📰 CJP seeks ₹1 crore compensation for NEET suicide families Cockroach…

📰 CJP Founder Seeks Rs 1 Crore for Student Suicide Families CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke writes to PM Modi demanding Rs 1 crore compensation for families of students who died by suicide, spotlighting youth crisis. CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke ne PM Modi ko khat likh kar student suicide cases ke liye Rs 1 crore compensation maangi hai. System ke jhoothon ne students ko road pe la diya – jobs nahi, pressure zyada, mental health support zero. CJP ka kehna hai ki yeh sirf ek shuruat hai. Agar sarkar seriously chahti hai toh turant action le. Zenzee movement ka yeh message clear hai – agar system nahi badlega, toh cockroach zinda rahega. Ab awam uth khadi hai. #MainBhiCockroach #CJP #ZenzeeMovement #StudentProtest #MentalHealth — Source: The New Indian Express

📰 Kerala budget women safety anti-drug drive 2025 Kerala budget allocates funds for women safety and intensifies anti-drug drive. Activists demand real action beyond announcements. Bhai, Kerala ka budget aaya aur ek baar phir 'women safety' aur 'anti-drug' ka jhanda lehra raha hai. Lekin kya yeh schemes zameen par utrenge? Har saal announcements hote hain — Nirbhaya funds, mahila police stations, drug mafia ke against special task forces — par safety ka asli scorecard abhi bhi zero pe hai. Aur awaam ko kya? Bas wahi 'budget focus' ki headlines. CJP ka kehna hai — jab tak judicial accountability aur 50% women reservation nahi aati, tab tak yeh announcements sirf election ke vaade hain. Drugs ka mamla bhi serious hai — Keralal mein Nasha mukharrir ho raha hai, police ko toh acche se kaam karna chahiye, lekin yahan toh neta log khud mafia ke saath khelte hain. #MainBhiCockroach — hum system se sawaal karenge, tab tak? #CJP #ZenzeeMovement #KeralaBudget #WomenSafety — Source: Awaz The Voice

📰 India Women Safety: Mumbai Metro Wins US Tourist's Praise A US woman praised Mumbai Metro's cleanliness and safety, saying America needs to learn from India. Highlights women safety in Indian public transport. Women safety in India got a global nod when a US tourist praised Mumbai Metro's cleanliness and safety — even saying America should learn from us. But let's be real yaar: one clean train doesn't fix the fear on dark streets or in crowded buses. This is a sign of what's possible when public transport is actually run for people, not profits. For the Zenzee movement, women safety is non-negotiable. Real change happens when every station has proper lighting, working CCTV, and enough female staff — not just when a foreigner visits. Ab awam ko bhi jagana hoga: demand karo ki yeh norm bane, exception nahi. Main Bhi Cockroach! #CJP #ZenzeeMovement #WomenSafety #PublicTransport — Source: The Indian Express