Virender Kapoor

What is the biggest hurdle for a nation to progress? I feel it is the national attitude. Let me compare this with an industrial unit or even a disciplined army unit.

Lachit Borphukan foiled Mughal bids to capture North East India, most notably in the battle of Saraighat in 1671.

Telegraph, which targeted Modi when he visited temples, is going gaga over Rishi Sunak meeting King Charles in Buckingham palace with his sacred thread tied to his wrist.

Off late I have observed people ‘criticizing’ PM Modi for using a teleprompter for his speeches.

India as a nation-state is looking upwards, there is a positive mood, and the economy is moving Northwards

The biggest strength of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is common sense and using that to take major decisions

Hindus are a peaceful lot. Hinduism and all Hindus generally believe in the live and let live idea of life- but they are great warriors too.

The liberal Hammerwalas' over reliance on criticising all things Modi has robbed them of their common sense.

The Prime Minister expressed his wish and suggested that on 15th August 2022 when we are celebrating our 75th Independence Day, ‘Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav’ every Indian should endeavour to have a flag on top of his home. Fair enough, one would say.

All this will boomerang and wreak havoc on us only. And then there will be nowhere to go.