Jawaharlal Nehru

Even during Doklam standoff between India-China, Congress President Rahul Gandhi was found hobnobbing with Chinese ministers and holding secretive meetings with them

China, for the fourth time, refused to back an international effort to list Jaish-e-Muhammad chief Masood Azhar as a global terrorist. As cliched as it may sound, but we are once again forced to bear the fruits of Jawaharlal Nehru's monumental blunders.

How did the power trajectories of India and China turn out to be so different? There are three reasons: Congress, Congress and Congress.

On Tuesday, 'liberal' propagandist Nikhil Wagle claimed on Twitter that Indira Gandhi had specifically lifted the censorship on R.K. Laxman's cartoons during the Emergency

Pulwama attack: Cries for avenging the blood of our men on one hand and the oblique targeting of the government by the opposition (after initial veneer of solidarity) on the other

PM Modi said that liberal intellectuals should think why the PM seat in Lok Sabha has names of only three former PMs

In what is very unfair treatment of brave journalism, it is Rahul Kanwal's voice and not Pallavi Ghosh's or Sagarika Ghose's that announces RaGa's rise to great power in India's politics.

There ain't no dimples deep enough, ain't no cheekbones high enough, that can keep our secular, liberal media from singing the glory of the new princess.

After repeated attempts to vilify Savarkar, Congress has now dragged Vajpayee's name into their tirade against right-wing leaders.

Shashi Tharoor, you are wrong. Whatever Rahul Gandhi has today is because of Nehru. Leave Modi alone. He made his own path.