“The sun here is bright and scorches everyone impartially - irrespective of their nationality, religion, race and colour. This is the place with equality” with a tranquility attained from the smell ...
There's an age old saying about Las Vegas, "What happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas." Unfortunately for us, our dear lady, Mamata Banerjee has taken the axiom far too seriously and ...
A self-proclaimed, highly publicized and well-supported nationalist government on centre with a proud Prime Minister on its forefront and yet we wake-up on the second day of the New Year to ...
As the Pathankot Attack continues well into its second day, 7 security men have been martyred so far. The Pathankot attack which comes only days after Narendra Modi paid Nawaz Sharif ...
India a Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, Democratic Republic? During our school days, all of us have learnt (or mugged up) that India is a a Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, Democratic Republic . This ...
“Terrorists have no religion!” is a phrase that is frequently brandished about by many soon after an act of terror transpires. The phrase is usually employed by those who seek to ...
Pathankot Attack: A group of heavily-armed Pakistani terrorists, suspected to belong to Jaish-e-Mohammed outfit, struck at an Air Force base in Pathankot in Punjab, leading to a fierce gun battle in ...
New Year Advice for Narendra Modi & His Cabinet: Leave the party affairs to Amit Shah and try to concentrate on governance. Though came to power in the name of good ...
Odd-Even scheme - Spot the odd vehicle! As fate would have it, we were subjected to Kejriwal on our TV channels on the first day of new year. One had gotten ...
So we have officially entered the year 2016, last year was a mixed bag of events both positive and negative. While the Modi Government brought in many game changing programs and ...
2015: A forgettable year for Modi and the Bhartiya Janata Party If 2014 was the most remarkable year in BJP's political history with an absolute majority on its own for the ...
The overdose of sentiments causes Indo-Pak relations swing between two extremes. While one part in many of us supports the uninterruptable dialogue, the other part in us pitch for no communication ...
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