India boycotting China’s much advertised ‘One Belt, One Road’ project has been criticised by Chinese and that is expected. But, since India is a democracy, it is expected that the decision ...
Last night Shabnam Lone made a sensational 'disclosure' on an India Today Show, instead of condemning Naeem Khan & the other Hurriyat stooges who admitted on camera that they had burnt ...
Media is now divided into two sections. There are many who are intrinsically liberal. And then there are those few who are passionately nationalist. Since 1990's when television channels broke state ...
Republic TV since its inception has redefined the mainstream discourse. The pro-left mainstream channels have been devastated and are frantically trying to criticize Arnab. This is all we know but what ...
Dravidian movement in the South India was perhaps the least studied from an analytical perspective and most misunderstood from a subjective perspective. Similar to many other problems that India had faced ...
We have been hearing this saying often, of late that future wars will be fought in the cyberspace. This is something which is becoming more and more imminent due to the ...
IT engineers work day and night in hope of getting promotion and incentives but this year it’s turning out to be a nightmare. The IT job market in India is seemingly ...
The uproar that followed the appointment of Professor Madhu Kishwar to the Academic Council (AC) of JNU to represent the School of Arts & Aesthetics (SAA) by JNU VC Mr. M. ...
Amid the growing concerns in Delhi with the China Pakistan Economic Corridor which threatens India’s sovereignty as it passes through Pakistan occupied Kashmir and China’s ambitious One Belt One Road project ...
In his blockbuster novel - Chanakya's Chant, Ashwin Sanghi quotes “Politicians and diapers should be changed frequently”. However, it took 15 years. But it seemed that the 13.3 million electoral population ...
The world is now more open to India than it probably was two to three decades ago. It all started with the bold step of liberalization, initiated by noted economist and ...
A big reason why Indian villages have remained backward and poor so far has been the glaring lack of infrastructure. There were no roads, there was no electricity, no hospitals, no ...
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