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I was recently talking with friends about the weirdness of Lefties, as I so often do. They really are a weird, incomprehensible bunch. In this instance, though, it was to do ...

Indian Army shares a very emotional bond with the Indian populace. We sing the praises of them as our heroes. Government may or may not have our reverences, but the army ...

I briefly recall my meeting with a Kashmiri in Delhi Metro about 5 years back. He openly expressed his repugnance about the Indian army. His parting words were “remember those may ...

The entire European football season boils down to this night, The UEFA Champions League Final. A season of blood, sweat and toil would either come to fruition or be rendered null ...

Liber-merican sensibilities misdirected at Indian political problem "Harvard professor expresses shock at the censorship of free speech in IIT Madras", read a breathless headline of an article on the website of ...

Indian national congress was the principal representative of Indians in British India. Although its style, its intimacy to the royal throne and the viceroys, its methodologies, unreal romanticism is dubious but ...

Ye Sarkaar hamaare aur aap jaise logo ki nahi hai (This Government is not for people like you and me) screamed the new age socialist leader from a podium in the ...

Firstpost at it again. They have successfully converted an apolitical news to a sellable political controversy.   Here is what happened: Zeeshan Khan (22) applied for a marketing job to Hari ...

I went to watch The Avengers – Age of Ultron yesterday. I am someone who has spent half of his life thinking that he may get bitten by a spider or ...

The Battle of Paavan Khind It was a dark, dismal night. A mournful wind was howling through the narrow pass known as Ghodkhind. The date was 16th July 1660. Even the ...

Kongunadu (the areas covering Erode, Coimbatore, Nilgiris, and parts of Dharmapuri district in TN) like Pandiyanadu is another place where many unsung heroes fought valiantly against the British rule in the ...

Tyag Mal was the youngest of 5 children born to Mata Nanaki and Guru Har Gobind Singh. While spending his childhood days in Amritsar, he developed a penchant for learning philiosophy. ...