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Recently, India witnessed a deeply disturbing case:
YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra, once known for her travel vlogs, was arrested in Hisar on allegations of espionage — accused of leaking sensitive information to Pakistan.

This isn’t just a legal offense — it’s a betrayal of 1.4 billion citizens who trust in the sanctity and security of our nation.

No number of followers, no fame, no platform gives anyone the right to compromise India’s integrity.
As citizens — especially as digital creators and professionals — we must realize:
With freedom comes responsibility.

We may not wear uniforms, but patriotism runs in our code, our work, and our values.
Selling secrets isn't a scandal — it’s treason. And treason has no place in a country like India.

I stand with every Indian who believes that national interest is non-negotiable.
Let this be a reminder:
“Content fades, but character lasts.”

The Union Education Ministry has issued a set of new guidelines for coaching centres, under which it has said the study centres cannot enrol students below 16 years of age, make misleading promises and guarantee rank or good marks.

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The Indian car industry witnessed a surge in sales during the festive period between Onam and Bhai Dooj, achieving a record turnover of Rs 1.3 trillion, according to a report by The Times of India (TOI). Driven by consumer demand, companies retailed 1.14 million vehicles, averaging nearly 13,000 units daily.

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