🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
- dhadakkamgarunion0
- Jul 29
- 4 min read
🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
India's assertive stance against terrorism, as reflected in Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's strong statements, underscores the evolving image of a "New Bharat"—a nation that refuses to bow down to internal or external threats. The recent Pehalgam operation and the Centre’s unapologetic tone in Parliament indicate a shift from reactive to proactive national security policies. Rajnath Singh's remarks that “no one who supports terrorism will be spared” resonates with India’s growing geopolitical confidence. It's not just about neutralizing terrorists; it's about dismantling the ecosystem—be it ideological, political, or cross-border—that fuels them.However, while the government seeks to project strength, the opposition’s demand for accountability—especially questioning why the Prime Minister hasn’t spoken directly on such matters—brings balance to the discourse. Questions around transparency, coordination, and consistent messaging are valid in a democracy. Gaurav Gogoi’s demand for clarity reflects a sentiment among citizens: strength should not overshadow responsibility. As India aims to redefine itself on the world stage, a healthy balance of muscular security and democratic accountability will determine how successfully "New Bharat" navigates its internal and external challenges.
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🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
The government’s upcoming implementation of 'Digital Shist' from August 1st marks a pivotal shift in the way UPI (Unified Payments Interface) transactions will be regulated in India. With the growing number of digital transactions across apps like Google Pay, PhonePe, and Paytm, this new framework aims to transfer UPI management responsibilities from NPCI (National Payments Corporation of India) to a separate entity called 'Digital Shist'. This move is expected to ease server load during peak hours and introduce better checks and balances for digital payments, making the system faster, more secure, and more efficient.However, while these changes aim to streamline digital transactions, users and small merchants may initially face confusion and adjustment hurdles. Key reforms such as capping the number of active UPI handles per app, limiting auto-payment mandates, and time-bound refunds are steps toward better consumer protection—but also introduce more complexity for everyday users. It's essential that the transition be communicated clearly and supported with seamless technical execution. As India moves toward a more digitized financial ecosystem, the Digital Shist framework could set a global benchmark—provided it balances innovation with accessibility and transparency.
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🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
The recent decision by the Maharashtra government to delay granting official authority to newly appointed chairpersons and members of various state corporations until after elections has triggered a wave of discontent. This move, although politically strategic, has left many appointees in a state of limbo, undermining their morale and potentially hampering the execution of development work they were expected to spearhead. With 75 such appointees yet to receive actual positions of power, the government's hesitation appears to be an attempt to mitigate political backlash during the upcoming elections, especially in light of criticism regarding favoritism and caste-based appointments.This controversy sheds light on a larger issue—how political considerations frequently override merit and governance efficiency in administrative decisions. Several appointees, including those who have devoted decades to their parties, feel cheated by this postponement, which reflects the growing disconnect between party leadership and grassroots workers. As voters become more aware and demanding, such maneuvers may backfire, causing reputational damage. The state leadership must now decide whether political optics are worth sacrificing administrative credibility, especially at a time when Maharashtra needs strong and empowered institutions to tackle mounting civic and developmental challenges.
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🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
The successful elimination of the masterminds behind the Pahalgam terror attack in Jammu & Kashmir under “Operation Mahadev” is a testament to the precision and resilience of our security forces. By neutralizing the key militant commander and his two aides, the security forces have not only avenged the earlier loss of our brave soldiers but also dismantled a significant part of the terror infrastructure operating in the region. The operation, conducted with deep intelligence and strategic planning, sends a strong message that India will not tolerate terrorism and will strike back with full force, even in the most remote or fortified terrains.This operation also highlights the evolving nature of anti-terror strategies in Jammu & Kashmir, where coordination between local police, paramilitary, and intelligence units has become more seamless and effective. While the nation mourns the sacrifices of our jawans, there is also a sense of renewed faith in our forces' commitment to ensuring national security. However, this should also serve as a reminder to remain vigilant, as militant networks often regenerate if left unchecked. Continued investment in intelligence and community support is crucial to maintaining long-term peace in the valley.
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🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
The latest exposé on the misuse of the 'Ladki Bahin' scheme by over 9,000 government-employed women highlights a glaring flaw in the implementation and monitoring mechanisms of welfare programs. Designed to uplift economically disadvantaged women, the scheme has unfortunately turned into a source of exploitation, with even salaried government employees benefiting from it. This not only reflects the failure of verification systems but also the lack of ethical accountability within the bureaucratic framework. What's most disturbing is that this abuse was brought to light through investigative reporting and not by proactive government audits—raising serious concerns about transparency.Even more shocking is the fact that despite clear evidence, no action has been taken against those involved, and crores of public funds have gone into the wrong hands. This blatant misuse has not only robbed genuinely deserving women of their rightful aid but also severely tarnished the credibility of an otherwise impactful initiative. If such schemes are to truly benefit the marginalized, the government must urgently install real-time verification checks, enforce punitive measures for offenders, and restore public trust. A welfare scheme loses its soul when it becomes a playground for fraud—strong political will and administrative reform are the need of the hour.
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