Opinions
True Indology speaks out, hits out on the horde of perpetrators who violated his religious beliefs
Popular Twitter user True Indology, who prefers to stay anonymous, hits out on those who got his account suspended
Editor's picks
Airstrikes by India deserve celebration, but the asymmetrical war with Pakistan needs sustained onslaught
India refuses to understand rules of engagement, much less the war we are fighting from the time of Pakistan’s creation
Editor's picks
Ten things India must do to stop being a soft state
India is overly defensive. Despite its massive economic and military power, it does not respond to grave provocations (26/11, for example). It does not retaliate when attacked. It tolerates countless attacks on its citizens and affronts to its prestige.
Editor's picks
The fourth Battle of Panipat: 2019
The belligerence of Banerjee is not an isolated statement but rather demarcates a civilizational struggle for India
Editor's picks
‘Hindutva means being proud of Hindu roots’: 12 year old Kianna Rodrigues pens an open letter to Shashi Tharoor
Congress leader Shashi Tharoor had tweeted: "Hindi, Hindu, Hindutva ideology is dividing the country"
Opinions
Before Akhilesh Yadav questions others, he must remember his own legacy of bad governance
Has Akhilesh Yadav forgotten his own time as Uttar Pradesh chief minister?
Economy and Finance
MUDRA Yojana: The elixir for the MSME sector which is fuelling job growth
For every loan disbursed under MUDRA about 1.3 jobs have been generated
Economy and Finance
Demonetisation: Step that kick started the digitisation process and formalised a large chunk of the Economy
The truth of the matter is that if India had to leapfrog into the 4th Industrial Revolution as it is doing today, then the journey would not have been possible without the kickstart of demonetization.
Opinions
The journey of India from ‘I’ to ‘We’
The Prime Minister doesn’t mince words when he speaks of social change driven by mass movement, technology and innovation.
News Reports
Democracy died a painful death in JNU
The Left did not realize that what they were burying was not a dead body, but the seeds of democracy which will grow again and thrive
