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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 ...

Dear Mohan Bhagwat ji, Pranam! I could not sleep for the last – say two years? Before elections, it was the gruelling campaign. Since assuming power, it was adapting to the ...

We will be doing a detailed piece on the #budget2016, its impact on various sectors, spending trends, and some information on key changes impacting individuals, etc. The following is a 2 ...

If one were to choose a singular image to portray Vijay Mallya one would be spoilt for choice. Does one choose the image of him hobnobbing with the likes of Rahul ...

In February 2004, Indian J&K police had shot dead Ehsan Ilahi, a LeT terrorist. The Information Bureau (IB)-led operation that followed, gathered information about a certain LeT operative Javed Sheikh’s plans ...

JNU teachers supported the JNU students in boycotting classes in protest against arrest of Kanhaiya Kumar, the JNUSU leader in a sedition case. JNU Teachers took classes on “nationalism” in the ...

As we know, Cognitive Dissonance is the Hallmark of the Liberal. The Liberal point of view falls flat on Multiple Accounts when judged strictly on the basis of facts and therefore, ...

Ever since Modi took oath as the PM of India, all hell broke loose. The concealed anger of the left cabal was out in the open. They began attacking Modi right ...

This is not an opinion, but a compilation of thoughts of prominent (not the pseudo ones) Indians. The day started with the blog of Mohan Lal, the Malayalam superstar doing rounds. ...

In the first essay of this series, we outlined our theory of neo-monarchy and third Indian occupation. We observed that the key to building such an empire in a democratic setup ...

  “Two wrongs don’t make a right!” is the most conventional riposte of the primarily left leaning mainstream media in India, to the citing of examples that expose their blatant double ...