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Twitter diplomacy: Imran Khan made a thread on India-Pak world cup match but zero tweets by PM Modi
Cricket has always been part of ‘track 2 diplomacy’ so off-field events can’t be ignored.
India refuses to be mediocre and docile, if that is ‘cold hearted’ for this Guardian writer, so be it
Some people, who have clearly run out of issues to find faults, have come up with a brilliant demonstration of what Hindi Twitter knows as 'Naraaz Fufa'.
Unforgettable and controversial moments of India-Pak World Cup Cricket matches
India has been the daddy of Pakistan in previous six ODI World Cup encounters, so it's not surprising that ICC chose 'Father's Day' for this much awaited World Cup clash between India and Pakistan
I am a single parent, and I have superpowers
In India, or maybe everywhere else too, single parents are taboo. Single mothers even more so, because, our society, however classy, and advanced it might pretend to have become, still hasn't adjusted to the idea of a woman existing without being validated by a man.
The elite apathy of self-consumed Indians and self-identified ‘South Asians’
The truth is that none of this lot feels a thing when the name Hindu is napalmed, no, irradiated like Chernobyl actually, because it doesn't affect them much.
Demographic impact of Christian Missionaries: India needs the equivalent of Russia’s Yarovaya law
Christian Missionaries are still aggressively targeting the economically deprived section of India’s population and rapidly converting them into Christianity with a mission to increase the number of “believers”.
Our Children, Our Future: Dear Smriti Irani, these child development and humanitarian issues cannot wait
It is time that attention is drawn towards three disturbing trends in child development, especially relating to the most vulnerable children in our society - orphans, runaways, children of the indigent and children of marginalized sections of society.
The Islamic onslaught in West Bengal: A saga that started long before the current state regime made it worse
The Islamisation of Bengal has been a slow and steady process, repetitive governments have chosen to ignore their rising population, rather using the community as a vote bank.
A brilliant cartoon undone by Vijayan’s Kerala
Pinaryi Vijayan’s Left government (LDF) in Kerala uses its two hands differently: One wears a velvet glove for Christians and Muslims; the other a baton for Hindus.
Government & Policy
Is Kamal Nath in trouble for the 1984 Sikh Genocide case? Armed with this Home Ministry order, MS Sirsa certainly thinks so
The order also says that the order has been passed in consideration of the representation made on 24th December 2018 received from the General Secretary, Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee.
Central government releases Rs 57 lakh as first GST refund for Langar items purchased by Gurudwaras
This is the first instalment of GST refund and henceforth this refund would be issued quarterly to the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC).
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Whatsapp Security Breach: Telegram’s founder has a message for you & YOU SHOULD READ IT
Facebook's bad record of protecting users added another red mark when FT reported that Governments are targeting human rights activists trying to hack their phones using a Malicious program developed by Israeli firm NSO group. Whatsapp competitor Telegram's founder Pavel Durov penned a detailed eye-opening note on the incidence
