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The irony of Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey meeting Rahul Gandhi, to talk about ‘tackling menace of fake news’
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has earlier admitted the left-leaning bias of his employees, and has today, met Rahul Gandhi
Here are the 4 kinds of people who can never understand the traditions of Sabarimala
Shreyash -
But diversity cannot survive without exclusion and our constitution builders identified this need
PM Narendra Modi has drawn a straight line between Urban Maoists and Maoist Terror
The Stalinist of yesterday has become the human rights activist of today.
Pakistan’s Philatelic brazenness: Waging a proxy war against India one Stamp at a time since 1954
Pakistan had released a Miniature Sheet of 20 stamps on July 8 this year to commemorate ‘Kashmir Martyr’s Day’.
Welcome to India, Jack. If we were like Twitter, you’d have been ‘blocked’ or ‘shadow banned’ at arrival
When in India, Jack, you must indeed 'experience it all'. And experience the virtue of diversity and co-existence, you must.
List of Ajit Jogi, Amit Jogi’s misdeeds are endless, and Congress is silent even after they have left the party
It will take an encyclopedia to even compile the list of illegal acts committed by the Jogi family
Incompetent, uncouth, entitled: There is a lot which is common between Acosta and Indian media
The viewers have started realizing that commitment to truth is much lower down in the list of the media's priorities
Demonetisation: Step that kick started the digitisation process and formalised a large chunk of the Economy
The truth of the matter is that if India had to leapfrog into the 4th Industrial Revolution as it is doing today, then the journey would not have been possible without the kickstart of demonetization.
Swami Sanand’s death would sit heavy on Prime Minister Modi’s conscience
Swami Sanand scientifically knew more about the Ganga than ordinary folks in this country do
Barkha Dutt uses fake data and biased rhetoric to deny the institutional discrimination Hindus suffer in India
The only thing that Barkha does get right in her video is the fact that Hindus are not hapless victims.
