665 Articles by
Abhishek Banerjee
Abhishek Banerjee is a columnist and author.
Opinions
While China built high-speed rail track, Indian liberals blocked highways around Delhi: Here is how the economy is a national security issue
At long last, we hear of a thaw in the bitter India-China standoff that began last April in Eastern Ladakh - but is it really over?
Media
Writer in NYT arrested on charges of being an agent of Iran : How many Indian liberals are foreign agents?
While open democratic society allows us to express dissent against govt policies, we must realise enemy regimes and powerful special interest groups see this as an opportunity.
Opinions
As India donates free vaccines, Canadian govt snatches vaccines from international fund for poor countries
By the way, there was just one other rich country shameless enough to take from this international fund to help the poor. That was New Zealand led by Jacinda Arden.
Opinions
Chachi vidhayak hain hamari: Meena Harris and ‘family raj’ in US politics
Meena Harris, the one with the famous aunt who happens to be the Vice President of the United States
Opinions
Abrahamic religions good, Pagan cultures bad: How liberal media is cheering Biden and Christian godmen taking over America
The other day, US President Joe Biden led his nation at the National Prayer Breakfast. He quoted extensively from the Bible
Politics
Gujarat has been where India stands today: How Modi stood up for Asmita and defeated “fatwa babas”
India today is where Gujarat was in December 2002, when Gujaratis voted for its Asmita, its pride. n
Opinions
Covid economic crisis: How left wing experts wanted to nationalize assets and impose a maximum salary cap
What I do know is that I am glad that India is run by the elected government of Narendra Modi and not by left wing experts like these. Are you?
Opinions
R-Day riot and aftermath: How “fact checking” became the biggest form of fake news
The Republic Day riot was a watershed moment for media in India. Never before have “fact checkers” been used in such frontline roles and on such a scale in propaganda warfare.
Opinions
Three ways in which so called farmer protest is taking us back to the dark ages of the 1980s
A group of so called farmer leaders have brought in people to block the national highways around Delhi.
Opinions
Red Fort attack: Dear ‘liberals’, here is how a little understanding of physics can help you
The underlying message of holding a parallel parade on Republic Day was always clear. They wanted to showcase a parallel power center on the streets, a republic of mob rule.
