Image 1 — Is our new education minister worth the pose he have given " PRALHAD JOSHI"
Image 2 — Is our new education minister worth the pose he have given " PRALHAD JOSHI"
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Is our new education minister worth the pose he have given " PRALHAD JOSHI"

New Education Minister just hold a bachelor's of Arts Degree. And everyone know what is reputation of this degree in our society. Whoever get less marks in 10th grade actually choose arts as a stream. So if we're not getting exact grade or marks, they've got it. We can assume that they're below average only. Our old Education Minister, who have just resigned, was better than him. Who was owning a master of arts. So I'm not thinking the new Education Minister is capable of the pose. He have been given. If I was at the position to choose the education minister, I would be choosing Ashwini Vaishnaw because He has managed large, technically complex ministries.

He has an engineering and management background. He has shown a strong focus on digital systems and governance. I would expect him to prioritize secure, technology-driven examination systems, stronger cybersecurity, and tighter accountability to reduce the risk of paper leaks.

What is your opinion on this? Do you think they just want to play someone who will the sun?And do whatever the main leader will lead

u/WhereasDiligent508 — 8 hours ago
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Truck driver are in danger in india

Today I saw something very disturbing near somatne phata Talegaon Dabhade pune. A transit mixer (cement truck) hit a vehicle ahead. We don't know whose fault it was. But the driver of the front vehicle got out, opened the truck door, and started beating the truck driver inside his cabin.

​Because he was being beaten, the driver's foot slipped off the brake. The truck rolled back and hit a car behind it. Now, both vehicle owners and the local crowd started beating the truck driver brutally. It was not even his fault that the truck rolled back!

​My dad is also a truck driver, and this incident shook me completely.

​People always ask: "Why do truck drivers run away after an accident? Why don't they take the injured to the hospital?"

​This is the reason. Even if a driver wants to help, he cannot. If he stays, the angry mob will kill him before asking questions. The crowd doesn't care about the truth; they just want to release their anger.

​We urgently need strict government laws to protect drivers from mob violence. There should be a law where anyone attacking a driver after an accident faces a mandatory minimum of 3 months in jail without bail.

​Only when people fear the law will drivers feel safe enough to stop, stay at the spot, and actually help the victims. Right now, running away is their only way to survive.

​Truck drivers travel day and night to keep our economy moving, but they have zero safety on the road.

​What are your thoughts on this? Don't you think we need a strict anti-mob law for road accidents?

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u/WhereasDiligent508 — 2 months ago