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I don’t watch News these days by myself. People I follow on Twitter often tweet about what happened that night on Prime Time, and it hasn’t changed one bit since I ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Singapore has once again drawn the attention of Indian Establishment to a region which has been a prime driver of economic growth in Asia but ...

prizePrime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the United Kingdom from November 12 to 14 has once again reinstated India's image as a business friendly destination. Narendra Modi and David Cameron shared ...

India's power sector is ridden with problems as diverse as India itself, Inadequate last mile connectivity, overstretched Transmission and distribution network, shortages of fuel, Consumers(both urban and rural) not paying their ...

Delhi Mumbai industrial corridor better known as DMIC is a mega Indo-Japanese USD 90 billion dollar (Rs. 4, 23, 000 crore) Infrastructure project, which is being touted as a game changer ...

Indian Railways can become the growth engine of the country, if utilized properly it can also help propel the Modi's vision of make in India and India replacing China as the ...

UK university awarded the last degree to Dr Abdul Kalam India's former President Dr A P J Abdul Kalam, fondly known as the “People’s President”, was loved by many for his ...

When we speak proudly of a highly successful and prosperous diaspora, the underlying truth of an unfortunate brain-drain in India stares us in the face. Not that the entire phenomenon should ...

Chanakya who once said, "If there is unrest among intellectuals & criminals, assume that King is doing right''. ‪#‎GiveItUp was a campaign started by Narendra Modi asking able citizens of India who ...

I’ve been meaning to write an open letter to the Aam Aadmi Party for a while now. And what better time to write it than when its MLAs are on the ...

Sometime last week, the entire mainstream media had gone gaga over RSS supremo Mohan Bhagwat's purported statement supporting doing away with reservation policy. We know today that it was one of ...

" Politics is the art of looking for trouble, finding it everywhere, diagonising it incorrectly and applying the wrong remedies. " If this is really an art and not mere exaggerations, ...