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Robert Vadra’s relative mocks Modi’s memories, exposes why Congress could never understand needs of India’s poor
Tehseen Poonawalla mocked PM and others who claimed to have used chalk to whiten their dirty canvas shoes and called them dumb.
The face of our ‘liberals’: They wept for Christchurch and rightly so, but where is the outrage on Sri Lanka?
The bomb blasts in Sri Lanka which have killed over 200 people are markedly different from Christchurch shooting of only a month ago.
Justice Gogoi, the ‘plot’ and the things you might not know
Indian Express also does a quick job on Attorney General K.K. Venugopal. It says the AG wanted the day’s proceedings to receive “widest publicity” even as CJI wanted the “media to show restraint.”
‘Liberals’ addressing Yogi Adityanath by his birth name is a reflection of their deep seated Hinduphobia
The elevation of Yogi Adityanath to the seat of Chief Minister of India's most populous state ruffled many feathers and it's hardly surprising that they are throwing everything at him in the desperate hope that something will stick.
Modi ministers in five years – Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman
Few achievements of defence ministry during the past few years.
Why did the world not grieve for Pulwama the way it grieved for Sri Lanka?
Yesterday was a day of pure terror. The death toll in Sri Lanka continued to mount throughout the day.
Dear ‘Koul-Dattatreya Brahmin’ Rahul Gandhi ji, why do you hate the Kashmiri Pandit community?
Going by your words, let me ask you, Rahul Gandhi, my fellow community member a few questions. Why do you harbour such hate towards the Kashmiri Pandit community that you call your own?
While people are quick to label her a terrorist, Sadhvi Pragya’s allegations of custodial torture are swept under the ‘liberal’ rug
Sadhvi Pragya's allegations of brutal custodial torture are being paid no heed as her candidature for the Lok Sabha election appears more alarming to some.
Babri Masjid demolition : pride or shame lies in the eyes of the beholder. Here is why people can be proud of it
For many, it was not a Masjid that stood there, it was a symbol of tyranny against Hindu civilization. What they celebrate, only they have right to define, and they have a right to be heard.
Government & Policy
Government awards 5,700 km of roads under the ambitious Bharatmala project
The Bharatmala project is an initiative by Modi government that aims to construct 34,800 km of highways in the country
Lawyer submits ‘proof’ of conspiracy to frame CJI Gogoi, Court summons chiefs of CBI, IB and Delhi Police
Allegations of sexual harassment were levelled against CJI Ranjan Gogoi recently by a former female staffer at the Supreme Court
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Sadhvi Pragya should have got bail in half an hour: Senior advocate who fought her case
An exclusive interview with Senior advocate Avinash Gupta, who successfully got bail for Sadhvi Pragya in Malegaon blasts case.
