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Justice,equality,emancipation,belief-somewhere my life gets dull and lambasted when such heavy utopian phrases scribe in the air. For long, India has bragged of its stance of being the world’s largest democracy. The ...

Before I start venting my frustration out as usual, I request all of you with teary eyes to watch this video first. There are chances that you may already have watched ...

As Greece once again faces a tough hurdle to cross in about 2 weeks time from now on repaying close to USD 1.8 billion to IMF, increasingly more and more voices ...

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 ...

The markets tanked yesterday despite a 0.25% cut in rates by RBI and there has been some criticism on the same as to Rajan's monetary policy is confusing if not confounding ...

Firstpost at it again. They have successfully converted an apolitical news to a sellable political controversy.   Here is what happened: Zeeshan Khan (22) applied for a marketing job to Hari ...

I, Hemchandra Vikramditya, smile sitting atop the elephant howdah as I look at my army ecstatic with joy. We have discouraged the Mughal troops. Some are fleeing, some are clueless and ...

“Hare Krishna” He said. I looked up. He was a saffron clad monk. Not the long-beard-ash-smeared kinds but a decent looking monk. He had a nice gentle face with a persistent ...

For those who waited patiently and those who harangued us endlessly for our perspective on the Ambani-Moily FIR, here it is. Thanks for your patience, and apologies for the delay - ...

I loved the movie “The Wolf of Wall street”. Can’t call it one of Scorsese’s classics but will certainly rate it as one of the better movies that released recently. The ...

He was a smart developer. He teamed up with his smart MBA friend and couple of other IT guys to create a trailblazing product in the e-commerce domain. They planned to ...

There was a village right in the heart of India. The village was very much like any other village in India. There were farmers, and shopkeepers and potters and cobblers and ...