In December, last year OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) and non-OPEC members agreed to be on the same page and cut oil production. It was a deal that the ...
On Wednesday US Representative Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii) returned from a trip to Syria, which she described as a “fact-finding” mission and did not previously make public. Gabbard's press office stated that ...
Contrary to what was publicly declared, I suspect Arvind Kejriwal’s major in graduation must have been ‘spying’. Of course, it is in the public record (and unfortunately to him, in memory ...
With the world’s loudest nation going to the elections shortly there is a lot of furor on the social media and MSM, taking political sides and stances, closely following each and ...
The acute civilian military disconnect in India is most prominently seen by the public reactions after every terrorist attack (like the latest in Uri, which sadly won't be the last), where ...
It's called Olympics. It is not an exaggeration to say that India has got the most shameful record in Olympics compared to every other nation on earth. Looks like ...
Burhan Wani was one of the young commanders of Hizb ul Mujahideen (the biggest Kashmiri separatist terrorist group, operational since 1989). Burhan Wani was gunned down, along with two other terrorists ...
As I was greeted with familiar scenes when I switched on my evening TV, I went into my usual stupor. This time, the ISIS had struck closer home, which was at ...
In the early hours of 15th August 1947, a nation of 400 million was born out of decades of struggle and ethnic violence, in the aftermath of the partition that divided ...
For the first time in many years, the 23rd of January has assumed significance in the media and the public eye. Despite it being the day when Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose ...
Some statistics surfaced last week which disprove certain common myths about mainstream media. New light was shed on established hierarchies and apparent trends. The state broadcaster is on a roll, and ...
Although He had a history of cardiac ailments; that day in Tashkent, Lal Bahadur Shastri looked absolutely fit and healthy. He returned to his villa after signing the agreement with General ...
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