Nature has bestowed Kashmir with abundant beauty but sadly, India’s very own Switzerland has been subject to widespread violence and unrest since 1947. Since the killing of Hizbul militant Burhan Wani ...
Political scenarios continuously change over the years. Friends become enemies, while enemies make coalitions. But one thing does not change: NDTV’s hate towards the Bharatiya Janata Party. The sad part of ...
The US recognized India as a ‘Major Defence Partner’ and made changes in its export control laws that would benefit India by facilitating easier transfer of technologies and arms to it. ...
A recent report published in Bulletin of Atomic Scientists, suggested that Pakistan has amassed an estimated stockpile of 130 to 140 warheads for delivery and will be the fifth largest nuke capable ...
In an interview to India Today magazine, excerpts of which were telecast in text form on India Today TV, PM Modi explained his decision and explained a lot of topics, which ...
Dear Chacha Nehru, Again comes your birthday, children’s day as we call it, because apparently only you loved children. It’s another matter that there are many others who did something concrete ...
Porfirio Diaz, Mexico’s President during its prosperous yet violent Golden Age a hundred years ago, once lamented: ‘Poor Mexico, so far from God and so close to the Unites States.’ The ...
India moved a step closer towards implementing the goods and services tax (GST), the most ambitious tax reform, after the centre and the states struck a consensus on the tax slabs ...
Relationship between the largest and purportedly the strongest democracies were initially turbulent. The giant albatross of the cold war in form of the United States didn’t fit into Nehruvian non aligned ...
Recently I happened to read ‘JFKs forgotten crisis’ by Bruce Reidal, a book which peeps into Kennedy administration’s handling of the less spotlighted war at the Indo china border in 1962 ...
It's called Olympics. It is not an exaggeration to say that India has got the most shameful record in Olympics compared to every other nation on earth. Looks like ...
In the first part of this two part series we discussed why aren’t we creating enough jobs for all the people joining the workforce and what can happen if this crisis ...
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