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When Growth Hides the Gaps: Education and Poverty in India India is growing economically, and extreme poverty has dropped drastically in the last decade — from very high levels to around 2–5% of the population living in extreme poverty today, according to recent World Bank data showing a sharp reduction in people living below basic income thresholds. Despite this progress, a large number of children still don’t get quality education due to lingering hardships tied to poverty, family income, and lack of access to resources. In states with higher poverty rates, challenges such as school dropouts, weak schooling systems, and limited parental support make it harder for children to stay in school or learn effectively. UNESCO highlights severe learning poverty, where many children struggle to read and understand basic text, especially in regions like Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Madhya Pradesh. India’s literacy rate is improving, but deep gaps remain between rural and urban areas and between rich and poor households. This shows that simply enrolling in school does not guarantee real learning or equal opportunity. Copyright to the Respected Owner: This video uses content under fair dealing (Section 52, Indian Copyright Act, 1957) for educational, commentary, and awareness purposes. Not intended for commercial use. Follow @mindors.x for more reality-based insights.

“Love thy neighbor”… but in what order? 🤔🇺🇸 A woman argues for more open immigration through a Christian lens — loving everyone equally and offering equal opportunity. Charlie Kirk responds with a theological counterpoint, referencing the concept of “ordered loves,” often associated with Thomas Aquinas. His argument: love begins with God, then family, then community, then nation — and only after a country takes care of its own should it expand outward compassionately. He frames immigration not just as policy, but as a moral hierarchy of responsibility. The clash isn’t just political — it’s about what faith actually requires when it comes to borders and national priorities. #charliekirk #politics #usa

The Price of "Free": Who Really Pays for College in 2025? 🎓💸 "Let's stay focused on today.". In this intense back-and-forth, Charlie Kirk challenges a student claiming to have a "free ride" to college. While the student attributes their access to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, the conversation quickly shifts to the economic reality of "free" tuition. As Kirk points out, someone always has to pay—and in this case, it’s the taxpayers. Is "free" tuition a landmark for equal opportunity, or is it a burden placed on the backs of working Americans?. 💬 Is "Free College" truly about opportunity, or is it just shifting the bill? Let’s hear your take. 👇 #charliekirk #debate #collegedegree #taxes #uspolitics🇺🇸 #hottake

It’s time to end the double standards. ❌ No more handouts 🧺, no more bonus ATAR points 🎓, no more jobs handed out based on skin colour 🧾. Affirmative action is discrimination, plain and simple. ⚖️ Australians deserve equality of opportunity, not equality of outcome. 💪 That means no more giving land entitlements 🏞️ or government positions 🏛️ to someone just because they tick a racial box. Jobs and uni placements should go to the most qualified person, not the most “diverse” one.📋 And let’s stop pretending Australians need to be “welcomed” into their own country. 🛬 We built this nation together and we all belong here equally. 🇦🇺 No one is more Australian than anyone else. One country. One people. One standard. 🦘 🇦🇺 Equality means one rule for all, no exceptions. #Equality #EqualityForAll #AffirmativeAction

Class 12 clip: $20 Trillion Is Discrimination | Equal Pay for Black Americans Full lecture available on YouTube, link in bio! #soc119 #pennstate #discrimination #equalpay #race #ethnicity #culture #sociology #studentvolunteers

Bitter truths like this will determine how far you’ll go in your field of endeavor❤️ Only less than 30 percent of job openings are publicly advertised, the rest are filled within. You can’t argue with data. Share this with a friend❤️

[44/365] understanding opportunity cost implication in real life 💗 (kuchh paane ke liye kuchh khona toh padhega. You can’t desire to have everything in your life. Learn to be happy with what you have. Becoming optimistic towards life will bring you peace and open doors for new opportunities, stay happy, stay positive :)

You dream of working at the UN but you never found someone who could give you the necessary motivation boost? Welcome here! There are many opportunities for youth in the United Nations system. You can start your career as: • Intern • Young Professional Programme (YPP) • Junior Professional Officer (JPO) • Youth Advisor • Professional (P1 and P2) • Consultant • UN Youth Delegate • Youth Activist I won’t publish those opportunities but I can address you to the people who do and help you understand what are the best options for you. I help you understand that you CAN DO IT! You just need to start! How? Hopefully by sharing my journey you’ll feel inspired! Write me what are the positions you are more curious about! 👇🏼👇🏼 Ps. Bonus tip is that currently the UN are recruiting for one of these positions. Do you know which one? Don’t forget to follow @giulia.tariello to not miss informations about the application process • • • • #unitednations #un #eu #ue #agenda2030 #viral #reel #sdgs #unyouthdelegate #youthempowerment #youthengagement #youthactivism #howto #motivation

📢 They’re now claiming rising unemployment is a positive sign. Meanwhile manufacturing keeps dropping and they’re hiding the October jobs report. #Economy #JobsReport #Unemployment #FactCheck #Manufacturing #WhiteHouseResponse

Take the JOB and have a productive time at it! Maximize the opportunities that come, gain valuable experience and build the skills needed for your dream career. Disclaimer: No copyright infringement intended. All rights and credits are reserved to respective owners. Please dm us if you want your video or images removed. VIDEO CREDIT: @jadewarshaw #CareerTipsForWomen #WomenInTheWorkplace #LeadingLadiesAfrica

Arnab urged Gen Z to resist falling into the trap of casteism, emphasizing that identity-based divisions only weaken social cohesion and distract from merit and national progress. He strongly criticized the perceived bias in the new UGC Act guidelines, arguing that regulatory frameworks should promote academic freedom, fairness, and equal opportunity rather than reinforcing selective narratives. According to Arnab, young Indians must question institutional double standards and engage critically with policy changes, ensuring that reforms serve education and excellence instead of political or ideological interests. He framed Gen Z as a decisive force capable of challenging entrenched biases and shaping a more inclusive, merit-driven future. Hashtags: #GenZVoices #NoToCasteism #UGCGuidelines #YouthForChange #IndiaDebates

India’s Youth Unemployment Crisis . . . #Dhruvrathee #ad #unemployment