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[00:00:00] From there we will tell you about the future of the students of the country officer again,
[00:00:03] and the news related to it in Ranchi
[00:00:06] the student movement continues for the 13th day. The anger of the students is now
[00:00:10] becoming a big challenge for the Jharkhand government. The support of the public has further
[00:00:13] strengthened the morale of the students. The protesting
[00:00:17] students have been agitating since July 25. The number of students
[00:00:21] is increasing every day and now the students have put a condition to
[00:00:25] directly talk to the CM.
[00:00:28] Now The students have put forward many of their major demands including
[00:00:30] cancellation of the disputed examinations before talking to the government.
[00:00:34] We will also tell you these demands in detail in News Night.
[00:00:38] Along with this, there will be other news but we will start with the headlines of News Night.
[00:00:42] Along with the headlines
[00:00:43] of News Night.
[00:00:48] The opposition's uproar continued in the third week of the monsoon session. The work of the Parliament is being affected.
[00:00:51] Amidst the uproar the Taxation and Other Laws (Amendment) Bill
[00:00:55] 2026 was passed in the Lok Sabha. The Rajya Sabha
[00:00:59] approved the Appropriation Bill No. 3.
[00:01:03] तीन को दी
[00:01:03] Important decisions taken by the Union Cabinet
[00:01:09] under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Modi. Approval for the Guwahati-Tezpur four-lane highway project
[00:01:12] of ₹8970 crore and the Govardhan Yojana of ₹23731 crore
[00:01:15] in Assam. An historic national plan
[00:01:19] to transform the country's organic wealth into clean energy
[00:01:22] rural prosperity and economic development.
[00:01:26] ग्रामीण समृद्धि और आर्थिक विकास में परिवर्तन करने की
[00:01:30] ऐतिहासिक राष्ट्रीय
[00:01:31] योजना
[00:01:37] The student agitation in Jharkhand over irregularities in competitive examinations continues for the 13th day.
[00:01:40] The voice also resonated in the assembly. Students who have announced a decisive battle
[00:01:44] have put forward many major demands including
[00:01:49] With cameraman the cancellation of the disputed examinations before talking to the government.
[00:01:52] a positive discussion has also taken place
[00:01:55] Anuj Yadav
[00:01:58] RSS chief Dr. Mohan Bhagwat interacted with the youth in Mumbai
[00:02:02] and said that the Jan Andolan is not against the country
[00:02:03] protests are a means of dialogue.
[00:02:07] विरोध प्रदर्शन संवाद का है एक
[00:02:09] जरिया,
[00:02:17] the Govardhan Yojana of ₹23731 crore India showed its strength to the world. Successful test of medium-range ballistic missile Agni-IV
[00:02:19] at Chandipur in Odisha. Capable of hitting many targets.
[00:02:23] को भेदने में
[00:02:24] सक्षम.
[00:02:30] In the third week of the monsoon session of Parliament the confrontation between the government and the opposition is not abating.
[00:02:33] Proceedings were repeatedly disrupted
[00:02:36] who chose the most difficult path due to the uproar by the opposition in both Houses. However
[00:02:39] in the meantime the government has managed to pass the Taxation and Other Laws Amendment Bill
[00:02:43] from the Lok Sabha while the Rajya Sabha
[00:02:46] has approved the Appropriation Bill No. 3 and sent it back to the Lok Sabha.
[00:02:50] made with all Meanwhile the ruling party and the opposition also came face to face
[00:02:53] over the presence of the Home Minister in the House. Watch our full report from Parliament.
[00:02:58] there is no lathi charge here
[00:03:04] who have been agitating for 13 consecutive days In the third week of the monsoon session of Parliament the opposition's massive uproar continued
[00:03:08] due to which the work of Parliament is being affected. However
[00:03:12] the ruling party succeeded in passing a bill amidst the commotion in the Lok Sabha.
[00:03:15] After that the Lok Sabha had to be adjourned for the day.
[00:03:19] In the Rajya Sabha amidst heavy deadlock
[00:03:22] Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju tried to calm down the opposition MPs.
[00:03:25] कार्यमंत्री किरण रिझजू ने विपक्षी सांसदों को शांत करवाने की
[00:03:31] required to transport biogas from
[00:03:37] became the medium of journalism
[00:03:42] a 135.87 km
[00:03:43] Here the agitation is continuing
[00:03:54] in Jharkhand. Does this go
[00:04:08] The country. The Gen Z
[00:04:40] The government believes that all the pending bills should be passed by the Lok Sabha and giving joining through the back
[00:04:43] Rajya Sabha and such a picture is continuously seen in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.
[00:04:47] Meanwhile in the Rajya Sabha
[00:04:52] a double standard on this issue Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented a proposal for consideration of the Appropriation Bill No. 3
[00:04:57] look, it is like this that 2025 and to send it back to the Lok Sabha.
[00:04:58] for Rahul Gandhi and the rest
[00:05:43] They sit in their chambers. They are still sitting
[00:05:46] and if the House proceedings continue they are ready to give a strong answer.
[00:05:50] You will not let the House run you will not let the debate happen
[00:05:54] you will make a ruckus and just bring their posters. Where is Amit Shah?
[00:05:57] I want to ask them
[00:06:01] that the House will only run when the Home Minister comes.
[00:06:05] So the Home Minister cannot come at 11 o'clock.
[00:06:09] He will wait for the House to be in order before he moves.
[00:06:13] Only a few days are left in the monsoon session of Parliament.
[00:06:16] In such a situation the ruling party will try
[00:06:20] to clear all the pending bills. But everything
[00:06:23] will depend on the attitude of the opposition. Even though the weather in Delhi
[00:06:26] has changed the mood of the opposition
[00:06:30] in Parliament has not changed. And
[00:06:33] amidst heavy rains the opposition MPs
[00:06:37] were seen protesting at the Makardwar as usual
[00:06:40] while inside the House they did not stop
[00:06:43] creating a ruckus. The opposition demands
[00:06:47] that the Home Minister come to the House and make a statement
[00:06:50] and the ruling party says that the Home Minister
[00:06:53] comes to the House every day. Only when the House is in order
[00:06:56] can we call the Home Minister to answer in the House.
[00:07:02] Naveen and his colleagues Amarendra Gupta
[00:07:07] Rajesh Raj DD News
[00:07:10] Delhi. And now we turn to the big news
[00:07:14] so far. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin
[00:07:18] Netanyahu had a telephonic conversation. PM Modi
[00:07:21] and Netanyahu discussed West Asia.
[00:07:24] Important talks were held on India-Israel relations.
[00:07:28] Prime Minister Modi and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin
[00:07:32] Netanyahu had a telephonic conversation. According to the PMO
[00:07:35] both leaders discussed India-Israel relations and
[00:07:38] the situation in the Middle East. Both leaders reviewed
[00:07:42] the strategic partnership. Both countries have had
[00:07:45] long relations. India and Israel
[00:07:48] have reviewed the strategic partnership. Both leaders agreed
[00:07:51] to further strengthen bilateral cooperation. Meanwhile
[00:07:55] the other big issue of recent developments in West
[00:07:59] Asia was also discussed between the two leaders.
[00:08:02] Both countries emphasized on increasing cooperation in various sectors.
[00:08:06] Both leaders also agreed to maintain contact.
[00:08:10] पर भी सहमति जताई है,
[00:08:42] In this situation once again
[00:08:45] when there is a possibility of talks between America and Iran in such a situation
[00:08:49] Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's phone call to the Prime Minister of India
[00:08:53] is a very important thing. India is the largest democracy
[00:08:57] in the world and India has helped
[00:09:00] many countries in resolving conflicts
[00:09:04] in its own way and there is often unrest in our neighborhood
[00:09:08] which we have also faced. So
[00:09:11] if we look at this issue Netanyahu's phone call to Prime Minister Narendra Modi
[00:09:15] and mutual talks is a big event.
[00:09:17] We are seeing that many mediators are trying to arrange talks
[00:09:21] between America and Iran but so far
[00:09:24] the talks have not been successful and there is another special thing
[00:09:28] that in all those talks Israel has never been made a party.
[00:09:31] In such a situation the possibility of peace
[00:09:35] in the entire West Asia is often questioned
[00:09:38] that if the biggest party in that entire region
[00:09:42] is not talked to and two other countries are talking
[00:09:46] then it is definitely an important event and Prime Minister
[00:09:49] Narendra Modi has discussed the strategic partnership between India
[00:09:53] and Israel. Besides that
[00:09:56] in the talks we are also discussing a free trade agreement
[00:10:00] between the two countries. We have already signed free trade agreements
[00:10:04] with many countries around the world and many other countries are yet to sign.
[00:10:07] And Israel also wants a free trade agreement with India.
[00:10:11] A lot of talks have already progressed on this.
[00:10:15] So these issues were also discussed
[00:10:18] between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Israeli Prime Minister
[00:10:21] Benjamin Netanyahu so that the strong bond
[00:10:26] between the two countries can be combined to create a strong economic
[00:10:30] relationship as well because any strategic
[00:10:32] relationship when joined with an economic relationship
[00:10:36] is very far-reaching and has very positive results.
[00:10:39] Along with this we see that
[00:10:43] the migration and mobility of India's workforce
[00:10:47] is going to Israel to work and Israel needs more workforce.
[00:10:51] In such a situation the possibility of employment for Indians there
[00:10:55] has also been considered and one important thing is that
[00:10:58] the situation in the entire Middle East is such that you are seeing that the Strait of
[00:11:02] Hormuz is practically closed. On the other hand
[00:11:06] the Houthi rebels have started disturbing Bab-el-Mandeb.
[00:11:09] One of our ships has also sunk. So all these
[00:11:12] situations are becoming complicated in this way
[00:11:15] and in such a situation the talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Netanyahu
[00:11:19] can be said to send a message to the entire world. The world's largest democracy
[00:11:23] India and an important country
[00:11:27] in the world Israel
[00:11:30] the talks between these two especially at this time
[00:11:33] will send a very positive signal and
[00:11:36] a signal will go to both America and Iran because
[00:11:40] Iran's specialty is that Iran also has a lot of trust in India and Iran has many times indicated
[00:11:43] that we trust India on this important issue of what is happening
[00:11:47] in West Asia. So I think today's talks should be seen as a part of that chain.
[00:11:51] Absolutely Akhilesh. Iran said on Thursday
[00:11:55] that it is in the final stage of preparing a draft agreement
[00:11:59] with Oman on the Strait of Hormuz while two Israeli soldiers have been killed
[00:12:02] in Lebanon. In such a situation
[00:12:06] the talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Prime Minister Netanyahu become very important.
[00:12:10] While a review of the strategic partnership has been done
[00:12:13] along with the bilateral relations of both countries
[00:12:17] between the two leaders regarding the five-month long conflict and all the developments
[00:12:21] in West Asia. Thank you very much Akhilesh
[00:12:25] for all this information.
[00:12:28] लिए
[00:12:32] And the Union Cabinet has taken two important decisions to strengthen the country's infrastructure
[00:12:36] and energy sector. On one hand
[00:12:42] has been approved to promote the production of biogas in India
[00:12:44] and on the other hand the Union Cabinet has approved a four-lane
[00:12:48] highway to enhance connectivity and infrastructure
[00:12:51] in Assam.
[00:13:25] guarantee has been given in this. Second is price stability.
[00:13:28] The price of global oil and gas keeps fluctuating.
[00:13:32] So to prevent biogas from facing
[00:13:35] such price volatility an assured price system has been created.
[00:13:39] And the capital expenditure involved in setting up biogas plants
[00:13:43] will be supported. Capex support
[00:13:47] and the fourth pillar is pipeline infrastructure.
[00:13:50] This means that the pipeline network
[00:13:56] where the plant is set up to the consumers
[00:13:59] is also a fourth pillar in this scheme. In another important decision
[00:14:03] to strengthen connectivity in the North-East
[00:14:07] long Guwahati-Tezpur corridor on NH15
[00:14:09] in Assam has been approved.
[00:14:12] A proposal to build a four-lane road at a total cost
[00:14:15] of ₹8970 crore has also been approved.
[00:14:18] This is Baihata Chariali
[00:14:22] that is from Guwahati.
[00:18:34] the student agitation over irregularities in competitive examinations is gaining momentum.
[00:18:38] The anger of the students
[00:18:42] has become a big challenge for the government. On one hand
[00:18:45] the opposition is cornering the government inside the assembly and on the other hand
[00:18:49] students outside have announced a decisive battle. The question arises
[00:18:52] why do the parties who were vocal about paper leaks and
[00:18:56] recruitment scams when in opposition become silent after coming to power?
[00:19:00] हैं?
[00:19:04] The 13th day and the anger of the students is at its peak.
[00:19:08] The streets of Ranchi are testifying that the patience of the youth
[00:19:12] has now broken. The movement against alleged
[00:19:15] irregularities in JPSC and JSSC examinations
[00:19:19] is continuously intensifying. Meanwhile
[00:19:22] under the banner of AISU (All India Students' Association) a march to the assembly on August 7
[00:19:26] and a gherao of the assembly on August 10 have been announced.
[00:19:29] The students demand that mere assurances will not work
[00:19:33] but an impartial inquiry and the culprits
[00:19:36] और दोषियों को
[00:20:07] has reached the budget session. On the first day of the budget session opposition MLAs created a ruckus over alleged
[00:20:11] irregularities in JPSC and JSSC examinations.
[00:20:14] BJP AJSU and
[00:20:18] LJP MLAs sat on a dharna at the main gate of the assembly and demanded a high-level inquiry
[00:20:22] into the alleged irregularities in JPSC and JSSC examinations.
[00:20:25] Leader of Opposition Babulal Marandi accused the government
[00:20:28] of playing with the future of the youth and said that the government
[00:20:32] is avoiding giving answers. In JCC
[00:20:36] and JPSC you will make
[00:20:39] corrupt officers president
[00:20:42] member and secretary.
[00:20:46] How can the government be trusted? How can we believe it?
[00:20:50] That is why we said that there should be more investigation
[00:20:54] under the supervision of the court and the result of the investigation
[00:20:56] should also come within the time limit.
[00:21:00] Amidst this entire development questions are also being raised about the attitude of political parties.
[00:21:03] When the issue of paper leak and recruitment scam is raised
[00:21:07] at Jantar Mantar in Delhi then parties like Congress
[00:21:10] RJD and Samajwadi Party appear to be at the forefront in support of the students.
[00:21:14] But their activeness in the student agitation in Jharkhand
[00:21:17] raises questions.
[00:21:50] agreed to talk to him and whatever action happened
[00:21:54] here we have been working in the interest of students from day one.
[00:21:57] For 13-14 days the Jharkhand government remained silent
[00:22:01] and Rahul Gandhi was
[00:22:04] completely separate from this. You went to Jantar Mantar
[00:22:08] but you are not paying attention
[00:22:11] to the thousands of students of Jharkhand who have been sitting for the last 13-14 days.
[00:22:15] What is the reason that you talk
[00:22:18] in the interest of students? You decide
[00:22:22] to agitate. Now Rahul ji
[00:22:25] Congress party your government is there.
[00:22:29] So where is your morality? Why are you not taking action there?
[00:22:33] Why are you not demanding the Chief Minister's resignation? Why are you not withdrawing your support?
[00:22:35] Don't have two perspectives Rahul
[00:22:38] Baba
[00:22:40] you will have to have one perspective. Leader of Opposition
[00:22:44] this student movement in the politics of Jharkhand is no longer just an issue of recruitment
[00:22:47] examinations but has also become a test of the government's credibility
[00:22:51] and accountability. If the government fails to restore
[00:22:55] confidence soon this movement can prove to be a big challenge
[00:22:58] for it on both political and administrative fronts.
[00:23:02] With bureau input Diwakar Kumar's report from Ranchi
[00:23:05] DD News Ranchi.
[00:23:08] And the students' struggle in Ranchi is gaining strength from the eight
[00:23:12] protesting students sitting on an indefinite hunger strike. The students who have given up food
[00:23:15] and are sticking to their demands say that their struggle will continue
[00:23:19] until they get justice. Let's see
[00:23:22] the story of those eight youths
[00:23:26] to raise their voice.
[00:23:28] चुना,
[00:23:31] I started alone on the journey to the destination
[00:23:35] but people kept joining and the caravan kept growing.
[00:23:39] This is the story of the eight student leaders and students sitting on an indefinite hunger strike
[00:23:42] at Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium in Ranchi. With the strength of these eight
[00:23:46] students the movement and struggle has reached new heights.
[00:23:50] Student leader Devendranath Mahto was the first to decide to go on a hunger strike
[00:23:54] like Satyagraha. Now he looks weak
[00:23:57] but his morale is strong in the interest of the students.
[00:24:01] Why has the government become so ruthless?
[00:24:05] While it is a state's local government
[00:24:08] and the demand of the students of their state is genuine
[00:24:11] so we will continue
[00:24:15] this movement on a hunger strike
[00:24:18] and we have called for a march
[00:24:21] to the assembly on August 10.
[00:24:24] The issue of irregularities in competitive examinations in Jharkhand is resonating across the country.
[00:24:28] The methods of student agitation are also very democratic.
[00:24:33] with dignity. Mahendra Prasad
[00:24:36] Prem Nayak and some Mahtos are also conveying their voice to the government
[00:24:40] by giving up food. We are not able to clear a single exam in Jharkhand.
[00:24:44] The reason is that all the jobs are being sold for 20
[00:24:48] 25 30
[00:24:51] 50 lakhs. This is a living example. We want to tell the government
[00:24:55] that is Hemant Soren ji that if you don't listen to us
[00:24:59] then we demand your resignation and slowly we will continue to take our movement forward.
[00:25:03] In all the exams our vacancies are being sold directly
[00:25:06] into the hands of brokers and blacklisted companies are being sent to Jharkhand
[00:25:09] and exams are being conducted by them. The daughters of Jharkhand are also not behind
[00:25:13] in this fight for justice. Girls have also participated actively
[00:25:17] in this movement from the very first day. With each passing day
[00:25:21] the work is increasing. Now Habiba and Savita Kumari
[00:25:24] have also gone a step further and started a hunger strike.
[00:25:28] Until the government listens to us because our rights have been violated.
[00:25:31] If our rights are not returned with interest
[00:25:35] then we will not accept it here come what may.
[00:25:38] This movement is also sending a message to the country. The month of August
[00:25:42] usually ignites a new flame of patriotism and
[00:25:46] these students during the tricolor rally in Ranchi also showed that spirit.
[00:25:49] The dharna site is also filled
[00:25:52] with patriotic songs.
[00:25:54] है,
[00:26:00] The students along with demanding the Chief Minister's resignation
[00:26:02] are also demanding a CBI inquiry into all the examinations held in the last five to six years.
[00:26:06] Now in this student movement their hunger strike caravan
[00:26:10] is also continuously increasing and now eight
[00:26:14] students have joined this hunger strike. With my colleagues Vikas and Saurav
[00:26:18] I am Diwakar Kumar Doordarshan News
[00:26:20] Ranchi.
[00:26:22] And today our special report is on this student movement in Jharkhand
[00:26:26] where students have conditioned to directly talk to the CM.
[00:26:31] Sandeep Varna BJP spokesperson is with us
[00:26:34] Dheeraj Dubey is from JMM and Adesh Kumar is a senior journalist.
[00:26:38] Welcome to all three of you. Dheeraj ji I would like to turn to you first.
[00:26:42] It has been 13 days eight students are on indefinite hunger strike.
[00:26:45] Why is it taking so long for Chief Minister Hemant Soren
[00:26:49] to contact these students?
[00:26:51] में
[00:26:53] No Rituji the government is not taking time.
[00:26:57] The government is vocal from day one. The government is talking about this issue.
[00:27:00] The government is discussing about the youth whether it is a cabinet meeting
[00:27:04] or the day a MLA handed over a memorandum to the government
[00:27:07] before this movement the government had started taking action.
[00:27:11] CID raids the resignation of the chairman
[00:27:15] of JPSC arrests started
[00:27:18] after that the movement started. The movement was seen at Jantar Mantar
[00:27:22] where the central government accepted all the demands only then the movement started in Jharkhand.
[00:27:26] But the action had started before that. Are you raising questions
[00:27:29] about the student movement Dheeraj ji
[00:27:33] that the movement started at the wrong time with wrong demands?
[00:27:37] Are you saying that investigation is going on
[00:27:40] arrests are happening but after that the movement started?
[00:27:43] What do you think is the big reason for starting the movement?
[00:27:47] What are the demands that these students are making
[00:27:51] which they are constantly saying to the government that they will directly talk to the CM?
[00:27:54] What message have you received so far about the 13-day movement?
[00:27:58] Dheeraj ji I will answer all your questions one by one
[00:28:02] Rituji. I said that the action had started before the movement
[00:28:05] and even after the students sat on the movement
[00:28:09] the Honorable Chief Minister is talking about it. Many people are connecting it with Jantar Mantar.
[00:28:13] The Prime Minister and Home Minister are not speaking on this issue at Jantar Mantar but here the Honorable Chief Minister is constantly speaking on this issue
[00:28:16] whether it is a cabinet meeting or
[00:28:20] the assembly session or your father's pooja in Nimra.
[00:28:24] Your leaders were there. Where are your leaders here?
[00:28:27] You have an alliance with Congress. Where is Rahul Gandhi?
[00:28:31] Where are all those young leaders?
[00:28:46] There were many questions at once your questions were
[00:28:49] more and there was less time for answers.
[00:28:52] Today a committee of five people has been formed
[00:28:56] which includes four ministers and one officer.
[00:29:00] They have been given this responsibility and a panel of 11 candidates
[00:29:03] has also been formed who will talk to the Chief Minister and the government.
[00:29:07] So this is today's fresh news and you will soon
[00:29:11] get good news. We request the national channel that when this movement ends
[00:29:14] at that time also bring people from Jharkhand with such prominence
[00:29:18] and at least the national news only pays attention to negative things
[00:29:22] in Jharkhand. For this also
[00:29:26] we thank you. So far no national media has stepped towards Jharkhand
[00:29:30] for positive things. This is what we
[00:30:02] regarding the student movement students are on agitation
[00:30:06] when action has started what do you think
[00:30:10] how is the JMM government moving forward on this whole issue
[00:30:13] because after 13 days the anger of the students
[00:30:17] is also that the way the JMM government is dealing with this matter
[00:30:20] they disagree with it.
[00:30:23] See as he said that you will soon
[00:30:27] get good news. What good news are they going to give
[00:30:30] only they will know. Because
[00:30:33] all the students who are sitting here from all over the state
[00:30:36] what good news do they want to tell them?
[00:30:39] Only they will tell. Today
[00:30:43] regarding employment which was the commitment of the state government
[00:30:47] you will see that there has been some irregularity in every exam.
[00:30:50] Before this there were irregularities in the examinations
[00:30:53] conducted by Jharkhand State Service Commission Staff Service Commission.
[00:30:57] There were also irregularities in the excise constable examination. Now
[00:31:01] there were irregularities in the JPSC examination. Here
[00:31:05] the matter is that irregularities are one thing seats were being sold.
[00:31:08] Such information is being received. When a raid was conducted in Hazaribagh
[00:31:12] many such checks were found
[00:31:16] almost 7 crores which the students had given them as post-dated checks.
[00:31:20] Many such land documents
[00:31:23] were found which they had also mortgaged. Now what will you appreciate
[00:31:26] about this? They are saying that only negative things
[00:31:30] are shown by the national media. If you do negative things
[00:31:34] then only negative things will be shown right?
[00:31:38] Where are you trying to do positive things? You made a commitment to the people here
[00:31:41] are you fulfilling that commitment anywhere? See how vocal
[00:31:45] Congress was, how vocal Congress was in the center regarding
[00:31:49] NIT? Today, not once has Rahul Gandhi ji uttered a single word
[00:31:52] regarding the students' protest here, not even a tweet
[00:31:56] has he made, then you can see that there is no discussion
[00:32:00] anywhere on anything, and here they are just talking about
[00:32:03] it and patting themselves on the back. These kinds of irregularities, where a student
[00:32:07] prepares for three years, five years, no
[00:32:11] exam is held on time, the calendar year is not followed,
[00:32:15] and after that, if you look for any kind
[00:32:19] of appreciation, then your praise should be given.
[00:32:22] So my point is that the state
[00:32:26] government had committed to the youth of Jharkhand,
[00:32:30] and they should follow it. And the biggest thing is that
[00:32:33] the Chief Minister of Jharkhand is also the Education Minister,
[00:32:37] and all these things are happening right under his nose. I think
[00:32:41] he should take moral responsibility and resign from his post.
[00:32:44] Moral responsibility does exist. With this moral responsibility,
[00:32:48] your government reached Jantar Mantar. Your allies arrived,
[00:32:51] Congress arrived, JMM arrived, everyone arrived. However, today, one of
[00:32:55] your MPs, Mahua Majhi, also says that such protests
[00:32:59] keep happening at Jantar Mantar. A long protest took place. The opposition
[00:33:02] put a lot of pressure. So if you are waiting for the opposition's
[00:33:06] pressure, that you have to keep these students on an indefinite fast
[00:33:10] for another month, and after that, if the government wakes up,
[00:33:13] you talked about good news. When
[00:33:15] are the talks going to happen? A committee of four ministers has been formed
[00:33:19] on this side, and an 11-member delegation has been formed on the other.
[00:33:23] When are the talks happening now? What is the government going to
[00:33:25] do? Ritu ji, I would like to say to those who are talking
[00:33:29] about Jantar Mantar that
[00:33:32] everyone should learn the Gandhian way
[00:33:35] of the youth of Jharkhand. See the sensitivity of the government
[00:33:39] and the Gandhian way of the youth that there is no need for
[00:33:43] lathi charge here, nor water canons.
[00:34:08] The students, with what grace and patience these students have
[00:34:12] been for the last 13 days in the rain, they don't have
[00:34:16] tarpaulins, they don't have food, they don't have
[00:34:19] any facilities. Today we are seeing how local people are arriving
[00:34:23] with lentils, rice, gram, jaggery,
[00:34:27] all this to provide some food to these students. So
[00:34:30] a whole culture is visible in the agitation of these students.
[00:34:34] Avdesh ji is with me. I asked you the first question, when
[00:34:37] are the talks going to happen? You are a representative of the government.
[00:34:41] Tell us when the government is going to talk to the students?
[00:34:50] Dheeraj ji, can you hear
[00:34:51] me?
[00:34:56] We are asking them when the talks are going to happen, they are not talking
[00:35:00] about that, but they are talking about a difference between the student
[00:35:04] protest at Jantar Mantar and the student protest
[00:35:09] to the students themselves or are you also seeing a clash
[00:35:13] like the one seen at Jantar Mantar?
[00:35:16] No, look, this is for the whole
[00:35:20] of Jharkhand is the real Gen Z.
[00:35:23] The biggest thing is that even if it is a state
[00:35:27] matter at the national level, we are getting a concrete answer
[00:35:31] from Jharkhand right now. The government has no role in it. Now,
[00:35:35] it's not just a matter of paper leaks there. There,
[00:35:39] appointments are being made by taking money, people are being passed
[00:35:43] in exams, copies of people are being taken and written outside,
[00:35:47] their marks are being given, they are being dealt with in interviews,
[00:35:50] all those things are there. In all the recent exams
[00:35:54] that have happened, the youth, students,
[00:35:57] male and female students there do not have faith in any
[00:36:01] exam. So this is a broad issue. Here, the matter of
[00:36:04] the NEET exam, the NEET leak is a broad issue.
[00:36:08] But what you are asking,
[00:36:13] of the opposition, wherever the Bharatiya Janata
[00:36:17] Party government is, only there will such protests
[00:36:20] and accusations be seen. Otherwise,
[00:36:23] the opposition of India at this time believes that
[00:36:27] they should give it, they should talk about someone dying,
[00:36:30] they should commit violence, they should set things on fire,
[00:36:34] they should be like the Gen Z of Bangladesh, Nepal
[00:36:38] and Sri Lanka. Now, this Gen Z
[00:36:41] that works in Indian culture and Indian ideals
[00:36:45] is not acceptable to Rahul Gandhi and others,
[00:36:48] because they want violent anarchy, they want to create
[00:36:52] artificial dissatisfaction, and these students are not ready
[00:36:56] to do that.
[00:37:02] Those who are saying that JMM and Congress had this opportunity
[00:37:06] to lead the student protest against NEET, you people were constantly
[00:37:09] vocal, so this is a great opportunity for you to demand the students'
[00:37:13] demands, take moral responsibility and resign, or talk,
[00:37:17] or move forward on their demands, but you have not taken any
[00:37:21] action yet. Can't the Chief Minister himself
[00:37:24] go to meet these students? What is the problem with
[00:37:29] that? I would urge that three BJP spokespersons, forgive me,
[00:37:33] two BJP spokespersons and you apologized.
[00:37:37] You
[00:37:46] apologized.
[00:38:52] and the government sent the SDM that a representative of the students, the students and youth, put forward a proposal that we will talk openly, we will talk in front of the media, the government then formed a delegation of four
[00:38:55] ministers and one
[00:38:59] and this time the good news
[00:39:02] is that a delegation of 11
[00:39:06] students is ready to talk to the government,
[00:39:10] and it is likely that tomorrow
[00:39:13] the round of talks between the government and the youth
[00:39:16] will begin, or there will be talks and some solution will come out.
[00:39:20] We remain optimistic about this. The biggest issue is that
[00:39:26] and no oppressive policy is being adopted to suppress the students'
[00:39:29] protest, and we stand with them with sensitivity.
[00:39:33] They have the right to protest, they have the right to protest.
[00:39:36] Whether the Chief Minister is from JMM or BJP,
[00:39:40] we never ask this question that this is anti-national.
[00:39:43] Dheeraj ji, but how long will the students
[00:39:46] have to wait? If this wait is not happening,
[00:39:50] if you don't want to do a lathi charge, then why are you starving
[00:39:54] those eight students? You people are on a hunger strike.
[00:40:27] Avdesh ji, at the very end, I would like a very brief
[00:40:31] comment. Are opposition parties, are political parties across
[00:40:35] the country trying to divide students into two halves? Because
[00:40:39] one statement of Rahul Gandhi, which is from inside the Parliament,
[00:40:42] in which he calls them blind devotees and idiots and defines
[00:40:46] students, how do you see this? Today, when such a big
[00:40:49] protest is happening and Rahul Gandhi does not have time to go
[00:40:52] to Jharkhand. It's not just about going to Jharkhand,
[00:40:56] he doesn't even have time to give a statement about
[00:40:59] that protest. This clearly shows that Rahul
[00:41:03] Gandhi and his politics have nothing to do with the
[00:41:06] problems of students and youth. For a long time, he has
[00:41:10] been trying to somehow repeat Bangladesh
[00:41:13] and Nepal in our country.
[00:41:16] He will support those who join him in that
[00:41:19] category, he will raise their voice, he will
[00:41:22] promote them. In this country, if anyone does real Satyagraha
[00:41:25] on fundamental issues,
[00:41:28] then Rahul Gandhi will have no responsibility towards
[00:41:32] them. It has become absolutely clear, and there is
[00:41:35] no need for it either. The way these students have worked,
[00:41:39] you are absolutely right. However, the students of Jharkhand
[00:41:43] say that they will continue their protest until they get
[00:41:46] justice. It is expected, Dheeraj ji says
[00:41:49] that tomorrow the Soren government will talk to the delegation
[00:41:53] of these students. We hope that by tomorrow evening, some good news
[00:41:57] will come, and Dheeraj ji, we will discuss further with you
[00:42:00] about that. Thank you very much for now, Dheeraj ji, and Avdesh
[00:42:04] ji, and thank you for joining us. It's time for a short
[00:42:08] break. After the break, we will talk about the strong protest
[00:42:10] in Kerala. We will tell you what the
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[00:45:19] Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha activists staged a massive protest.
[00:45:23] This protest by the BJP's youth wing was in support
[00:45:27] of the Public Service Commission rank holders who were on a hunger
[00:45:30] strike against the government. A large number of activists
[00:45:34] and candidates marched towards the Secretariat, but the police
[00:45:37] stopped them by erecting barricades. When the protestors tried
[00:45:41] to cross the barricades, the situation became tense. The police first
[00:45:45] used water cannons and then also resorted to lathi charge
[00:45:48] to disperse the crowd. Reports also emerged of several activists
[00:45:52] and candidates being detained during the protest. In fact,
[00:45:56] Lower Primary School teachers and candidates included in the
[00:45:59] Kerala Public Service Commission rank list have been on a hunger
[00:46:03] strike in front of the Secretariat for several days. The protesting
[00:46:06] candidates allege that despite passing the exam and having their
[00:46:10] names in the rank list, the government is not giving them
[00:46:14] joining. It is also alleged that the government has started
[00:46:19] door, bypassing eligible candidates. Now, the protestors allege
[00:46:23] that the government is toying with the future of the youth.
[00:46:27] They alleged that both CPM and Congress are adopting
[00:46:32] and snatching the rights of the youth. However, the Kerala
[00:46:35] PSC has released the schedule for interviews and other
[00:46:39] recruitment processes for the month of August, but the discontent
[00:46:42] of the protesting candidates on the streets is not stopping.
[00:46:46] On social media and on the streets, the youth have only one question:
[00:46:49] When will they get the appointment
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[00:50:26] During this, he spoke about issues like the Gen
[00:50:29] Z movement in Delhi, the education system, and the use
[00:50:33] of social media. Referring to the Delhi
[00:50:36] movement, Mohan Bhagwat said that protest is also a way
[00:50:40] to build consensus in a democracy. Many types of ideas
[00:50:44] come forward, and consensus is built through dialogue.
[00:50:47] If things are not heard for different
[00:50:50] reasons, then a movement can be launched, but
[00:50:53] it should be done to build consensus, not to create division.
[00:51:01] movement is also a way
[00:51:02] of dialogue.
[00:51:06] We are sitting here and talking, and we have understood
[00:51:09] it. Okay. Otherwise, our debate
[00:51:13] will continue.
[00:51:15] You are in some difficulty or I am in some difficulty.
[00:51:19] It is in your hands to solve it, not mine. And if it's not
[00:51:23] happening, I will shout. I will bring you
[00:51:27] from there, do this first, it's urgent,
[00:51:29] I will say so. In democracy,
[00:51:32] protest is also a way to build
[00:51:36] consensus. A lot of views
[00:51:39] come together and the consensus is evolved
[00:51:43] after discussion, the discussion may happen through
[00:51:46] dialogue. Due to various reasons,
[00:51:49] if that thing is not heard,
[00:51:53] we can go for agitation. But
[00:51:55] all this has to be done to evolve the
[00:51:59] consensus, not to create divisions.
[00:52:03] Next in news, in a nearly
[00:52:07] 13-year-old sexual assault case, the Bombay High Court
[00:52:11] convicted Tarun Tejpal and sentenced him to jail.
[00:52:15] The High Court also overturned the Goa Trial Court's
[00:52:19] decision of 2021. Tarun Tejpal, former
[00:52:22] editor of Tehelka magazine, has been sentenced to 10 years
[00:52:26] in jail. In this case, a woman working
[00:52:29] for Tehelka magazine had accused Tarun Tejpal of sexual
[00:52:32] assault.
[00:52:38] India has once again strengthened its nuclear-capable
[00:52:41] ballistic missile capabilities by successfully testing the
[00:52:45] intermediate-range ballistic missile Agni 4.
[00:52:48] This missile was successfully launched from the Integrated
[00:52:52] Test Range, Chandipur, Odisha. It is worth noting
[00:52:55] that this test was conducted under the supervision of the Strategic
[00:52:59] Forces Command. This launch confirmed all
[00:53:02] operational and technical parameters.
[00:53:13] The six-member high-level task force constituted under
[00:53:17] the chairmanship of Nandan Nilekani and IIT Madras director
[00:53:20] V Kamakoti said that its objective is to develop a leak-proof
[00:53:24] examination system. It is noteworthy that after
[00:53:27] the irregularities in the NEET UG examination, a special
[00:53:30] committee was constituted on the announcement of Prime
[00:53:33] Minister Narendra Modi. The Honorable
[00:53:36] Prime Minister has created
[00:53:40] a task force.
[00:53:43] The mandate of that task force
[00:53:46] is to create a robust, transparent, leak-proof
[00:53:50] examination.
[00:53:53] What are the do's and don't's in
[00:53:57] this? This particular committee will consider
[00:54:00] this. And a report and
[00:54:04] recommendations need to be given now.
[00:54:07] How can we stop
[00:54:11] this kind of leak
[00:54:13] and how can
[00:54:17] we build a robust, transparent,
[00:54:21] and leak-proof examination system? This
[00:54:23] is the mandate of this
[00:54:27] task force, and the recommendations
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[00:58:19] The Chief Minister of Mizoram today held an important meeting
[00:58:23] with the Union Home Minister regarding the proposed Foreign
[00:58:26] Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) bill. In the meeting,
[00:58:30] the Chief Minister apprised the Home Minister of the state's
[00:58:33] concerns and suggestions. After the meeting, the Chief
[00:58:37] Minister of Mizoram said that the Home Minister has shown
[00:58:41] a positive attitude on the issues raised by the state. According
[00:58:44] to the Chief Minister, the Home Minister also assured
[00:59:17] that this scheme, applicable until now, will give new
[00:59:21] impetus to compressed biogas (CBG) production at the national
[00:59:24] level. The government's goal is to increase domestic
[00:59:28] CBG production by approximately 10 times, reduce dependence
[00:59:31] on imported fossil fuels, and strengthen India's
[00:59:34] energy
[00:59:38] security. RSS chief Mohan
[00:59:42] Bhagwat interacted with Gen Z and Gen Alpha
[00:59:45] youth in Mumbai.
[00:59:47] During this, he spoke about issues like the Gen Z
[00:59:51] movement in Delhi, the education system, and the use
[00:59:55] of social media. Referring to the Delhi movement, Bhagwat
[00:59:58] said that protest is also a way to build
[01:00:02] consensus in a democracy. Many types of ideas come
[01:00:05] forward, and consensus is built through dialogue.
[01:00:08] If things are not heard for different reasons, then
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