Opinions
Memories of ‘Batta Mohalla’: How the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits continues to haunt the survivors even after three decades
"The genocide of Kashmiri Hindus is a reality that lurks behind our celebrations, marriages, births and deaths."
Opinions
Feminism and investigative journalism has been misappropriated by ‘champions’ of Indian public discourse
Feminism is now misappropriated by women as a fallback strawman argument, a fallacy, and to justify personal agenda.
Opinions
How YS Jaganmohan Reddy held the Judiciary to ransom after a PIL was filed to ‘clean politics up’
Even before the debate on Justice Gogoi’s tenure settles, a fresh attempt to breach independence is seeming to blow from down south.
Opinions
The shameful indifference shown by the Church towards Sister Lucy and the necessity of questioning the need for nunneries in India
Sister Lucy had to go through an ordeal to make sure her complaint was heard. Her FIR complaint was deliberately acted upon slowly.
Opinions
Why the 1893 speech of Swami Vivekananda at World’s Parliament of Religions is still relevant today
The famous Chicago speech of Swami Vivekananda at the World's Parliament of Religions in 1893 is still relevant to this day.
Government and Policy
The Bihar conundrum with taming rivers to control floods: What has been done so far and what could be done in future
Bihar continues to suffer heavily in terms of life and property affecting over 8 million people spread across 13 disctricts.
Opinions
The challenges to ‘Secularism’ and the need to implement NRC to preserve it
The day the Hindus become a religious minority in India, their eventual decimation would become a matter of time as it happened in Pakistan and Bangladesh.
Economy and Finance
From cheap goods to telecom: How China’s industrial hegemony and guerilla marketing tactics can hurt India
Be it the battlefield or business environment, Chinese have always tried to strain India's economy in all possible aspects.
Opinions
People who think govt control of temples will rid them of inter-jati conflict assume that a pro-Hindu govt will always be in power
Viewing it through the single lenses of govt control, though, does not do justice to the various other aspects of society within which these temples are situated
Opinions
Ram Mandir, a symbol of cultural continuity: Northeast India and Sanatan Dharma
After a decade long historical, political and legal dispute and with a Supreme Court intervention brought to closure in the matter of construction of Ram Mandir and, finally, Lord Rama shall get its abode to live
