Over the last few years, Arvind Kejriwal has slowly but surely shed the image of an anti-corruption crusader. His hobnobbing with the likes of Laloo Prasad Yadav, his defeaning silence on ...
JNU teachers supported the JNU students in boycotting classes in protest against arrest of Kanhaiya Kumar, the JNUSU leader in a sedition case. JNU Teachers took classes on “nationalism” in the ...
“Two wrongs don’t make a right!” is the most conventional riposte of the primarily left leaning mainstream media in India, to the citing of examples that expose their blatant double ...
Arnab Goswami lost the support of his fellow journalists, but won the support of his countrymen When I was in college, one day I, along with a group of friends went ...
Narendra Modi’s successful presidential style political campaign for the General Elections of 2014 has in my view, had a lasting impact on how elections will likely be fought in India in ...
One of the biggest electoral battles of 2016 will be fought in Assam. Tarun Gogoi is facing enormous anti-incumbency as he leads the Congress to the hustings even as a resurgent ...
Amit Shah was formally re-elected as the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president for the second consecutive term on Sunday. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Ministers Rajnath Singh, J.P. Nadda, M. Venkaiah ...
The trait which is common to all philosophies and ideologies is that after the passage of a certain period of time, all of them become obsolete and have to be abandoned ...
Why Mehbooba Mufti’s first term would be a disaster? The speculation about the formation of next Government, would never have arose if it was not for the state of Jammu ...
Karnataka politics from 2004 – A fascinating tale of betrayal, unholy alliances, scams and bad governance Karnataka Politics is dominated by three parties: Indian National Congress (INC), Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) ...
During the Chennai Floods crisis, many in social media were praising NASDAQ billboard in Times Square (NYC) for bringing worldwide attention to the dire situation. What many people would have also ...
From the past few days our parliamentarians were uncharacteristically calm. There were voices of dissent, the speakers were booed and hassled a few times but all in all the winter session ...
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