Democracy and dissent go hand in hand. While a democratically elected government runs a nation of a 1.252 billion people it is but natural for some of the citizens to be ...
Since Narendra Modi’s Wembley magic , I have been wondering why such magic is not seen happening in Indian cities off late and why we have to wait to see the ...
James Bond Censorship Sparks Outrage James Bond has always been a bit risqué for the tastes of some, but he really wouldn’t be Bond if he didn't pick up a ...
This morning as I logged into my microblogging site account, I expected the top trend to be ‘Happy International Men’s Day’. But no. There was a no mention of the same. ...
prizePrime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the United Kingdom from November 12 to 14 has once again reinstated India's image as a business friendly destination. Narendra Modi and David Cameron shared ...
The courtrooms are splurging in noise, so are the lawyers, the adjudicators as well as the mujrims. A death certificate has been issued. Twitterites as well as instagrammers have sounded the ...
Politics is an integral part of Democracy. And as such, political parties with radically different outlooks towards running the country is only to be expected. Difference in opinion is unavoidable and ...
Hacktivist collective Anonymous has declared war on the Islamic State. Again. It's the latest salvo in an ongoing online war between the two groups. The goal is one thing and one ...
Terror has no religion. Religion has no terror. Both the arguments are somewhat misappropriate in the hunt. Religion has always been considered an important potent force of unification. But to quote ...
"Intolerance” is the new buzzword ruling our country’s airwaves. It is deeply disturbing to see the opposition, media, leftist intelligentsia and sections of religious clergy connive to vitiate communal harmony by ...
"India is being ruled by a Hindu Taliban," read the headline of the article by Anish Kapoor in The Guardian. Being a very passionate football fan, I was fairly aware that ...
Not very long back, Chetan Bhagat the resident expert in anything IIT or IIM tried defining Bhakts. He called them vile, undereducated men who are sexually starved and suck at writing ...
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