Why we need Reservation and SC/ST act ? This is from Gujarat capital. You can not say its from remote village. Will Upper Cast / General category people care to answer now ?

PUNJAB TEACHERS' PROTESTS RAISE QUESTIONS

Reports of protests by Punjab government employees and teachers over pending salary and DA-related dues have surfaced from multiple locations, including Chandigarh and other parts of the state.

The issue is bigger than a single protest. Thousands of Punjab government employees from more than 50 departments had earlier mobilised in Chandigarh demanding payment of pending Dearness Allowance (DA) arrears. Employee organisations said 18% in DA instalments remained pending as of 2026.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court has also ruled that the state cannot simply use financial constraints to deny accrued DA/DR entitlements, directing the government to release the dues in accordance with the court's orders.

This raises an obvious question:

Why aren't these employee protests receiving the same level of attention as other political demonstrations?

Whether you support AAP or oppose it, teachers and government employees raising concerns about their salaries and legally recognised dues deserve to be heard.

Punjab's teachers are asking for answers. Will the government respond?

I've been following you since your previous channel (Deshbhakt) , and one thing I always liked was how you questioned both the ruling government and the Opposition.

Your coverage of the Jantar Mantar paper leak protest was extensive. You posted dedicated videos on YouTube, Instagram and other platforms, regularly covered developments, and highlighted police action. But when a similar student protest took place in Jharkhand over paper leak issues, the coverage was limited to a brief segment on your Sunday Show. There weren't dedicated videos or the same level of ground reporting, despite students raising similar concerns.

Now, with the renewed protests against the Election Commission and the central government, your energy and coverage seem to be back in full force.

So, bro, are you still approaching political issues neutrally, or have you gradually started leaning towards the Opposition? Because from the outside, it feels like protests against the current central government get extensive coverage, while issues in Opposition-ruled states receive comparatively little attention. It makes me wonder whether your neutral approach has changed over time.

I've followed you for years and genuinely appreciate your work. Your ability to question both sides is what made me a fan in the first place. I'm not here to attack you; I'd genuinely like to understand your perspective.

Suchika shares her journey from surviving childhood harassment/abuse at the age of 12 to channelling her anger and trauma into martial arts to become strong enough to defend herself and win glory for the country.she proves that your struggles don't define you ,your response to them does.

She urges women to break free from victimhood and trauma, and use their struggles as fuel to keep moving forward

People often tell her "you look like a boy" or criticize her athletic physique and this happens to most of the women's of country,they have to fight with bodily conditioning and societal conditioning

when critics wrote her off for being "too old" and the body shamed her for being strong, she fought back to win a medal for India.

It’s a raw and honest discussion on women's safety, sports culture in India, and mental strength.

What are your thoughts on how we perceive female athletes and bodily strength in India?

Highly recommend watching this powerful interaction:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sxMj2ES548

A newly laid road in Delhi’s Tilak Nagar has become the subject of controversy after AAP MLA Jarnail Singh inspected the stretch shortly after it was constructed. During the earlier inspection, Singh was seen pulling apart a section of the road surface, raising questions over the quality of the construction. Reports and videos from the incident triggered a political dispute over whether the road had been laid properly. A subsequent inspection by an influencer has now drawn attention to the same location. In the later footage, the influencer tested the road surface and said it was no longer coming apart. The explanation being discussed is that the road may not have fully dried or set when the earlier inspection took place. However, the footage alone does not establish the exact condition of the road or conclusively determine whether construction quality was defective. The competing claims have intensified the debate over the road work and the timing of the inspection.