The Farmers' protest started against the revolutionary farm bills brought in by the Union Government to liberalise the regressive and ancient agriculture sector of India has now entered into its fifth ...
On Sunday morning, the nation as a whole was pleasantly surprised to see Prime Minister Narendra Modi paying a surprise visit to Gurdwara Rakabganj Sahib in the national capital a day after the ...
A move that shows the fostering of political ties between the governments of Saudi Arabia and India, the de-facto leader of the Arab world recently deported several non-resident Indians (NRI) living in ...
In a huge relief to actor Kangana Ranaut and embarrassment to Uddhav Thackeray Government in Maharashtra, Bombay High Court has quashed the notice and order issued by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation ...
The Shiv Sena is arguably modern India’s silliest political entity, which, in order to satiate the demented persuasions of a few, took to making a superstar out of already sensational journalist ...
There’s no doubt that Akshay Kumar has emerged as India’s biggest Bollywood actor in the past couple of years as the three Khan collectively has seen their star power plummet. While ...
This October has been the best month for the Indian economy post-Covid. Demand, supply, exports- all shot up exponentially as the festive season hits the country. From April to September, the ...
A few weeks ago, Rajiv Bajaj, the Managing Director of Bajaj Auto, said that he does not have any hopes from the second half of this fiscal. Painting a very pessimistic ...
The mother’s heart, the hero’s will The sweetness of the southern breeze, The sacred charm and strength that dwell, On Aryan altars, flaming, free; All these be yours and many more, ...
Rahul Gandhi, the perennial coming-of-age leader of Congress has once again proven that he is not the sharpest tool in the shed. Yammering at an election rally in Nawada ahead of ...
In 1991, when the PV Narasimha Rao government was dismantling the license quota raj to shackle the foundations of a socialist economy in India, there were few industrialists who opposed it. ...
Almost until the onset of the 19th century only 2% of England’s population could vote as electoral suffrage (right to vote) and enfranchisement was based on the extent of landed possessions ...
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