"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 ...
This article is totally with respect to the “fury” doing rounds because of the alleged remarks made by some allegedly “caste ridden” mindset belonging to an allegedly “communal” party against the ...
Dear Award returnees, who your "ALS ice bucket challenge" is really directed against? Returning awards has become the latest fad in India amongst the creative fraternity. This entire episode reminds me ...
While it is no one’s claim that politics is as pristine as it used to be , the current level of discourse is nauseating. While no political party in the country ...
Rising statistics of crime against women and children is a pointer to the abysmal lows our once great civilization has sunk. The rot has set in; almost everybody is raising their ...
Mahatma Gandhi wrote in his autobiography: “I have a horror of “isms” especially when they are attached to the proper names. Even if all that you say of me is true, ...
I’ve been meaning to write an open letter to the Aam Aadmi Party for a while now. And what better time to write it than when its MLAs are on the ...
For the first time ever in the history, there have been pro-India slogans in the POK (Pakistan Occupied Kashmir). People are thronging on to the streets, shouting slogans like “Allow us ...
The Dadri incident is shameful and barbaric. Or maybe these words are not enough to even sum it up. But what is equally horrific is the systematic polarization in popular discourse. ...
Marathi language cause, casually dubbed as "Marathi regionalism", erupts on the national scene from time to time. This time, it has returned to the fore with a controversy that auto rickshaw ...
Easier said than done. I find this saying interesting and ubiquitous. This nostalgia is caused due to the recent statement of Mr Arun Jaitley. He said that he is hopeful that ...
It’s rare to come across Indian authorities taking an unexpected, outlandishly positive step. In a first for India, the Hyderabad traffic police introduced body-worn cameras last week. Only one hundred of ...
