Lessons from Aleppo and Palmyra – DO NOT TRUST THE LIBERALS
On 13th December 2016, the Syrian Army (or the Syrian Arab Army, known as SAA) finally liberated the city of Aleppo from the Islamists who had overrun it after months of ...
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Earthquakes to be named after famous Indian politicians?
Taking inspiration from The National Hurricane Center in the United States of America that usually names its hurricanes after great saints the meteorological department of India is planning to name all ...
Is Bollywood finally making peace with Bhakts, as they call us?
How quickly times have changed! Not too long ago, celebrities from Bollywood were enjoying immensely lecturing us and quite eager to assume the bearers of the moral standards of the society. ...
Murderer, Smuggler, Political conspirator and a Terrorist – The Dark story of Abdul Latif
Biopics on gangsters is not a new phenomenon in any film industry in the world. Hollywood began in the 1930s, with James Cagney portraying gangsters in many of his films, based ...
The greatest life lesson from Jayalalithaa
“In life there is one person you must rely on - yourself,” she once said. And that’s exactly how Jayalalithaa, the Amma of millions of people lived her life, slicing through ...
RBI Policy Update: neither Impressive nor Bold
Everyone had their eyes glued to today’s RBI’s Bi-monthly policy; as this was the first policy discussion post the demonetization driven undertaken jointly by RBI and Government of India. The demonetization ...
Can India really survive as a Cashless Economy?
With the increase in furor about going cashless, it is imperative that we understand what entails going that route. Migrating towards a cashless economy will bring about many tangible benefits to ...
Think twice before trusting Tarek Fatah
Tarek Fatah, the Pakistani origin writer and columnist who now is a Canadian citizen has amassed quite a fan following in India for his no holds barred criticism of Pakistan, Sharia ...
Cho Rama Swamy – The satirist who spared no one
Cho Ramaswamy, veteran journalist, writer, actor, political leader(?) and philosopher had died in Apollo Hospital, a day after his (sort of) protégé Jayalalitha died in the same hospital. Who was Cho? ...
Why Hindus have the moral, financial, legal, and historical right to the Ram Janmabhoomi land?
It is imperative that modern Hindus understand, truly understand, the situation that has led to the Ram Janmabhoomi controversy and why the usual Liberal arguments against the Reconstruction of the Ram ...
Jayalalitha was also a champion of Hindutva in a very subtle way
In 2002, the Tamil Nadu assembly passed the Tamil Nadu Prohibition of Forcible Conversion of Religion Bill. The bill was one of CM Jayalalitha's pet projects. In fact, during the tenure ...
They may well corner Modi but the Opposition isn’t asking the right questions
Whenever someone told Modi's strength is Rahul Gandhi, they were only speaking half the truth. In fact, Narendra Modi's strength includes Arvind Kejriwal, Mamta Banerjee and so many others in the ...
