Speaking at convocation ceremony, she urges students not to lose direction or fall prey to ‘false temptations’. They should rather use their talent for nation-building, she says.
With regional parties struggling to project a unified Opposition in Parliament, and no leader in Delhi able to mediate, Centre-state tensions are playing out as open conflict.
The ‘State of Tamil Nadu’ judgment survives, but as a diminished precedent. The Supreme Court has turned an advisory reference into an instrument of quiet, prospective overruling.
Nine new governors & lieutenant-governors appointed Saturday. Notable appointments include CP Radhakrishnan in Maharashtra, Santosh Gangwar in Jharkhand & K Kailashnathan in Puducherry.
In a Constituent Assembly debate, Rohini Kumar Chaudhary argued governor’s powers could tarnish the Constitution ‘just as a piece of cow dung may spoil the whole vessel of milk’.
I have absolutely no doubt that the Nandan Nilekani-led NEET committee will come up with a very relevant and useful set of recommendations. But will it help?
Our education system is a destroyer of all talent by enforcing learning by rote, pushing students to coaching classes to ‘crack’ competitive exams. And then, papers leak.
It’s unfair to paint the whole of Gen Z in negative light because of the crass actions and foul-mouthed language of a select few.
The ones who indulged in perversions and depravities were certainly not the ones inconvenienced by repeated paper leaks. Neither were the foul mouthed ones NEET candidates.
It’s unfair to paint the whole of Gen Z in negative light because of the crass actions and foul-mouthed language of a select few.
The ones who indulged in perversions and depravities were certainly not the ones inconvenienced by repeated paper leaks. Neither were the foul mouthed ones NEET candidates.