The Congress party, for the sake of votes, is repeating the same mistake that it made in late 1970s, which led to the Khalistan movement and the assassination of Indira Gandhi. ...
The alleged farmers of Punjab, who have been protesting against the revolutionary farm laws passed by the Parliament during the Monsoon session early this year, are now seeing their well-oiled campaign ...
Farmers from Punjab have been fed lies over the three farm bills which were passed by the Indian parliament in the truncated Monsoon session gone by. Such is the level of ...
Rahul Gandhi, the scion of the Gandhi family, who was not seen in the parliament in the crucial Monsoon session, has appeared on ground after almost six months, that too, to ...
The Hathras gang-rape case has shocked the nation but sections of the media and political parties yet again have made it a political issue to settle political scores in the state. ...
The just-concluded monsoon session was one of the most productive house sessions in the history of the parliament and the Union government spearheaded by Prime Minister Narendra Modi brought about a ...
Jaya Bachchan has once again come out of her hibernation to stir the cauldron of controversy. The Samajwadi Party MP has a trademark style of disappearing from the public eye for ...
As the Monsoon session of the parliament resumed with strict social distancing protocols, Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh took the opportunity to inform the nation of the ongoing border stand-off between ...
As Saina Nehwal joined the BJP, it is quite clear that politics is a very appealing field for many sportspersons. In the last few years, we have witnessed Vijender Singh, Bhaichung ...
This day that year in 1984 Bhopal Gas Tragedy- the world’s worst industrial disaster- occurred. It claimed lives of more than 15,000 people and more than five lakh people were affected. ...
It is not unusual for the Congress President Rahul Gandhi to embarrass himself. Earlier he used to do it in India only and now he has started doing it globally. In ...
Indian media is mostly interested in covering negative and controversial news. As former president of India, Dr. Abdul Kalam rightly asked, "Why is the media here so negative? Why are we ...
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