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The advantage of an authoritarian style of governance is that an opinion can be changed, if found not in the interests of the nation in the matter of twenty four hours, ...

Indian media was at it again. Unleashing hit jobs of the worst standards is certainly something the mainstream media would be proud of. From Jasleen Kaur’s fake molestation case, to Narendra ...

The time comes again, the biannual event when one third of Rajya Sabha members retire by rotation and elections are held where they are replaced by new candidates for a six ...

Naming places after politicians and despots is nothing new to history. This has always been the dictators’ cup of tea, from Stalin of USSR, to the democratically ‘autocratic’ Gandhis, sycophants have ...

The NDA government is about to sign on a logistics exchange agreement a.k.a LEMOA (Logistics Exchange Memorandum of Agreement), which is a tweaked version of LSA (Logistics Support Agreement)  which facilitates ...

In the early hours of 15th August 1947, a nation of 400 million was born out of decades of struggle and ethnic violence, in the aftermath of the partition that divided ...

Dear Mohan Bhagwat ji, Pranam! I could not sleep for the last – say two years? Before elections, it was the gruelling campaign. Since assuming power, it was adapting to the ...

“The greatest happiness is to scatter your enemy, to drive him before you, to see his cities reduced to ashes, to see those who love him shrouded in tears, and to ...

Some statistics surfaced last week which disprove certain common myths about mainstream media. New light was shed on established hierarchies and apparent trends. The state broadcaster is on a roll, and ...

Very few people have managed to inspire generations, fewer still could inculcate love for Motherland in the heart of citizens, and even fewer could shake the world spiritually. It had to ...

Pathankot Attack: A group of heavily-armed Pakistani terrorists, suspected to belong to Jaish-e-Mohammed outfit, struck at an Air Force base in Pathankot in Punjab, leading to a fierce gun battle in ...

Kiren Rijiju, Nehru and the great betrayal of '62 Kiren Rijiju stirred a hornet's nest recently when he claimed that Nehru had given up Assam to the Chinese during the '62 ...