Over the years, Communism and Leftist thought might have entrenched itself on the national mainstream, posing as ‘humanist’, ‘liberal’, ‘modern’, ‘western’, ‘enlightened’ and all sorts of similar fancy words. The truth ...
In a terse statement to the Supreme Court, with respect to the issue of settling Rohingyas in India, the Central Government said that neither will they allow these illegal immigrants to ...
In the world of social media and internet, when the world is closer than ever and where the stupidest things such as the likes of "Bol na Aunty Aau kya" and ...
It seems our intellectuals and liberals would stop at nothing short of ensuring complete rehabilitation of Rohingyas in India. Perhaps, if they had it their way, they would roll out the ...
‘Mom, I am hungry, I want to eat! Dad!’ she cried. But the kitchen was empty and her mother silent. This was not the situation of some third world country. It ...
Secularism as a concept sounds extremely amazing and humanitarian. It seems to enforce a belief that everyone is equal and it evokes extreme support from a lot of people from various ...
The UP government recently revised its syllabus for the state board. It has already garnered attention and raised many eyebrows, because Mughal rulers have been depicted as looters, rather than being ...
In 1837, the first railway in India was designed by Arthur Cotton to run between Red Hills and Chindadripet in Chennai . Railways was a hot new technology that was just ...
As Piyush Goyal takes charge of the Railway Ministry in the face of rising train derailments which saw Suresh Prabhu lose his post, Al-Qaeda published an entire magazine on how to ...
Ages ago, a certain Mohammad Yousuf Khan had to change his name to Dilip Kumar to gain greater acceptance in India. And a certain Mumtaz Khan Begum Dehalvi gained great fame ...
“Who says Elephants can’t dance?”, is an iconic book authored by Louis V Gerstner Jr., chronicling the turnaround of IBM. The strategic turnaround of the elephant IBM was during Apr 1993 ...
Recently an article in Global Times, the state run media house of China, made a statement, “Thanks to Hinduism, India doesn't have radical Islam.” Keeping an eye on Prime Minister Narendra ...
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