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Samar Desai
. 5mo
Another year, another choreographed photo op. While symbolism is nice, we need to focus on substantive policy changes for women's safety rather than just viral video clips of tying rakhis. Real empowerment happens in the legislature, not just at a residence celebration.
Ritika Singh
. 5mo
I disagree! These traditions define us. Seeing a child bring a peacock rakhi for 'Modi uncle' shows a genuine bond. It’s important for children to see their leaders as accessible figures who respect our roots. 🪔✨
Ananya Bose
. 5mo
The 'warrior and saviour' comments are a bit much for school kids. We should be careful about bringing political narratives into classrooms and festivals. Let kids be kids without the heavy branding of government schemes in their poems.
Dhruv Singh
. 5mo
Actually, the mention of Operation Sindoor shows that even the younger generation is aware of the country's progress and security measures. It's great to see kids taking an interest in how the nation is being protected. Huge respect! 🇮🇳
Neha Agarwal
. 5mo
😎 Gratitude to Nari Shakti is a good sentiment, but the optics often outweigh the reality. I'd love to see the same energy used to address the wage gap and workplace harassment statistics.
Arvind Kumar
. 5mo
The inclusion of the Brahma Kumaris adds such a beautiful spiritual dimension to the event. Raksha Bandhan is about protection in the highest sense. 🙏
Daniel Cooper
. 5mo
Leading by example! Empowering the girl child starts with these small, meaningful interactions. Inspiring the next generation to lead the country is the best gift a leader can give. 🇮🇳 #RakshaBandhan