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My perspective on why some people are demanding the Education Minister's resignation:
A lot of people are asking, "If Dharmendra Pradhan resigns, won't someone else from the same party just replace him? What's the point?"
From my perspective, the resignation itself isn't the main goal. It's about accountability. I think one of our biggest problems as a society is that we've never been encouraged to question those in power. From school to adulthood, many of us grow up accepting decisions made by parents, teachers, elders, and governments without asking enough questions. When people stop questioning, those in power can begin to feel untouchable.
History has shown that no government or political party should be beyond criticism. Every government should be held accountable by its citizens, regardless of which party is in power.
If a minister resigns because of public pressure, it sends a message that leaders are answerable to the people. The next minister would know that citizens are watching and willing to question decisions. In my view, that's how accountability becomes stronger.
I also think today's generation is more informed and more willing to ask difficult questions than before. Whether it's education, employment, or other issues, people want answers. If citizens continue to question respectfully and democratically, governments—regardless of the party—will have to respond.
This is just my personal opinion. I'm not saying everyone has to agree, but I believe a healthy democracy depends on citizens asking questions and expecting accountability from those who govern.
**Disclaimer:** This is purely my personal opinion and speculation based on how I see the current political situation. I'm not claiming any insider information or stating these predictions as facts. I'm open to hearing different perspectives, so feel free to disagree respectfully and share your own views.
I honestly don't think the Sonam Wangchuk strike is going to succeed, and here's why.
My prediction is that Dharmendra Pradhan may leave the Education Minister post during the upcoming cabinet reshuffle in the Winter Monsoon Parliament session anyway. If that happens, the government doesn't actually lose anything. They can simply let time do the work instead of responding to the strike.
That's probably why we're not seeing any serious reaction. From the government's perspective, it's a win-win situation. If they give in now, they might see it as admitting defeat, and they may believe it would encourage more protests with similar demands in the future.
It feels like the government's approach is driven by political optics and ego rather than engaging with the issue directly. Whether that's right or wrong is for everyone to judge, but that's how I see it.
Hi everyone!
I'm pretty new to Obsidian and also new to writing in general. I've really been enjoying it so far, but I have one question.
I have anxiety, and because of it my hands tend to shake, so typing for long periods on a keyboard can be difficult and exhausting. I also do digital art and have a graphics tablet that I use with a stylus.
I'm on Linux, so I was wondering if there's a way to use my graphics tablet to handwrite directly in Obsidian, or at least use it as a more comfortable way to write instead of typing. Has anyone tried something like this, or are there any plugins or workflows you'd recommend?
I'd really appreciate any advice. Thanks!