“What's in a name” questioned Shakespeare. I think justice Karnan would disagree with the great poet and dramatist of the bygone era. And really it is in the name. Justice Karnan, ...
The US recognized India as a ‘Major Defence Partner’ and made changes in its export control laws that would benefit India by facilitating easier transfer of technologies and arms to it. ...
There are no permanent friends or enemies in politics and in modern era of discontent, political romances are brewed even at the drop of a hat. Congress in last few years ...
“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 ...
Gangster films are a great thing, or rather they can be. At the least we expect them to give us a sneak peak into a world that we will never see. ...
The name Alauddin Khilji has been in the news for all the wrong reasons. However, there is a name which can never be disassociated from Alauddin Khilji and that name happens ...
So, Shivsena and BJP would be fighting BMC elections separately. This is a classic case of typical Indian politics from the days of invasion by Alexander. Despite it got reduced to ...
A crime is committed in which people are CRUSHED under the tires of a rich, drunk brat. The villain is perfectly cast with a history of abuse against women, known to ...
At the core of the present row over Jallikattu lies a question of morality and subjectivity. That we need to keep a common minimum baseline of reality is of prime importance. ...
In the 90s and even before that, the indigenous Hindu population of Kashmir was driven out of their homeland at gun point. With this, the glorious millennia old Hindu past of ...
Here is an unmatched secular subterfuge from the dossiers of Teesta Setalvad's 'reader' prepared by the NGO Sabrang, which was meant for teachers of school kids of class V. In this ...
Almost all modern Indologists, all modern Indian education, all modern Indian religion is looked upon from an explicitly and unabashedly Semitic or Abrahamic point of view, arising from the Colonial superstructure ...
