Youth congress jodhpur (2025)

25/07/2025

अत्यंत दुःखद एवं हृदयविदारक!

बालेसर नगर काँग्रेस अध्यक्ष, बालेसर राजकीय महाविद्यालय छात्रसंघ के प्रथम अध्यक्ष, Rajasthan Nsui के पूर्व महासचिव, साथी अधिवक्ता एवं मेरे प्रिय अनुज Adv Mukesh Sankhla Balesar के दुर्घटना में आकस्मिक निधन के समाचार से अत्यधिक स्तब्ध एवं व्यथित हूँ परन्तु इस अविश्वसनीय सी प्रतीत होने वाली घटना को स्वीकार करने को बाध्य हूँ।

हरि इच्छा प्रबल है। परमपिता परमेश्वर स्व मुकेश साँखला की पुण्यात्मा को श्रीचरणों में स्थान दे और मोक्ष प्रदान करें। साथ ही शोकाकुल परिजनों एवं शुभचिंतकों को इस आघात को सहने का सामर्थ्य प्रदान करे।

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22/07/2025

I have no sympathy for this man, who was once meant to represent democratic values within the elitist corridors of Parliament.

It's hard to feel sorry for him when his actions consistently undermined the position of the Vice President of India. As Chairman of the Rajya Sabha, he often seemed like a puppet, with his strings being pulled by the Modi regime.

He can't claim victimhood now, having been complicit in the autocracy he now finds himself entangled in. Despite being fully aware of the situation, he not only chose silence but also actively suppressed dissenting voices.

His remarks like "That will not be recorded," "I won't allow this in the House," and "The courts have no jurisdiction over acts passed by Parliament" exemplify his role in stifling opposition.

He deserved this and now he stands as a stark illustration of those who sacrificed their principles for the allure of Lutyens' Delhi's comforts.

19/06/2025

Happy Birthday to our leader Shri Rahul Gandhi , the most fearless, truthful, outspoken voice of the poor and the backward in the Indian political scenario.

May God give you a long life and may you always protect the interests of the underprivileged class. No power in the world can ever bow you down.

The day every citizen of the country starts following your principle of "Don't be afraid", real democracy will be realized in the country.

Happy Birthday Leader.

13/06/2025

The recent aviation incident bound for Ahmedabad has sparked discussions on accountability and responsibility within the industry. While air travel is generally deemed the safest mode of transportation statistically, this event has undoubtedly challenged that perception.

My heartfelt condolences extend to the families and loved ones affected by this tragic crash. May those who lost their lives rest in peace, and may their families find comfort during this difficult time.

Following such a devastating event, questions arise regarding who should bear the responsibility for this loss. Should it fall on the airline, the aircraft manufacturer, the technical support staff, the pilots, or another party?

Concerns have been raised by passengers regarding the aircraft's condition, mentioning issues like malfunctioning screens and uncomfortable seats. While these concerns are valid, a direct link to the crash itself is not clearly established.

On a recent flight to Vienna with Air India , similar concerns about the aircraft's state were addressed by the cabin crew, mentioning ongoing renovation efforts in Singapore. This initiative aims to enhance the flying experience for passengers as Air India undergoes improvements through the Tata-SIA joint venture.

Despite this tragedy, it's important to remember that air travel maintains a strong safety record statistically. While one unfortunate event occurred, it does not diminish the overall safety of air travel, considering the multitude of flights operating daily.

Drawing from my aviation experience with the Air Wing NCC, I acknowledge the complexities that can lead to such accidents. While enhancements are imperative, solely attributing blame to Air India for the incident and the lives lost may be premature.

Broadly, attention has shifted to Boeing, with concerns raised about technical flaws in their aircraft. The recent decline in Boeing's share prices underscores the seriousness of the situation, emphasizing the necessity for thorough inspections and potential improvements to ensure passenger safety.

In conclusion, a comprehensive investigation is crucial, urging airlines to delve into technical aspects alongside the manufacturer to enhance safety measures.

04/06/2025

As a devoted Rajasthan Royals supporter since the inception of the IPL, I fondly recall our historic triumph in the inaugural IPL season on June 1, 2008, at DY Patil Stadium, Mumbai. Against all odds, our team, led by the legendary Shane Warne, overcame the powerhouse CSK, captained by MSD, in a remarkable victory.

RR, unique for having no players from Rajasthan and Warne as the sole non-Indian captain in the league, defied expectations as underdogs. While that victory brought immense pride to Rajasthan, subsequent celebrations have been scarce. It's time to move past that singular glory and strive for more championship victories.

The memories of our past success remain cherished, but it's crucial for the team to break free from that hangover and aim for future triumphs. While our legacy as IPL winners is noteworthy, true fulfillment lies in continuous success and the unwavering support of our fans.

Looking ahead, I eagerly anticipate reliving that euphoric moment once more. The journey may have begun, but the team must also embrace a new chapter and pursue further triumphs in the IPL.

01/06/2025

Did India lose its Rafael Fighter jets during Operation Sindoor?

The still one question asked and answered in Singapore.

But why this question was not answered in India? Or, Are Indian Reporters not worthy or deserving enough to get these kind of answers?

No, actually this question was never answered in India because it was never asked in India.

Except for Vijaita Singh of The Hindu, who asked it, reported it and posted it.

But what happened to her?

She was trolled and threatened by the Malware Army of BJP. The newspaper group also surrendered under pressure and forced Vijaita to delete her post.

None in the Indian Media groups supported her report. They ignored it and chose to be alien to the issue. While they should have been asking the same question as Vijaita did. They should have been the first to ask about this and not the International Media.

There were few burning question that needed to be cross checked.

Why Pakistan is celebrating? Why Aseem Muneer was elevated as Field Marshall? Why they are boasting about their tactical win?

But who would do that? International Media, why? Because our Media is busy airing shows that could spread more communal hatred.

Contrary to asking these burning questions our Media was reporting crap.

Aseem Muneer has been removed from his post as General of Pak Army and sent to jail, Pakistani army officers are fleeing with their family to London, India has captured Islamabad etc. etc.

What has become of Indian Journalism? Where have the standards of Journalism in India gone? Why have they compromised with the ethics and values of Journalism?

This video is a tight slap on their faces. They cannot hide themselves in the name of National Security and say that for this reason they did not ask this question.

They should have been the first to ask this and deserved to be answered not someone in Singapore.

This is clearly a credibility issue for Indian Journalism and this also shows that the current regime do not find them worthy enough to be provided with such important information.

The Indian Media not only made a mockery of itself but also the people of the country.

25/05/2025

Radheshyam Pemani, a dedicated figure in wildlife conservation, spent his life protecting the natural world selflessly.

In the arid lands of western Rajasthan, he embarked on a noble mission to ensure vital hydration for the wild residents.

His unwavering dedication inspired many to join his cause, resulting in the successful safeguarding of these silent creatures.

A symbol of hope for the voiceless, he echoed the unexpressed emotions of these beings.

May the departed souls find peace.

24/05/2025

I am saddened by the tragic news of the untimely passing of Shyam Nathani Bishnoi and Radheshyam Pemani, dedicated guardians of wildlife and nature. Their lives were committed to the safeguarding and preservation of wildlife.

In a devastating incident in Jaisalmer District, they, along with Forester Surendra Choudhary and Kanwraj Singh Bhadariya, were involved in a fatal collision when their SUV collided with a truck. They were on a reconnaissance mission following a tip-off about poaching activity in the area.

The loss of these individuals is profound for those who cherish nature, and the void left by their departure is irreplaceable.

May their souls rest in peace.

10/05/2025

In my opinion war has always been a tragedy. I have never been a war-monger. But in the recent circumstances where a person like me was also demanding war, it is certain that the situation must have been serious.

But the way it has ended is a big setback for India's independent foreign policy. There has never been any foreign interference in our internal or bilateral matters.

The big question here is:

How can a third country announce what agreement we have made with our neighbouring country?

Earlier they unilaterally announced that they have agreed to India's proposal to purchase F-35 fighter.

Then they unilaterally announced that India has accepted the demand to reduce import tariffs.

And now this.

Very shameful and disgusting.

Today everyone has seen the collapse of India's 75 years old foreign policy. The foreign policy that established India not only as a sovereign nation but also as a self-respecting nation. This has completely collapsed today.

A situation in which the whole country was united except the BJP IT cell. BJP IT Cell and its morons were still trying to get political mileage when all others stood for the nation's interests.

Every citizen, every political party stood with the government and was in support of any decision of the government and the army.

This kind of consensus is rarely created but it could be created because what happened in Pahalgam was horrific. Each and every Indian was extremely angry on the act of cowardice by terrorists in Pahalagam.

Make them do as much blabbering as they can. They will do it. If you are looking for something bigger they are not capacitated to do that.

Today everyone must have understood that it is very difficult for anyone to become Indira Gandhi, let alone Jawahar Lal Nehru.

India is Indira
Indira is India

Hence proved.

03/05/2025

Sometimes I think what is a leader?

In continuance of it I find in my views that a leader has many character traits, which can be different at the same time. It is the balance of these that makes you a leader.

He is honest but not perfectly; he is truthful but not perfectly; he is emotional but not perfectly and when it comes to political decisions, there is no one harsher than him.

He takes care of his supporters, makes them feel at home. No matter how angry you are with him, as soon as you go to him, his smile and warmth eliminate your anger to such an extent that you forget why you went there.

If I want, I can write a book on the qualities and shortcomings of a leader because I have learnt important lessons of politics from my leader, Ashok Gehlot Ji.

In my opinion and in the current situation, if any leader has the best balance between virtues and vices, then it is only Ashok Gehlot Ji.

From his good qualities one should learn what to do and from his shortcomings you can learn what not to do.

Whatever it is, this is politics. Which leader you like or you dislike, depends on your relations and experiences. But I have not seen any other leader in politics who have so much energy and vigour but still keeps morality a part of politics.

The poor and downtrodden of the state must be feeling this difference today.

Happy Birthday Ashok Gehlot Ji
Wishing you many happy returns of the day and a very happy birthday.

06/04/2025

या देवी सरूवभुतेशु विष्णुमायेति शब्दिता
नमस्तस्यै नमस्तस्यै नमस्तस्यै नमो नमः

30/03/2025

आप सभी को चैत्र शुक्ल प्रतिपदा,
नवरात्रि एवं भारतीय नववर्ष 2082
की हार्दिक शुभकामनायें!

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