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India is not truly secular if politicians constantly use religion to gain votes.

They know the majority population influences elections. Create fear. Create division. Create emotional narratives. Gain votes.

And honestly, I believe many politicians themselves are probably the biggest non-believers - because if they truly believed in morality, honesty, and humanity, they wouldn’t manipulate ordinary people using religion.

This is not against any one religion. This is about all religions being used politically.

Politics should focus on INDIA, not religious emotions.

Some things India seriously needs:

1. Educated politicians

2. Politicians should stop bringing religion into everything

3. Faith and politics should stay separate

4. Educate people without emotionally manipulating them through religion

5. Stop rewriting or interfering with history books

6. Talk more about science, innovation, environment, and development

7. Stop throwing trash into rivers

8. Stop immersing idols and polluting water bodies

9. Think about air quality, water quality, and the future generations

10. Say no to corruption

11. Be honest and loyal to the nation first

12. Stop scam call centres targeting people overseas - India is becoming globally known for this and it damages our reputation

13. Look at rising temperatures and climate issues - plant more trees and protect the environment

A strong country is not built by religious hate.

It is built by education, science, honesty, clean governance, and unity.

India is not truly secular if politicians constantly use religion to gain votes.

They know the majority population influences elections. Create fear. Create division. Create emotional narratives. Gain votes.

And honestly, I believe many politicians themselves are probably the biggest non-believers — because if they truly believed in morality, honesty, and humanity, they wouldn’t manipulate ordinary people using religion.

This is not against any one religion. This is about all religions being used politically.

People should be free to follow any faith they want — but politics should focus on INDIA, not religious emotions.

Some things India seriously needs:

Educated politicians

Politicians should stop bringing religion into everything

Faith and politics should stay separate

Educate people without emotionally manipulating them through religion

Stop rewriting or interfering with history books

Talk more about science, innovation, environment, and development

Stop throwing trash into rivers

Stop immersing idols and polluting water bodies

Think about air quality, water quality, and the future generations

Say no to corruption

Be honest and loyal to the nation first

Stop scam call centres targeting people overseas — India is becoming globally known for this and it damages our reputation

Look at rising temperatures and climate issues — plant more trees and protect the environment

A strong country is not built by religious hate.

It is built by education, science, honesty, clean governance, and unity.

I feel like Google and Reddit are stuck in a loop now.

You search something on Google, and half the AI answers are pulled from Reddit threads.

Then people read those answers, go to Reddit to ask more questions, and Google scrapes those Reddit posts again for future AI results.

At this point it feels like: People → Reddit → Google AI → Reddit → Google AI again.

Honestly, it’s making me trust Google less.

The “AI overview” just feels like recycled internet opinions instead of actual reliable sources.

Its only a few days back I found out there is a chemical compound called harmol.

I thought my name was unique lol

I just saw a Brian Cox post where he said Earth was not born with water. He explained that water may have come from ice/comets hitting Earth over millions of years, and some also came from volcanic eruptions because hydrogen and oxygen were trapped inside Earth.

My question is: how do scientists even figure this stuff out? How can we know what happened billions of years ago if nobody was there to observe it?

Also, if Earth was being hit by ice asteroids/comets for such a long time, why doesn’t that happen now? Did those objects disappear, or are we still getting hit but on a smaller scale?

What kind of evidence do scientists use to come to these conclusions?

I just saw a Brian Cox post where he said Earth was not born with water. He explained that water may have come from ice/comets hitting Earth over millions of years, and some also came from volcanic eruptions because hydrogen and oxygen were trapped inside Earth.

My question is: how do scientists even figure this stuff out? How can we know what happened billions of years ago if nobody was there to observe it?

Also, if Earth was being hit by ice asteroids/comets for such a long time, why doesn’t that happen now? Did those objects disappear, or are we still getting hit but on a smaller scale?

What kind of evidence do scientists use to come to these conclusions?

I just saw a Brian Cox post where he said Earth was not born with water. He explained that water may have come from ice/comets hitting Earth over millions of years, and some also came from volcanic eruptions because hydrogen and oxygen were trapped inside Earth.

My question is: how do scientists even figure this stuff out? How can we know what happened billions of years ago if nobody was there to observe it?

Also, if Earth was being hit by ice asteroids/comets for such a long time, why doesn’t that happen now? Did those objects disappear, or are we still getting hit but on a smaller scale?

What kind of evidence do scientists use to come to these conclusions?

I went to shower today and got the itch to cut my own hair. Now I have no clue what to do with them😭

Hi everyone,

I’m currently working as an ICT Support Technician and my employer has agreed to sponsor me for a 482 visa.

I wanted to hear from others who have applied under a similar role:

Has anyone here been sponsored as an ICT Support Technician (or similar support role)?

How strict were they about matching your job duties

to the ANZSCO description?

Did anyone face issues because the role is considered lower skill compared to analyst positions?

I’m already working with this employer in Australia, so just trying to understand how closely my role needs to align and what to watch out for.

Would really appreciate any insights or experiences. Thanks!