The UK is getting ready to hold a referendum on whether the country will leave the European Union, a process often referred to as "Brexit". Thursday's vote is seen as more ...
It has been a fantastic roller coaster these 22 months, starting from May 2014 after the General Elections. The ruling party had 2 clear choices: Like the Vajpayee govt, put their ...
A total of 28 people died, over 200 persons got injured, an estimated loss of 40,000 Crore was recorded, thousands of trains got cancelled, the country's capital remained devoid of water ...
I for one consider Prashant Kishor a supremely overrated figure, someone who is often painted as a social media guru, Master Poll Strategist, Chanakya, Sun Tzu, what and what not. A ...
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 Protests vexatious, disconcerting and downright seditious That students from a University funded by Indian taxpayers' money should protest aloud for dismemberment of India is vexatious to say the least. That ...
The concept of national capital has historically had no meaning in India. In a large, diverse country like ours, which was more united in spirit than politically, the capital served as ...
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 ...
Perhaps it was for the first time that a person, who does have a say in the affairs of Jammu & Kashmir, by virtue of his position in the ruling party ...
For decades now, the Middle East has been in turmoil. Commentators usually ascribe this instability to American Invasion of Iraq in 2003 which destabilized the entire region. However, it is not ...
Fuel in terms of returned awards were sourced, oxygen in terms of Bihar election results was available, spark as in Aamir Khan’s remark was procured and a stage was set in ...
After a protracted election campaign, the Bihar elections finally ended on the 5th of November, Guy Fawke’s day, or for those who prefer the movie version, V for Vendetta day. Sealed ...
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