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ModiJi should start taking the opposition seriously for a change. The opposition, definitely counts for something. For starters, the government must, seriously consider taking the following steps to reestablish its credibility ...

  Ever since the horrific incident at Charlie Hebdo, the echo of ‘freedom of expression’ has grown louder. In India it peaked around March, also the time when the much debated ...

India is big. India has huge growth potentials. India has all factors in its favour that can make it a prosperous economy. But there are some huge deterrents too. The population ...

Narendra Modi won the most hyped elections in living history, a symbol of hope for millions disenchanted by ten years of UPA misrule. The Lion of Gujarat roared his way to ...

“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 ...

International Yoga Day is a reality now. Every Year India leads the world in performing the various Aasanas that originated from our ancient Yogic traditions. These Aasanas don’t just enhance our ...

I am not a huge fan of Women's tennis. Not because I consider them to be a "weaker sex" to play tennis or it isn't as much a power game as ...

Reporter: Sir, you have completed one year as Prime Minister. Can you please sum up your experience? Modi: When I took office, the civil service was totally demoralized and afraid of ...

The motorcade was deliberately going slow in the regal laid-backness that is so typical of her imperial stamp of authority, with the Beast (well not exactly the same, but almost) leading ...

To those who say Modi’s visit to the United States of America is all showmanship but no substanceNarendra Modi is an iconic leader. I cannot recall any modern day politician who ...

The year was 1836. It was early April. Bithoor, a small town near Kanpur, was already beginning to feel the heat of a cruel summer. Two young girls of about eight ...

“Wahe Guruji da khalsa, Wahe Guruji di fateh!”, the war began against an enemy considerably larger in number and infamous for brutality. But the Sikh army was here to taste victory, ...