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Secularism

Editor's picks

Padma Bhushan for Nambi Narayan, scientist whose life was destroyed by India’s ‘secular’ govts

Abhishek Banerjee -
Indian secularism finished Nambi Narayanan. It took India 20 more years to build the cryogenic engine Nambi Narayan was working on
Culture and History

Business Standard bigotry: After Kanwar Yatra, the Kumbh Mela gets linked to ‘unemployment’

K Bhattacharjee -
The Business Standard's bigotry towards Hindu festivals is scarcely ever hidden.
Editor's picks

Namaz in parks: How can Muslims be entitled to public property if Hindu temples are not allowed even private property?

Abhishek Banerjee -
Indian secularism gives Muslim community the rights to public property but does not allow the Hindu community to even have private property
Editor's picks

From secularism to social justice, every ‘liberal’ principle in India is sacrificed at the feet of the Congress Party

Abhishek Banerjee -
This is only the latest reason to conclude that every purported liberal principle in India lies stretched out at the feet of the Congress Party.
Law

Meghalaya High Court judge clarifies his comments in judgement after CPI(M) threatens of impeachment

OpIndia Staff -
Justice Sen said his remarks were misinterpreted and he never said anything against secularism in his judgement
Editor's picks

Tharoor’s defence of janeu dhaari, tilak brandishing Rahul is… well, Rahul (the adjective it has come to be)

अजीत भारती -
Dear Shashi Tharoor, you come across as a person 'suffering' from sesquipedalianism, whose words are devoid of any actual comprehensible meaning when it is tried to be put in context
Editor's picks

‘Liberal’ meltdown for Statue of Unity is getting more creative with Shekhar Gupta’s The Print leading the charge

Sanghamitra -
The liberal meltdown against the 'Statue of Unity' has been flush with myriad excuses.
Law

Supreme Court’s non-commitment: Yet again, Lord Ram is forced to stay in exile this Diwali

Siddharth Acharya -
For smooth and successful functioning of democracy, the smooth relation between three pillars is very important
Editor's picks

Kerala: Its first brush with Democracy And Nehru

Saket Suryesh -
Out of 124 cases of imposition of President's rule and sacking of democratically elected Governments in the state, 87 are by Congress Government
Books

Michel Houellebecq: The perils of secular atheistic materialism through the eyes of a French ‘Islamophobic’ intellectual

K Bhattacharjee -
A regular feature in all of Houellebecq's books is a narrator who is non-religious and has an extremely pessimistic view of the world
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