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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 ...

Imagine having planned to watch a film in the weekend and it is quietly pulled away from the theater, because the state doesn’t want it to be screened. Or imagine listening ...

"Those who dare to show us their eyes will have them gouged and thrown on the streets. If someone shows us their hands we will cut them off,” said Abhishek Banerjee, ...

My friend Satish, the only graduate in my group, told me that the iron lady is actually a crook. She won by deceit in last elections so the courts pinned her. ...

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 ...

Many call it a delusion,many an illusion. But the Modi Government has dawned on one of the eternal opportunities to cure the world of its maladies. At times, when we live, ...

Why the Biggest Newsbreak of the Year Was Also the Biggest Journalistic Failure of the Year A year after the BJP government came to power, several surveys about its performance were ...

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 ...

I like the side seats in trains the most. You have access to a nice broad-windowed view, the vendors do not have to reach for you, and there is a dedicated ...

This case is as exciting as an interesting daily soap hence let us do a quick recap. Mr. Jitendra Singh Tomar, claims to have completed his graduation from Awadh University in ...

“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 ...

I briefly recall my meeting with a Kashmiri in Delhi Metro about 5 years back. He openly expressed his repugnance about the Indian army. His parting words were “remember those may ...