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The more you panic and more noise you make, you will sink faster: The Modi juggernaut and the quicksand that opposition is in

In the last few years with BJP forming the government twice over at the centre and also ruling many states the opposition is dealing with a slippery phenomenon

Rashtranayak Netaji: Dharmic moorings of Subhash Chandra Bose and the death-blow to the British Raj in India

Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose must be conferred title of Rashtranayak (national hero) lickety-split for his dharmic moorings and the death blow to British Raj

When Muzaffarnagar riot victims were shivering in relief camps, Samajwadi Party govt was ‘partying’ at Saifai festival: Details

In 2013, when riot victims were battling extreme cold and lack of basic needs at relief camps, the Akhilesh government was busy in Saifai festival. Mulayam Yadav had denied the hardship faced by riot victims, calling it a rumour by opposition.

As West Bengal starts to become West Bangladesh, time to remember how Bangladesh was formed to realize the goals of Lahore Resolution

Bangladesh was formed to realize the goals of Lahore Resolution of 1940, had nothing to do with Bengali language and culture

It is about time we talk about the 1948 genocide of Maharashtrian Brahmins that followed M K Gandhi’s assassination

The episode of violence against Brahmins in Maharashtra was the first blot on the legacy of Mohandas Gandhi as an upholder of peace and non-violence.

Rahul Gandhi and Congress party relies on NYT, twists their story to target the Modi govt on Pegasus yet again: How they are wrong

Govt has every right to use surveillance tools against enemies of nation, and it may have purchased Pegasus for the same

AAP and their ‘freebies’: How ‘free’ electricity lollipop by governments puts a high cost on the public

Free schemes for the whole population are never considered to be feasible policies. They are mere political ploys for votes.

Rahul Gandhi makes Modi govt appear like comic book super villain-ish in his shadowboxing with Twitter

Perhaps if Rahul Gandhi starts posting videos of himself cooking or his Pidi dancing, maybe things will improve and he could gain followers as social media influencer at least.

26 January 2022 Republic Day: A year since ‘tractor rally’ protesters went on a rampage in Delhi and sieged the iconic Red Fort

On 26 January 2021, Delhi was in grips of violence and anarchy as thousands of protesters ran riot on the streets of the national capital

Our small victories against Twitter and other social media giants: Glorious, pointless victories

The problem with fighting fake battles and scoring meaningless victories is that we forget what the war is all about. It ends up strengthening the adversary.

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