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Why Congress-mukt Bharat is still very much in progress
It is time BJP supporters understand the meaning of the term 'Congress-mukt Bharat'.
BJP’s real woes: Lessons from the electoral semi-finals
The prolonged silence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP President Amit Shah on election results was very telling. The results were clearly unexpected and possibly led to prolonged internal discussions on the future course of action.
Can the BJP satisfy its online supporters? If only it were Congress
BJP supporters online, also known as the ‘right wing’, are first to attack the party and write it off after electoral setbacks.
Has PM Modi sounded the start of slog overs with the new RBI Governor’s appointment
Shaktikanta Das, who is currently a member of The Finance Commission and Former Finance Secretary (the one who presided over Demonetisation), has been appointed as the new RBI Governor by the Modi government
The early trends might change, but both Congress and BJP have something to go back to the drawing board with
5 states deliver their verdict today, on 11th December 2018. A hard fought battle in Chattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Mizoram and Telangana culminates with early trends showing Congress inching forward to the majority mark.
Women Reservations Bill: Far-left lunacy that is unlikely to empower women in any fashion
The Women Reservations Bill only serves the Left's lust for power and is merely another ploy in the hands of opportunists like Rahul Gandhi to play politics over.
Prime Minister Modi may start his 2019 election campaign from Sonia Gandhi’s bastion Raebareli
Raebareli is one of the most high-profile constituencies in the country, as Congress party has been in power in Raebareli for almost 55 years out of 61 years of parliamentary politics.
Abrahamism and SJWism: Both religions dangerous in their absolute forms
we have to remember that just like Abrahamic monotheism SJW ism tends to be very Utopian and Utopias are the most dangerous form of societal goals.
Facts, No Fiction: Socialists must realise, there are no free lunches
With the election season in full swing, I am reminded of the famous phrase “There ain’t no such thing as a free lunch”. As clear as this phrase is to Economists, politicians tend to disregard this important lesson while they formulate populist economic policies that tend to garner more...
Government & Policy
Amidst speculations over Govt-RBI stand off, Jaitley asks how a mere discussion be considered ‘destruction’ of an institution
Urjit Patel had resigned earlier this week as RBI governor citing personal reasons.
Kerala: Ayyappa devotee sets himself on fire outside the state secretariat
Venugopalan Nair, 49 while protesting against the state government, poured petrol over his body, set himself ablaze at around 2 am in the morning on Thursday.
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NGO that filed complaint against Rafale Deal is partners with George Soros’ Open Society, Misereor and Oxfam among others
The complaint against the Rafale deal filed by NGO Sherpa against the Rafale deal should be treated with extreme caution.