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Garibi Hatao: It sounds ironic, but the more a politician talks about solving any problem, the higher the possibility of it not getting solved. There is a reason behind it. Incremental ...

It is often said that it is easier to reach the top than to remain on the top. The popular phrase aptly fits the Ed-Tech giant BYJU’s. Even before the Covid ...

We can criticise and have criticised Vir Das when he went out and delivered a piece on how he lives in two Indias. But here I beg to differ, we indeed ...

Banaskantha Airbase: There is a famous phrase that says ‘Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty’. India is surrounded by two hostile nations Pakistan and China. Both of them have fought ...

While I sit before the camera today, even before that, while driving to office, punching my attendance, till putting on the lapel mic, some songs are constantly playing in my head, ...

Most of you reading this must be 21st-century born, either millennials or GenZ, and every viewer must be a 20th or 21st-century born with a mobile handset and an internet connection, ...

Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. This principle is well known to every world leader in modern times. One would expect that keeping people’s interest in mind, they would not ...

RRR re-release in America: The most remarkable aspect of movies is that they represent a change. People go to halls to have a visual spectacle which is something different from their ...

There is a reason why the two bloodiest battles of the 20th century were called World Wars. They defined not just their immediate environment, but also upcoming decades. While the first ...

MeToo movement: Give me the name of an industry in India that champions women’s cause? Well, the corporate sector? No. Umm… the Industrial sector? Once again, it's a No? Well, the ...

India votes against Russia: No matter how sham liberal world order is, to vote is the foremost responsibility of an individual as well as the countries. That is why even at ...

For the last 7 decades, India has refused to follow the principle of “enemy's enemy is a friend”. But things are changing rapidly now. We have been able to grab a ...