Opinions

The 1921 Malabar Hindu genocide has often been touted as a 'peasant uprising' against the Landlords, however, the reality is far from it

Each time the Prime Minister goes abroad, something very special seems to happen to his detractors. Forever on the margins of sanity, this is one thing that drives them over the edge.

The move by Hindustan Times to change the representational image without any provocation or apparent public attack has raised several questions.

The brilliant performances and stories of unity and resilience could have made for an enjoyable treat but for the exasperatingly awful attempt at whitewashing Islamic jihad and the forced, hollow trope of 'terror has no religion'.

The Malabar massacre of 1921 was not the only time Moplah Muslims had unleashed genocide against Hindus. But Gandhi was either malicious or naive

The direction of election is clear: Justin Trudeau has been awarded a minority Govt while the supporting NDP also grows in size a bit.

The more you get into this cobweb, the more you realize the so-called protestors, andolanjeevis, are the real oppressors.

Media organisations have studiously weaved an insidious narrative to create an artificial distinction between Dalits and Hindus even though the former is a subset of the latter

At the first sign of trouble, party workers huddle up and look towards the Nehru-Gandhi-Vadra family as saviour even though their recent history of dealing with crisis has been disastrous, to put it mildly.

India on September 17, 2021, achieved a stunning feat of administering more than 2 crore COVID-19 vaccine doses in a single day