Opinions
Let’s talk about Bilkis Bano
Today, I don't speak as a journalist, rather, I speak as a woman, addressing every woman out there, or every...
An incident with CJI’s father proves that only face value matters in Supreme Court
The blindfolded Statue of Lady Justice holding a balance and a sword is always seen around the judicial architecture. The...
American Big Tech could do a “Hunter Biden” in Indian General Elections
We have often seen booth capturing, ballot looting, and voter suppression incidents in various elections. Politicians, through professional criminals, use...
The unsettling arrogance of Hardeep Singh Puri
The Bhartiya Janata Party unlike the other political parties of India has been very vocal about its intent and has...
LSC makes ‘Mela’ look like a masterpiece
Can one expect a good Hollywood remake from Bollywood? Well, that is like expecting Bhansali magic in a Dharma Production...
Mamata’s government is on borrowed time
There is a Latin phrase Rex Lex meaning, the King is the law. It seems that TMC leaders thought of...
If BJP fails to engineer a split in the JDU, it will never win Bihar again
The Bhartiya Janata Party is probably the biggest party in India that governs around 44 per cent of India’s territory...
Here we shred BBC’s ‘anti-Hindu propaganda piece’ to pieces
Journalism is a field driven by truth and ethics. However, in today’s world, the definition of journalism has changed entirely....
Dear Ajit Doval, interfaith meetings are cute and all, but what PFI really needs is a boot
There is a fundamental problem with self-righteous people. They fail to crush the evil in the bud. In their kind...
75 Years of Independence – Where are Bharat and Pakistan now
On the 18th of July 1947, with the enactment of the Indian Independence Act 1947, Bharat and Pakistan were divided...
Can India’s 1991 Moment be the Reference PlayBook for Resolving Sri-Lanka’s Mess?
The temptation to draw an analogy from India’s Balance of Payment crisis, also known as the Currency crisis of 1991,...
Kamala Harris as US VP is an ‘achievement’ for Indian feminists, but Draupadi Murmu as the Indian President is NOT
When you have built a career out of supporting women, you are expected to cheer for every woman achiever. But,...
