Only a couple of days later, will Indian cinema turn over a new leaf, as one of the first under the sea based movies, bilingual film ‘The Ghazi Attack’ will hit ...
In this series, we are discussing some of the deadliest riots against the Hindus in India and the relative silence following such communal incidents in the political spectrum and the media ...
Little has changed since Shakuni, many eras ego rolled his dice and changed the history of India with nothing but strategies. After all these epochs, in the present system of governance ...
Tamil Nadu and its polity is like the game of Cricket in India. The whole political spectrum like the cricket team is treated as a religion. And few politicians akin to ...
Just spoke to a guy called Mallikarjuna. On paper - your standard, generic, lower middle class Indian with what would seem like a diffident attitude, a socially awkward wife and an ...
After an arduous and prolonged fight of 19 years the verdict on the Uphaar Cinema Fire Tragedy case of 1997 is finally out! The accused Gopal Ansal and Sunil Ansal of ...
What surprises me these days is not the fact that Hindus all over India fret and fume over the Islamization of Kashmir. What does surprise me is the short memory Hindus ...
The years preceding independence were the worst for the Hindu population of Bengal. Muslims at 53% outnumbered Hindus at 41%, but the two communities lived cheek by jowl in most areas. ...
PM Modi used his wit and sarcasm to the fullest in the Lok Sabha yesterday when he admonished the Congress Party for their stupid little revolution against Demonetisation and the government ...
Perhaps, this quote maybe ringing in the ears of Sasikala ever since Paneerselvam broke her peace into pieces, after forty minutes of silence at the memorial of Jayalalithaa near Marina beach, ...
“The earthquake finally made its entry yesterday. We had been hearing earthquake threats for a long time,” that’s how PM Modi chose to begin his Lok Sabha Address. He was referring ...
The Mumbai Mirror today published a piece by a certain Namrata Zakaria about textiles minister Smriti Irani. The piece is quite disgusting, and claims that the minister is that woman who ...
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