Indian opposition leaders march to top court to demand election chief resign | BBC News

You can&#39;t just demand chief election commissioner to resign without any investigation and actual facts<br>The current election chief was elected in 2025 and the current government has won 3 election before that <br>This protest is led by planted people heavily backed by opposition who wants to remove elected Pm before the election

Indian education is a complete disaster—broken, unfair, and increasingly brutal. From NEET paper leaks to UPSC’s unpredictable and increasingly difficult papers, the system keeps pushing students to their limits. How much harder can exams get? Education is becoming a destroyer of dreams rather than a gateway to opportunity. Students from poor backgrounds suffer the most, bearing the full brunt of a system that punishes them for circumstances beyond their control.<br><br>India proudly celebrates its diversity of languages, cultures, religions, traditions, and communities. But where is the recognition of educational diversity? Some students attend elite schools, receive expensive coaching, and enjoy strong academic support, while others struggle with under-resourced schools, financial hardships, and a lack of guidance. Yet everyone is expected to compete under the same standards, as though their opportunities were identical.<br><br>Examination system raises another serious question about fairness: why should successive batches of aspirants face vastly different levels of difficulty for the same civil-service dream? Earlier batches may have faced easier papers, while later aspirants encounter increasingly unpredictable and challenging questions. If the selection process changes in difficulty, how can candidates be compared fairly across years? Human potential does not suddenly change between examination batches, yet the hurdles can.