English lessons by RESERVED CATEGORY TEACHER in Government school, Chhattisgarh, getting a Rs 80,000 per month salary.

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Will you like your CHILDREN To be Taught by RESERVED CATEGORY TEACHER who have failed in Subjects they teach ?

Is this the education we want for our CHILDREN?

When we send our children to school, we trust the teacher with their future, their language, their confidence and their dreams.

Every child deserves a teacher who is qualified, competent and capable — irrespective of caste or category.

Is this really the standard of education in INDIA our children deserve? No wonder we have so many EDUCATED JOBLESS in OUR COUNTRY!!

See the ORGINAL VIDEO BELOW:

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If your point is that financial incentives may create pressure or influence marriage decisions, it's better to present it as an opinion rather than as a factual claim that poor upper-caste girls are being "targeted." Here's a version that expresses that concern without stating an unverified fact.

An Emotional Appeal: Is Poverty Making Some Girls More Vulnerable?

A poor upper-caste girl does not grow up surrounded by privilege. She grows up in a family that struggles to pay school fees, manage household expenses, and dream of a better future.

When governments offer financial incentives for certain categories of marriage, many people ask a difficult question: Who is most likely to feel the pull of that money?

For a wealthy family, ₹2 lakh may not influence a life-changing decision. But for a family living from one paycheck to the next, it can represent years of savings, repayment of debts, or the chance to fund higher education.

This raises an ethical concern. Should financial hardship become a factor in one of the most personal decisions a person can make—choosing a life partner?

Critics argue that such schemes may place disproportionate pressure on economically vulnerable young women. A poor girl should never feel that her family's financial difficulties make her marriage a financial decision rather than a personal one.

Every woman, regardless of caste, deserves the freedom to marry whom she chooses because of mutual respect, trust, and love—not because poverty makes a government incentive difficult to ignore.

The real solution is not to create circumstances where money may influence intimate life choices. The real solution is to ensure that every poor girl has access to quality education, scholarships, safety, employment opportunities, and economic security so that she can make her own decisions freely.

Marriage should be a choice of the heart, not a consequence of financial desperation.

In PG NEET Reserved Category with 1/800 marks gets admission to Ortho Surgery while General Category with 550/800 is denied Admission, is it Fair Education ? Or is it worse than Paper Leak. Will CJP turn a blind eye to such injustice in Education ? a 1/800 Doctor will not Treat, the Doctor will commit Murder of the POOR Citizens.

The CJP and Some GEN Z rightly erupted in protest over the NEET paper leak because it compromised fairness. Lakhs of students demanded accountability, and rightly so. But if an admission policy produces outcomes that many people perceive as rewarding vastly different entrance scores for the same highly specialized medical course, should that debate also be open to public scrutiny? Why is one issue discussed endlessly while the other often becomes too sensitive to question? Why Does JAI BHIM followers become aggressive when they Promote students are not even fit to be SWEEPERS as DOCTORS ?

Medical education is unlike many other professions. A postgraduate Orthopaedic Surgeon is entrusted with broken bones, traumatic injuries, complex surgeries, and the lives of patients who have no choice but to trust the doctor standing before them. Every patient—rich or poor—deserves confidence that the person treating them has met rigorous academic and professional standards.

JAI BHIM Supporters of reservation argue that it addresses historical and structural disadvantages and that every admitted student must still complete the same demanding postgraduate training and examinations before becoming a specialist. The Same argument was given when this Candidate became a MBBS, now he cannot even score passing marks ??? whom are the JAI BHIM fooling?

Tukaram mundhe was falsely accused under atrocity and molestation by women who supposedly came to congratulate him when he was working in Barshi/ Solapur

Vaibhav Tiwari is a 13-year-old boy who works to support his family.

His father has been in a coma for years. Vaibhav is enrolled in a government school and wants to continue his education, but his family’s circumstances leave him with little choice except to work.

Yet the system may still label him “privileged” simply because of the family he was born into.

JAI BHIM, JAI DR AMBEDKAR!! we should take Dr Babashaeb castless society vision forward...do you all agree?

India has a population of over 1.4 billion people. Yet millions of our fellow citizens still struggle every day because of circumstances they never chose.

Around 20–25 crore Indians continue to live with economic hardship. More than 3 crore Indians live with disabilities. India has lakhs of widows, many of whom face financial insecurity and social challenges after losing their life partners. Thousands of children grow up as orphans or without adequate parental care. Every year, brave soldiers sacrifice their lives while protecting our borders, leaving behind families who carry that loss forever.

If reservation is meant to uplift the disadvantaged, then let us ensure it reaches those who genuinely need it.

Give reservation to the poor student who studies despite hunger and financial hardship. Give it to the person with a disability who overcomes obstacles every single day. Give it to the orphan who dreams of a better future without the support of parents. Give it to the widow struggling to raise her children alone. Give it to the family of every martyr who gave everything for our nation.

These people did not choose their circumstances. They deserve our compassion, our support, and meaningful opportunities.

For everyone else, let education, dedication, talent, and hard work decide success. Every student who spends years preparing for competitive exams deserves to believe that effort matters. Every young Indian should feel that merit, perseverance, and determination can shape their future.

A developed India cannot be built by dividing people forever. It can only be built by supporting those in genuine need while creating equal opportunities for everyone to compete and excel.

Help the poor. Empower the disabled. Protect orphans. Support widows. Honour the families of our martyrs. Let hard work, merit, and determination decide the rest. That is the India I dream of.

Sachin Tendulkar emphasized that "failure is okay, cheating is not," highlighting the importance of hard work over shortcuts. He noted that when students' efforts are not rewarded, it is disappointing, and he urged a collective effort to support the youth and foster a culture where meritocracy prevails.

Why does everyone delete questions on NEET Reservation?

When lakhs of students are on the streets demanding justice over the NEET paper leak, I stand with them. If there was wrongdoing, there must be accountability. If Dr. Dharmendra Pradhan must answer questions, let him answer them.

But I have one question.

Who will speak for the General Category student, are we not HUMANS? Are GC students Slaves in Modern India ?

On NDTV's India Matters, hosted by Shiv Aroor, NEET aspirant Harsh Dubey had the courage to ask a difficult question. He spoke about what many General Category students feel—that students from affluent Reserved Category families, including those with generations of doctors and hospital owners in their families, may qualify at significantly lower cut-offs, while economically struggling General Category students have no such support system to fall back on.

His question was simple: "Will the resignation of the Education Minister get me a medical seat? Who will talk about reservation?"

It was not a question of hatred. It was a cry for justice. It was a plea to be heard.

A General Category student scores 650, 680, or even 700 marks and still lives in fear. One mark can decide years of sacrifice. Parents mortgage their future to pay coaching fees. Students study 14 to 16 hours every day. Birthdays are forgotten. Friendships are sacrificed. Childhood disappears. Dreams are postponed.

And yet, when they ask whether the present system is fair, their questions are deleted.

Why this Kolaveri Di for GC?

Does POVERTY HAVE A CASTE? See around you will see so many POOR GCs ? Do General Category students not cry? Do GC parents not suffer? Do GC dreams matter less because they were born into a particular category?

Student suicides in India are not mere statistics. Behind every number is a mother waiting at the dinner table and a father dreaming of seeing "Dr." before their child's name. Every young life lost is a national tragedy. No student should ever feel that years of hard work have left them without hope.

Democracy is not about allowing only comfortable questions. Democracy is about allowing difficult questions to be asked peacefully, respectfully, and without fear of censorship.

If we can discuss the NEET paper leak, we can discuss reservation. If we can demand resignations, we can demand reforms. If we can fight for justice for one student, we must fight for justice for every student.

Please don't delete the question. Please Do not tell us that you will suffer because your ANCESTORS did not allow us to DRINK WATER. Think like a HUMAN and Answer it.