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If India is a secular country, why not secular laws for the population?

Sheikh Rashid Ahmad, Federal Minister for Pakistani Railways, commented that should anyone look at Pakistan in a negative manner, then "the eyes will be ripped out, the grass will not grow, the birds will not chirp and the bells won't toll in Temples."

Ignoring the threat of domestic radicalization and international terrorism won’t make it go away.

Reporting identities of those who celebrated terror attack to law enforcement agencies is a bigger crime than the terror attack

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.

In his statement on the Pulwama terror attack, Imran Khan claimed that his country had nothing to gain from attacking India. Apart from that, he threatened India with retaliation should the Indian Army decide to attack Pakistan.

Ravish Kumar of NDTV is a man known for many lows. But this may well be his lowest point.

Digvijaya Singh had a few pearls of wisdom to offer Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan as well as his colleague Navjot Singh Sidhu

Another chapter in the love-hate relationship between BJP and Shiv Sena was written yesterday when the two parties announced an alliance for not only the upcoming Lok Sabha election but also the assembly election due later this year

Indian liberals have a big problem on their hands, a problem they realised after the Pulwama attack. Most Indians don’t hate their country.