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The recent "failed" NSA level talks between India and Pakistan which was scheduled to have taken place as an important follow-through of the Ufa Joint statement issued by the two countries, ...

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 ...

Probably the biggest news to come out of the US the past few days, has been the landmark judgement by the US Superme Court which effectively legalises homosexual marriages throughout the ...

“The Frustrated Indian” is little over 3 years old now and over half a million followers make it a very confusing yet an interesting place to be in. People of all ...

“Boys are boys, they make mistakes.” – Mulayam Singh Yadav, Samajwadi Party   “Rape is a social crime which depends on the man and the woman. It is sometimes right and ...

The markets tanked yesterday despite a 0.25% cut in rates by RBI and there has been some criticism on the same as to Rajan's monetary policy is confusing if not confounding ...

Mao Zedong was a fêted activist. He co-founded Student Associations, strengthened trade unions and advocated the need for a "Great Union of the Popular Masses". He led communist forces in China ...

Ye Sarkaar hamaare aur aap jaise logo ki nahi hai (This Government is not for people like you and me) screamed the new age socialist leader from a podium in the ...

The Government has notified that the new increased Service Tax of 14% will come into effect from 1st June 2015. So the current rate of 12.36% including the special educational cess ...

The road to hell is paved with good intentions Two young TV journalists, a few years out of journalism school, work under a demanding editor, who has impeccable but always-anonymous sources. ...

“Hare Krishna” He said. I looked up. He was a saffron clad monk. Not the long-beard-ash-smeared kinds but a decent looking monk. He had a nice gentle face with a persistent ...

"Things which matter most must never be at the mercy of things which matter least” – Goethe. It's abundantly clear and simple when we read and understand this, yet most often ...