M a n y pages added since I left yesterday... so m a n y things shown and written by members where only two spoke up about their own experiences with paper leaks (encreasing because corruption not - legally - fought but supported by people in power grew more&more)...
Those still believing into the politics served to them do what they feel the right thing to do - just believing what those politicians serve them through a media whose credibility has the troubling rank 157 out of 180 countries.
Thanks to MsWhiskerson (p.18), I finally have encountered someone here who affirmed things I get told since so many years - from my first stay in Mumbai until today. It isn't that lacking fairness in the education systems is an inherent Indian problem, but it became a problem that worsened throughout the years because the money given through taxes and funds and fonds to the government were not used like a responsible government should do... especially n o t for what will shape the future of a country - the public education. The frequent paper leaks are simply the tip of an iceberg were the greater part is not even a point of serious discussion.
How to bring change into a completely polluted system... for the masses, there is only one means which is open protest. As I know how the CJP evolved from an idea to an independent mouvement with the impetus of non-violence and moral integrity (independent of any political affiliation), I also already knew how these protests will get usurped and undermined - depending on the agenda... I lived such things...and in a country with so many corrupted minds and money spent on corruption, it is easy to do the one a n d the other.
A last thing: to all members here who are adamant to allude at me of being an Abdul/Fatima, a Pakistani instigator, a jihadist supporter, a whatever bot, I just adjust my glasses like that 
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