Bleeding liberal hearts in India miss no opportunity in pointing out the tyranny of Indian administration in Kashmir. The likes of Prashant Bhushan and Arundhati Roy would have you believe that ...
A friend of mine once narrated the story of his boss. The boss who wasn’t particularly interested in his work but got annoyed as soon as the project got a bad ...
The erstwhile Congress party lived all along portraying an unimpeded image of a pro-poor party with all its tall talk on its pro-poor policies for far too long until the dawn ...
Come election season and media houses start publishing incidents of apparent communal intolerance that seems to have occurred in that state. Recently, an article on a teacher putting in her resignation ...
Why is Bollywood so obsessed with glorifying criminals? It’s gangsters raining in Bollywood this season. The much awaited Shah Rukh Khan’s flick, Raees, is up for release, with the grandiose launch ...
Biopics on gangsters is not a new phenomenon in any film industry in the world. Hollywood began in the 1930s, with James Cagney portraying gangsters in many of his films, based ...
That there is so much fuss and opposition from identity assertion groups on Allahabad High Court terming triple talaq “unconstitutional” is in itself a manifestation of how difficult it has become ...
Tarek Fatah, the Pakistani origin writer and columnist who now is a Canadian citizen has amassed quite a fan following in India for his no holds barred criticism of Pakistan, Sharia ...
प्यार, इश्क, मोहब्बत और ना जाने क्या-क्या कहते हैं इसे, लोग कहते हैं की इसका जूनून जिसके सर पे सवार हो जाए वो पागलपन की हद भी पार कर जाता है, ...
Dr. Jayalalithaa is no more, creating a huge vacuum in the TN political space, people could hate her or worship her but nobody could ignore her! Such was the aura that ...
In a panel discussion after former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh released a new book "Choices: Inside the Making of India's Foreign Policy" by former National Security Advisor and Foreign Secretary, Shivshankar ...
The honourable Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered all cinema halls in India to play the national anthem before the start of the feature film. As per the order, everyone from the ...
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