Our neighbouring country is a wonderful, vivacious country with a handsome Prime Minister and despite all the idiosyncrasies the failed state tries to pull on India, its ultimate demise would not ...
The year 2020 is not going to be good for the global economy due to Corona induced lockdown. IMF has already released its forecast and predicted that the global economy will ...
Delhi has seen it all in the past few months, from cosmetic-protests to mob lynching to arson to winning of an oligarchy government which has played with the sentiments of voters. ...
The gruesome murder of Intelligence Bureau officer Ankit Sharma has managed to shake the entire nation as Islamists wreak havoc in Delhi. What’s more concerning is the involvement of Delhi’s rolling ...
Come any election, the otherwise anti-Hindu and secular parties suddenly try to embrace Hindus and win them over. Usually, this is at the cost of them deeply upsetting their Muslim vote-banks. ...
Its a new year–2020. For those unaware, it is also the year of ‘Referendum 2020’, a sinister ploy of the ISI to reintroduce militancy in Indian Punjab, and lead to its ...
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has revealed that China has overtaken Turkey as the worst country to work as a journalist. Turkey has been the world's top journalist-jailer for the ...
The Kartarpur Corridor, which PM Modi had likened with the fall of Berlin Wall last year, is now being blatantly used by Pakistan for reviving the Khalistan movement in the Indian state ...
In what has given a major twist to what promises to be the most crowded Democratic primary scrum in the history of United States Presidential race, Tulsi Gabbard, a Democrat nominee, has hit ...
Remember the scene of Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jaayenge (DDLJ) when Baldev Singh let Simran go with Raj? Most Bollywood fans might not have forgotten the way Simran caught the moving train. ...
In 1971, the power equations in the subcontinent changed irreversibly. With Bangladesh, that is, erstwhile East Pakistan getting liberated from Pakistan, it became clear that subcontinent would never be the same ...
In the run-up to the upcoming meeting of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) in October this year, Pakistan's Interior Minister, Ijaz Ahmed Shah has made some highly objectionable remarks during an interview ...
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