I remember that lavish praise for a wily yet ruthless politician from Bihar. He was credited with turning the Indian railways into a profit making machine. However, Lalu Yadav had a ...
So, Justice prevailed finally. “நீதி வென்றுள்ளது”, Kanimozhi declared emphatically. The ancient ethos of Bharat Varsha were upheld by correctly interpreting the laws by the learned Judges with ample support from the ...
We are really thankful to Ms. Meenakshi Jain for the wonderful insights in her books “Rama and Ayodhya” & “The Battle for Rama: Case of the Temple at Ayodhya”. Without those ...
There are two kinds of dictators or authoritarians. One kind makes the constitution obsolete and assumes full control or power. Then they unleash fascism and cruelty. Then there is another kind. ...
Introduction: Impact of Indian society on cultural history of Suvarnabhumi “modern day South East Asia” 1 2 3 One of the unique aspects of India’s Cultural Heritage is that we have persevered ...
Slowest quarterly growth in last three years! 98.96% of specified bank notes found their way back to banking system Glitches in GST filing and woes of exports Is there anything good ...
There is hardly anything that has not been said about Uttar Pradesh and its importance because of its size – 200 million people, 80 Lok Sabha MPs, Several Prime Ministers, Powerful ...
The recent disclosure of the CBI revealed the role of the UPA government in providing relief to Italian businessman Ottavio Quattrocchi, who was involved in the Bofors scam. If the UPA ...
Gauri Lankesh, a name which was unheard of until yesterday has today become a household name for all those debating right to dissent. For people who are still clueless about who ...
Dear Mohammad Hamid Ansari Ji, It is not without an overwhelming sense of joy and elation that one sees you finally packing your bags and moving out of the office that ...
Finally Nawaz Sharif was disqualified for life by the Supreme Court for his family’s involvement in Panama papers. In other words, he was simply dismissed and told he can never even ...
From “All’s Well that Ends Well” by Shakespeare, Act III, Scene VI. Second Lord to Bertram: Believe it, my lord, in mine own direct knowledge, without any malice, but to speak ...
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