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BJP base forced Sadhvi Pragya to apologize, why doesn’t ‘secular’ voter demand same from ‘secular’ parties?
Politicians do not exist in a vacuum. Politicians cater to their supporters. And different parties have different support bases.
Digvijay Singh is not the only ‘saffron terror’ mongerer
It’s Digvijay Singh’s moment of truth on 'saffron terror'. Sadhvi Pragya probably would make him pay for it in Bhopal. There are many though who wouldn’t be called to account. Let’s name them too and hold them up in the public eye.
Election Commission is setting a bad precedent, and it’s not good for democracy
Banning movies, books and leaders- institutional havoc may soon become a reality in India.
Congress dare not say a word on Sadhvi Pragya and here’s why
Sadhvi Pragya suffered unspeakable torture under police custody for eight years, to the extent that it left her paralysed, during the Congress regime
How ‘Make in India’ initiative is accelerating FDI investment in India and helping India emerge as the fastest growing economy
'Make in India' initiative launched in 2014 by the Modi Government has revitalised the country’s manufacturing sector.
They lied and concocted ‘Hindu terror’, they jailed and tortured her, now they rain hate on her for contesting 2019 elections
Sadhvi Pragya has been pitted against Congress' Digvijay Singh. Digvijay Singh is the very politician who proudly launched the book '26/11 - RSS ki Saazish' and has often furthered the 'Hindu Terror' narrative that has been summarily debunked many times.
The history of the Notre Dame: From a Pagan Temple to Gothic Cathedral
In a tragic event, the historic medieval Cathedral in Paris, Notre Dame, was ravaged by fire recently that caused colossal damage to the structure.
How did Adil Shahryar go from being insolvent to getting out of jail and starting a company worth $250 million in 5 years flat?
Adil Shahryar’s name has been buried and seldom uttered. Not by the political class and certainly not by the media who is more than willing to let the indiscretions of the first family slide under the rug.
Ayodhya Dispute: Feasibility of mediation around religious conundrums
It would be ignorant and offensive to deny that the dispute revolves around faith and dignity of faith for all the parties involved matter equally.
Tamil Nadu Lok Sabha 2019 Opinion Polls: Take them with not just a pinch but a sack full of salt
Tamil Nadu is one state where the pollsters have ended with egg on their faces more often than not and they just may add another feather to their cap in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections
