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Dear Gulbadin Naib, sometimes you don’t need to lead from the front

When Afghanistan were restricted to 227 in their 50 overs, the game looked to be going as per the script.

Meet Mahua Moitra: The new darling of the ‘Liberal Left’ clown world

Mahua Moitra is the newly elected Trinamool MP from the Krishnanagar Lok Sabha Constituency.

Indian Express, enough is enough: Pehlu Khan was a cow-smuggler

Indian Express can’t expect its readers—and I am one—to be polite any longer, especially, after its Pehlu Khan reportage

Intellectual Maulanas and Ayatollahs in suits and boots are rattled by Arif Mohammad Khan and there is good reason why

Arif Mohammad Khan shattered the myth of perpetual victimhood that the liberal fraternity constantly feeds the Muslim community.

Politics and propaganda of ‘Dara Hua Musalman’ continues over Tabrez Ansari, while Hindu victims are ignored summarily

Modi’s political opposition may be weak, but the media has taken the role with the narrative of Dara Hua Musalman

Move over Narendra Modi, there is a new ‘hated figure’ in ‘Left Liberal’ town

Move over Narendra Modi as there is a new 'hated figure' in the town who is earning the wrath of 'Liberals' these days - Virat Kohli

In the winter of his public life, why can’t Dr Manmohan Singh engage his own staff rather than being petulant?

The latest bit is Dr Singh’s refusal to accept the trimmed numbers of his personal staff to five—two each personal assistants and peons and one lower-division clerk—against the 14 he perceives is his right.

No, The Dalai Lama is not a ‘Racist’ or ‘Islamophobe’ for defying the Multicultural Doctrine

Dalai Lama has reiterated that Europe should belong to Europeans.

Tulsi Gabbard might find the United State’s stance on religious freedom a joke

A new report—“Religious Persecution in the United States”--has burned Uncle Sam at the stake of religious discrimination on its land over the centuries.

Guess who supported the Emergency? The Communists, of course

Every anniversary of Emergency in India (June 25, 1975) and worn-out clichés on muzzling media, despotic Indira, state repression and the complicity of judiciary begin to do rounds.

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