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Aadarsh Liberal Times Late  City Edition October 6th, 2015 #LETSEATBEEF By Gagarika Dose Since 2014, the secular fabric of our nation is under a constant threat. Sanghi miscreants with the support of rioter-in-chief ...

" Politics is the art of looking for trouble, finding it everywhere, diagonising it incorrectly and applying the wrong remedies. " If this is really an art and not mere exaggerations, ...

Another election and the same old tactics used by the Aam Aadmi Party in their campaign, an unhealthy overdose of Arvind Kejriwal and an entire campaign centred on the incompetence of ...

Years back one of the channels was telecasting Prem Pujaari and I being an ardent fan of Dev Anand, had watched the entire film for the umpteenth time. It was obviously ...

Reporter: Sir, you have completed one year as Prime Minister. Can you please sum up your experience? Modi: When I took office, the civil service was totally demoralized and afraid of ...

It is difficult being Modi. Modi may go around smiling with his rock star like charisma, waving to the onlookers, embracing foreign PMs and Presidents, clicking selfies and delivering stimulating speeches ...

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 ...

On 8th April 1857, Parade grounds at Barrackpore, West Bengal witnessed the hanging of Sepoy Mangal Pandey who shot the first bullet against the British Empire. Little did the British know ...

Vasantiben Hasmukhlal Modi is extremely ecstatic at the prospect of her brother Narendra Modi becoming India’s Prime Minister. Hailing from Unjha, the modest homemaker is extremely proud of her brother, who ...

Here's a nation one of the founding pillars of which was freedom of speech and freedom of expression. And yet, we have imposed upon people restrictions on what they can say, ...

Narendra Modi's Meerut rally was important in many ways. Modi was not his original aggressive self. He did attack the state and central government, followed a jibe for jibe approach, cheered ...

A strange habit that I observed in almost everyone I have met. I call it the “Doesn’t look like India” syndrome.  I once went to this swanky mall in South Delhi. ...