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I have just one question. Mr Prime Minister, what you say must carry weight. You said 'na khaoonga, na khane doonga'. What happened to that? Said Rahul Gandhi version 2.0.   Good, ...

I'm going to start this article with a controversial statement: Neutrality, of any kind, is overrated. It does not exist, and anybody claiming to maintain equipoise in all matters of importance, ...

Lord Arvind Kejriwal speaks to his devotees, perched on a platform. He towers over his worshipers and names the corrupt-the scum of Indian politics. The corrupt, who must be hounded and ...

Dear Sir, I hope you are riding high on your new found glory in Indian Television. I also hope you are basking in the glory of the ‘intellectual’ tag that will ...

Thanks to the Media which is perennially suffering from Diarrhoea as far as making and selling news is concerned, Sadhus  and Shankaracharyas, claiming to represent Hinduism, have started becoming a part ...

In 1979, as Afghanistan was being trampled under Soviet boots, the might of the Capitalist West united under the leadership of US to turn Afghanistan into the Soviet Union's Vietnam. With every passing ...

Vasanth Kumar Shivashankar Padukone. Does the name ring a bell? Well it does. He is our favourite and revered Guru Dutt. Years after his death people still debate on whether he ...

Delhi is not a full state. Delhi is not a half state either. Delhi is not even a quasi-state. Delhi is just a centrally administered territory with its own Chief Minister ...

India tour of England, 1996 Vikram Rathour was back into the pavilion after scoring 15 runs. Nayan Mongia showed some spirit for his well fought 24 but Lewis got the better ...

In school, I was taught that India was a great country that had arrived on the world scene; I was told that the world was looking towards us with hopes and ...

The Vyapam Scam is one of the biggest scams plaguing Madhya Pradesh for decades. It involved a major racket whereby seats in colleges were sold for cash and several exams were ...

It’s been a season of retrospection and sensation. Explosive memoirs of men who roamed the corridors of power, have made their way to Indian bookshelves. Public servants who reached the highest ...