The greatness of Indian democracy is exhibited when a person with much low intelligence like Rahul Gandhi also could comment on the establishment. Taking on Narendra Modi head-on, although very lately, ...
While 2016 has been excitingly eventful and prosperous for many, the year has not been graceful for the Congress Party (which celebrated its 132nd Year few days back) and it’s Vice ...
Will Priyanka Gandhi allow herself to become the pawn in the great Congress game of Politics? Will she or won't she? This is the million dollar question that was tormenting minds ...
One can feel nothing but distress and anguish upon the suicide of Ex-serviceman Ram Kishan Grewal. Grewal, who had served in the army for 30 years committed suicide, allegedly over the ...
The acute civilian military disconnect in India is most prominently seen by the public reactions after every terrorist attack (like the latest in Uri, which sadly won't be the last), where ...
An old business magnate owning an IT giant couldn’t control his bowels and farts in a party to which his young wife objects and leaves him. Dejected husband donates all his ...
At a time when everyone in the country is talking about the VVIP choppers, does it make sense to remind ourselves of a paltry 64 Crore rupee scandal? One would call ...
In the first essay of this series, we outlined our theory of neo-monarchy and third Indian occupation. We observed that the key to building such an empire in a democratic setup ...
The cardinal complaint of an average Indian Middle Class or Lower Class Citizen is that there is an unnecessary chasm between the Governors and the Governed. On the one hand, the ...
The city known for its chilly winters is today facing too much political heat in run-up to Congress President Sonia Gandhi and Vice President Rahul Gandhi being summoned at the Delhi ...
n its edition of 17th May, 2004, Times, London reported, "Mrs Gandhi was an 18-year-old student at a small language college in Cambridge in 1965, making ends meet by working as ...
Rajnath Singh, Sonia Gandhi and the battle of secularism If day 1 of the Parliament is anything to go by, the winter session is bound to be an interesting one again. If ...
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