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Metro is an upper caste male Brahminical, Hindu supremacist patriarchal project, scrap it
Now that E Sreedharan, also known as Metro Man has joined the BJP, it is time to call out this patriarchal project which has done no good for Indians.
With Test matches consistently ending within 2 or 3 days of actual play, is it time to strip Lord’s status as a Test venue?
With 90 overs per day, that means matches at Lords are lasting 2 or 3 days at most, with these consistently poor pitches, is it time to strip Lord's status as a Test center?
Calling India’s Prime Minister ‘Hitler’ wins you accolades, calling a CM’s son ‘penguin’ gets you jailed. Welcome to India 2020
Too bad Narendra Modi is stifling the freedom of press and freedom of speech. Shame on 'Hitler'.
Digital activist supporting Udit Raj as Congress President denies being paid by BJP IT cell
In an exclusive conversation with OpIndia's Nirwa Mehta, @Being_humor spills the beans on his Uditians and all things Dr Udit Raj
Narendra Modi is a fascist
When chief ministers of non-BJP-ruled states clamp down on freedom of press, it clearly means Prime Minister Modi is a fascist.
Rafale jets are overhyped. For super secret reasons, UPA had a much better fighter jet deal
Sources tell me that UPA's deal with fighter jets was much better than that of Modi's.
The only thing missing in the image of Arvind Kejriwal praying to Gandhi for peace: Amanatullah Khan standing by his side
AAP leader Amanatullah Khan was absent from the Kejriwal entourage which visited Gandhi memorial-Raj Ghat
Modi derangement syndrome? Anurag Kashyap fails to spot obvious sarcasm, makes a fool out of himself
Anurag Kashyap fails to understand satire, rants against an obvious pun shared by OpIndia CEO mocking the 'secular' media.
Diary of a Delhi Liberal: Maharashtra, Chidambaram and the Telangana encounter
What an exciting week we had in our fight to keep liberal secularism alive in this country
An Unusual Day: When ‘Siri’ became ‘Sita’ and mysterious Rambhakts wanted to build a Hospital in Eeny’s house
“My name,” said a voice from her phone, “is Sita, not Siri.”
