The staggering resemblance in rhetoric between Pakistan’s UNGA speech and Congress’ election talk
Pakistan exercising its 'right to reply' in a debate about terrorism in the UNGA took a route that is all too familiar
3 October, 2018
Anubhav
No, freedom fighters from a century ago and Maoists aren’t the same
Their goal is to make heroes out of Naxals and to normalize violence in the name of democratic rights.
1 September, 2018
Rajdeep’s interview to The Quint: PR exercise laden with lies to whitewash his dwindling credibility
One wonders, why were his answers not countered?
30 August, 2018
Romanticizing death, blood and deception – A tale of the Left and Naxalbari
The presumption that the ‘educated man’ being above scrutiny gives way to snobbish attempts engineer consent
29 August, 2018
Democratization of Information: The age of alternate media
Traditional media will continue to be on the decline and the alternative media will in time replace the traditional media.
27 August, 2018
Congress wasn’t involved in 1984 Sikh genocide? Know your legacy Mr Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi during his visit to Germany on Friday failed to recognize the involvement of the Congress party in the 1984 riots
26 August, 2018
Assam found 14 lakh ‘fake children’ in the state Anganwadi list, says Maneka Gandhi
The ‘Anganwadi’ scheme falls under the supplementary nutrition scheme for child development.
24 August, 2018
The curious case of the ‘Hindu Court’
A Hindu outfit, Akhil Bharatiya Hindu Mahasabha announced on Wednesday that the group has set up India’s first ‘Hindu court’.
17 August, 2018
Atal Bihari Vajpayee: The man, the legend, the people’s politician
A people’s leader, an impeccable orator and a poet, Vajpayee wore a lot of hats and unlike many they did not burden his head.
16 August, 2018
Media Courtiers use ailing Atal Bihari Vajpayee to shower adulation on the Dynasty
If we take the Indian example, the Gandhi family has established themselves as the kings or the de-facto rulers of the land called India.
16 August, 2018