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‘Vagina owners’, ‘menstruators’: The year ‘social justice warriors’ finally threw women under the bus
Women have been finally thrown under the bus by postmodernists, or 'social justice warriors' as they are popularly known.
The Sushant Singh Rajput Saga: What it tells us about the nature of public movements and why some succeed and most fail
The Sushant Singh Rajput saga has invaluable lessons for everyone and especially, for those in public life.
Bengal elections can finish career of Prashant Kishore, and he is desperate, can his media friends save him?
While BJP wants to win 200 seats in Bengal, TMC is confident of retaining its majority in the state, bolstered by inexplicable Prashant Kishor.
Was the resurrection of Jesus actually resuscitation? A Vedantic perspective on the Resurrection of Jesus Christ
Many believe that Jesus had fainted due to some liquid given to him, and therefore his resurrection was actually a resuscitation
After opposing reforms that free farmers from shackles of middlemen, Congress now sees middlemen in DBT payment to farmers
While opposing a law that seeks to remove middlemen from farm sector, Congress sees middlemen in DBT payments to farmers
Christmas, appropriation of pagan festival marked by violence against Jews, and why I am hurt as a Hindu: Time to reflect?
While coping valiantly with COVID, the beleaguered world is also busy planning New Year and Christmas celebrations
China’s information warfare: How Beijing uses censorship, disinformation and propaganda to control and influence domestic narrative
A primer into how the Chinese Communist Party(CCP) has been regulating the flow of information and distorting it with disinformation to maintain its preeminence.
From being in a ‘hurry’ to double farmer income to missing Sonia Gandhi’s NAC: Bizarre excuses Communists give to put farm laws on hold
The Hindu carried an opinion piece on farmer laws which had some of the most bizarre excuses for which the farm laws must be withdrawn.
OfCom: The secretive govt censor that has fined the UK affiliate of Republic Bharat. Why people are rejoicing and what it means
The Office of Communications holds sweeping powers over broadcasting, telecommunications and even postal industries in the UK.
True “wokeness” would see Christian missionaries are engaged in oppression by bringing indigenous culture under monopoly of the church
The missionaries insist that those of Indic faiths have been following the devil. They must give up this ancient culture, including goddess worship, venerating certain animals and forces of nature.
