Christianity in decline: Tolerance, diversity, equity, inclusion, multiculturalism, inoffensive, and in the end liberal These are the linguistic forces behind modern-day political and, by extension, social culture. They have acquired God-like ...
Minority appeasement is the scourge affecting all of us. The phenomenon is against the idea of equality. Everybody blames politicians for that. Politicians have gone overboard; Politicians are vote-bank vultures are ...
Indian geopolitics: Following India's independence, two distinct social groups emerged. Those with political and economic power had access to discussions and publications on foreign policy, while the less privileged were confined ...
In India, state after state, the politicians are succumbing to the trap of freebie politics with the view to harness political gains at the cost of lopsided economic policies. As per ...
In politics, accusations and charges fly left, right and centre. This is why, giving a clean governance is a herculean task that too for a long period of two decades. After ...
2022 was the official Gregorian year in which the world realised how strong India’s clout is. The US, the EU, China, Pakistan, Turkey, WTO, G7 and many more. Not a single ...
Paltu Chacha: To counter the political force known as the Rashtriya Janata Dal, led by Lalu Prasad Yadav, Nitish Kumar merged his Samata Party, which he founded with George Fernandes, with ...
Indian civilisation is blessed to have unity in diversity, be it linguistic or cultural. But creating a rift between communities through falsehoods and hate campaigns has been a child’s play for ...
The Diwali festive season is round the corner. All the households, business enterprises and organisations are having a grand plan for the very upcoming grand festival. But its saddening that the ...
Bengal brand ambassador: No one can name a single issue on the national stage about which West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee has not spoken. She has an opinion on each ...
On September 11, 2022, CBC News published an Oped through which the publication tried to insinuate why more and more Indian students were landing on Canadian shores. The Oped is laughable ...
Officially, India is a highly decentralised Constitutional Democracy. But unofficial power corridors do exist. No point for guessing that politics is always a cornerstone of power. In fact, it is almost ...
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