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          credits: newyorktimes Today, let's take a look at lessons we can learn from the Farmers. Not only as citizens but opposition parties are also welcome to learn. Lesson 1: Nothing is permanent.                                  credits:bbc Things change fast. In the blink of an eye. The determined, however, always emerge victorious. For instance, after what had happened on Republic Day, everyone assumed that their protest was over. Many also thought that Farmer leader Rakesh Tikait would be arrested. Heavy police was also deployed at Ghazipur border. It was a tense situation at Ghazipur border. But, things turned around, in the blink of an eye. The police was called back as the number of farmers continued to rise. Thus, if your intention is pure, keep going, when the going gets tough. Lesson 2: Rise above patriarchy .                credits: business standards Young boys are often taught that men don't cry. But, seeing how they had failed themselves, how the police had g

                       credits: Al-Jazeera What happened during the rally on 26th January? What will be its impact? Is this the end of Kisan Andolan or just a setback? Today, we will analyze the whole event and decode the conspiracy.  What will be the impact of the incident? Let's start with point no. 1 There is no doubt that there is no 'both sides' argument in this story Farmers have faced many problems in Delhi since the last two months. But this event does not justify anything. Everything which happened on the streets on 26th January CANNOT BE JUSTIFIED. Farm  leaders will find it difficult to defend all this Within 24 hours, 22 compliants have been filed with the police. Some of the leaders are also mentioned in some of the complaints, A segment of farmers ruined the plan and everybody will be held responsible now. Yogendra Yadav has already dissociated himself from the incident and made a clarification yesterday itself. His tractor rally was very peaceful. Union leade

                           credits:opindia A new trend has taken over the country. You know, the Republic Day is celebrated in two ways. One (by the Govt) with glamour and glitz. Display of military might on the Rajpath. Colorful tableaux of various states. The second is the way of the common people. On road. Last year, at Shaheen Bagh. Mega celebration. This year, at Delhi's border. Tractors rally by the farmers . Between CAA-NRC protest and farmer-bill protest, in a gap of one year. Many people were forced to take up the streets in protest. Ready to face consequences. Today, we salute the spirit of such people. Those who demand a pleasant tomorrow for everyone. But, the question is: Even after 70 years, why are people not happy? Misguided still? Shaheen Bagh protest               credits: business standards Article 14 and 15 of our constitution may come across as odd to many. They say: The state shall not discriminate on the basis of religion, race, sex, place of birth. But, then

                  credits:zeenews Tandav has come under a lot of FIR's recently.. Today's let's understand why that has been the case. Look, the makers of Tandav have committed grave mistakes. Mistakes that have led to uproar across the length and width of the country. The demand to ban Tandav has been raised by many state govts, even to ban Amazon. What has gotten people so angry over this web ? Let's start. Mistake 1: Why create a political drama in the first place? Nobody asked. We were content with Gandi Baat, Bigg Boss. That was enough. There hasn't been a political thriller in India for a reason. The makers of Tandav should have researched. Because, no matter which party is in power, they wouldn't approve of such an intense political commentary. This the makers should've known. They must just stick with the same old garbage. It is because they tried to make a whole series on politics/society that this outrage has surfaced. Mistake 2: The makers of Tand