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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 ...

Indian politics is considered not only overpopulated in terms of parties but also diverse in terms of magnitude.The history of the Indian civilization has always obscured the geography of the sub ...

There is something called society, or its Indic equivalent- "Samaaj" and there is another thing called "Individuality". In today's times, Samaaj and Individuality are frequently pitted against each other. All political ...

An interesting news that broke out yesterday was that of the Union Govt. mulling over an idea that would offer IT benefit for card payments through credit and debit cards. While ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today led the first International day of Yoga celebrations in the country. He defined yoga as a means to train the human mind to embark upon a ...

As Greece once again faces a tough hurdle to cross in about 2 weeks time from now on repaying close to USD 1.8 billion to IMF, increasingly more and more voices ...

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 ...

Mao Zedong was a fêted activist. He co-founded Student Associations, strengthened trade unions and advocated the need for a "Great Union of the Popular Masses". He led communist forces in China ...

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 ...

Ye Sarkaar hamaare aur aap jaise logo ki nahi hai (This Government is not for people like you and me) screamed the new age socialist leader from a podium in the ...

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 ...

“Wahe Guruji da khalsa, Wahe Guruji di fateh!”, the war began against an enemy considerably larger in number and infamous for brutality. But the Sikh army was here to taste victory, ...