▲ 115 r/india

Delhi High Court Declines Urgent Hearing Of Indian Youth Congress' Plea Over Denial Of Permission To Protest Against CEC Gyanesh Kumar

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u/Candid-Toe-6648 — 6 days ago

Current students, what's the present situation like now ?

I’m from the 2025 batch, so I only spent a year under Vinaash. I still remember his first open house, when I told my friends that he might end up being one of the darker chapters of the institute, while they were optimistic about his lofty promises.

After seeing the video of the recent open house and reading so many posts here, I’m wondering if that prediction is unfortunately coming true.

For those currently in college, what is the situation actually like on the ground? And what are students planning to do now?

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u/Candid-Toe-6648 — 2 months ago

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u/Candid-Toe-6648 — 3 months ago
▲ 7 r/UPSC

Forum CA by Dipin sir

A few of us are enrolling in this course. We can get around a 20% group discount if 4-5 people join. If you are interested and can make payment today, please DM me

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u/Candid-Toe-6648 — 3 months ago
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Parliament Monsoon Session Day 8 LIVE: Protests erupt in LS over Rahul Gandhi's statement that Amit Shah ordered firing against students

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u/Candid-Toe-6648 — 3 months ago
▲ 513 r/delhi

CJP protest triggers digital crackdown: Delhi Police issues notices over 'abusive' posts against PM, senior leaders

Guys, where are we heading as a democracy? Since when did criticizing those in power become illegal? Freedom of speech and expression is meant to protect the right to question and criticize the government, not just to praise it.

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u/Candid-Toe-6648 — 3 months ago
▲ 36 r/india

Don't Be Misled by the 47 NTA Removals

Guys, let's be clear. The 47 people removed from the NTA were contractual staff (out of 74), not permanent employees. If the government wanted to demonstrate real institutional accountability, it should also explain what action, if any, is being taken against the 24 permanent officials responsible for oversight and why 15 permanent posts remained vacant + you should also check out the newly appointed Education Secretary profile who is also facing allegations of multi crore scam.

Also ask yourself: if these individuals were responsible for the lapses, why did action come only after months of protests and public pressure instead of immediately after the paper leak? This is literally nothing, if the government had been serious about accountability, it should apply the same standard across the system. Merely removing contractual staff is only one part of the picture.

Our demand from Day 1 has been accountability at the highest level, which includes Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. Please dont let people manipulate you on it.

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u/Candid-Toe-6648 — 3 months ago