlemen to import students because it makes them more money than teaching the young people who actually live here. This is a business model, not an education system.

🚨 Leeds Trinity University has paid over £35,000 to agents just to recruit foreign students. This is what our universities have turned into. They’re not focused on educating British kids. They’re not focused on building skills for our economy. They’re paying middlemen to import students because it makes them more money than teaching the young people who actually live here. This is a business model, not an education system.

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Today, before me, CMPD Officer Justin Campbell testified about the system that failed him and his brothers in blue. Officer Campbell responded to the Galway Drive ambush where 4 officers were killed. He dragged them out of the gunfire, broke his leg, and later lost that leg. His words were clear: “The judicial system in Mecklenburg County is trash. The magistrate system has no idea what they are doing. This cashless bail system is a joke.” Roy Cooper built this system. His refusal to hold violent criminals has cost officers their lives, cost families their loved ones, and cost heroes like Officer Campbell his leg. THAT is Cooper’s legacy.

Today, before me, CMPD Officer Justin Campbell testified about the system that failed him and his brothers in blue. Officer Campbell responded to the Galway Drive ambush where 4 officers were killed. He dragged them out of the gunfire, broke his leg, and later lost that leg. His words were clear: “The judicial system in Mecklenburg County is trash. The magistrate system has no idea what they are doing. This cashless bail system is a joke.” Roy Cooper built this system. His refusal to hold violent criminals has cost officers their lives, cost families their loved ones, and cost heroes like Officer Campbell his leg. THAT is Cooper’s legacy.

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THIS IS WHY CJP IS NOT STOPPING AT MEMES 🔥 RAJDEEP: Are you only asking for the Education Minister’s resignation? How does that change the system? ASHUTOSH RANKA 🎯: We are asking for his resignation because he is directly responsible for what is happening in the education system. RAJDEEP: So CJP will stop there? ASHUTOSH 🔥: That does not mean we will not speak for broader reforms. This is our first demand, but we will not stop till the education system of this country actually changes for good.

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This is an extremely important matter that concerns all of us. What you saw in the video is an Indian student who has gone to America with dreams and aspirations, but the reality is that he is being treated like a hardened criminal. He is being handcuffed, he is being beaten up, and he's being deported. For what? Because he went to America with some dreams in his eyes. And he is not the first Indian student to be treated like this. This has happened with multiple students where, in some context or the other, they are being manhandled, they are being booted out, and they are being deported out of the US. The backlog is increasing as far as Visa is concerned. Admissions are being denied. And not just that, 682 Indians were handcuffed. They were put in military planes and sent back to India. If anybody has broken any law to be in your country, there is a human way to behave with them. For countries like China and Nepal, America sends people in commercial flights. And our people were stuffed into a military aircraft, and you should have read and heard the ordeal. They could not defecate or urinate for multiple hours at a stretch, women and children alike. And not a squeak from our government. What is our government doing? : Supriya Shrinate ji

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