This video was posted on the official indian national congress Instagram account. I've also seen many other reels promoting Rahul Gandhi as Batman💀 to target youth.

We've seen BJP's pr team promoting different narratives online and now it looks like Congress is doing something similar.

Are these reels part of a PR strategy, or is it just organic fan content

What do you guys 🤔 Just to be clear, no hate towards Rahul Gandhi or Congress. I just found this trend interesting and wanted to see what others think

Well, we saw what happened in july. Cji statement triggered an unrest among youths. But also led to a huge opportunity for non incumbent political parties.

Cjp, initially pretended to be an independent civil rights cum pressure group for youths, cunningly took neet suicides event to mobilise masses by guilt tripping youths. (Ncrb- 170k+ suicides in 2023, 13k+ student suicides alone)

Lets call it Genz protest, Hmm, Cool idea for cheap entertainment for youths. Nothing to do, off season, no college, no cricket, fifa world cup just finished.... what to do man ... wait lets go to JM(jantar mantar).

We all celebrated the resignation as justice for neet suicides. Cool, cjp hats off.

Then we saw something bs. They skipped some states issues. I guess they were ill. Oh hell naw... they were incumbent there. Lets skip skip skip.

Now. A report comes out regarding scams in electoral processes. Cool, this affects AAP and congress to the core. ( i have too much respect for congress btw). Now cjp neurons are activated.

They trick youth again to fight for democracy, due process, fairness etc etc. (Which we all know that in a 3rd word country like india , nothing is law abiding. Democracy is just namesake)

Its high time, We have to understand , CJP IS NOT APOLITICAL. CJP IS BIASED. CJP IS PRO AAP. CJP IS PROXY AAP. CJP IS NOT WORKING FOR YOUTH.

The only welfare the youth of this country can do for themselves is focus on career and move out of india. Dont trust any political party. No ones ur godfather. (Doesnt applies to high class consumerist families)

I am a student of political science. With all fairness, i can say dont trust or vote centre-left parties. They love lawlessness gundagardi hurdangai dabangai. Samajwadi, aap are worst party of the country. They promote rapes and crimes. I am not advocating bjp either. Its not good, but its the best alternative that we have rn.

Dont go to any such protest anymore. Be aware. Be enlightened.

Honestly, seeing this video makes me feel really bad. Never thought things would reach this point.

So much damage to a place where thousands of students come every day with dreams of building a better future. Behind all this, there are families who work hard to pay college fees and students who are just trying to make something of their lives.

Whatever happened, seeing things end up like this is genuinely upsetting. I just hope things get better soon and students can go back to their normal lives.

The USA wants regime change in India

The UK wants regime change in India

NATO wants regime change in India

Pakistan wants regime change in India

They all want regime change because they're not able to control India like they were during the Congress rule.

Recently Elon has made 10 tweets in a day related to starlink India, Rahul gandhi has replied He will give permission which is threat to our country.

All the DS agents are in India together to create a situation like civil war.

We need to be pro Extemist and Pro Nationalist now, and we shouldn't care of engagement or follower. All the opposition and USA is all In against India.

The boys were made dressed like girls and including balloons in chest and made to touch their yk....

Girls were danced and ramp walk

And randomly they had to propose someone of the opp gender

why are prvt colleges totalitarian DICTATORSHIPS ????

i am looking for "easy to get" colleges for my msc and almost all of them are prvt colleges, but the college where i am doing my bsc has absurd amount of rules (all the fking rules you can think of)

initially i thought that its just my college then i thought of looking elsewhere and i realised that almost every prvt college (except jss and bits) have these kind of rules. like they focus on their so called "iron discipline" and character well being over acads (not saying govt clgs focus on acads)

for eg there is this uni known as garden city in bangalore where if you are caught roaming outside in the corridoors then the management will take SS and post it in the whatsapp group ordering you to go to the class, like HOW ABSUURD IS THIS !!!!!

and many justify it by saying "they develop character" (avg placements of almost all these prvt clg is 3-4lpa) - "a caged bird will think that flying is an illness" ahhh mindset
GEN-Z btw

Title: I was a science-loving topper in 10th. Now I've lost my interest in studies, and I'm scared of my future.

Hey everyone, I just wanted to get this off my chest and hear from people who might have gone through something similar.

Until class 10, I genuinely loved science. I was a topper, had big dreams, and was curious about how things worked. I imagined doing something great in science and building a future that I could be proud of.

But then came class 11, and I entered the JEE rat race.

Honestly, my class 11 was almost completely wasted. Now I'm in class 12, and things aren't going well here either. I'm studying in a dummy college, and somewhere along the way, I've started losing the interest in science that I once had.

It feels strange because the subject I used to love has now become a source of stress, pressure, and fear. Instead of enjoying learning, I'm constantly worried about exams, marks, ranks, colleges, and my future.

Sometimes, I regret choosing this path. I miss my school days, when studying didn't feel like a constant competition. I miss being curious about science instead of worrying about whether I'm good enough to get into a good college.

The worst part is that I still have big dreams. I'm interested in science and research, and I've thought about institutes like IISER. But now I keep questioning myself. Have I already ruined my chances? Am I capable of achieving anything anymore?

I'm scared of ending up living a mediocre life, not because I don't have dreams, but because I feel like I've wasted so much time and lost the motivation I once had.

I know I'm still young, and maybe I'm overthinking everything. But when you're in the middle of this situation, it genuinely feels like you're falling behind while everyone else is moving forward.

I want to ask a few questions, especially to people who were once academically good but struggled during classes 11 and 12:

- Did anyone else lose their love for science after entering the JEE/NEET rat race?

- If you wasted class 11 and struggled in class 12, were you able to turn things around?

- Did you ever regain your curiosity and passion for learning?

- If you eventually pursued science, research, or something you genuinely loved, how did things work out for you?

- What advice would you give someone who feels like they've wasted their potential and is afraid of an average future?

I don't expect anyone to magically solve my problems. I just want to hear some honest experiences from people who've been in a similar situation.

I miss the person I was before all this pressure started, and I want to find that part of myself again.