What happens when a poet-cum-philosopher, A student leader and a flamboyant, but incorruptible orator align together? A new nation takes birth. The poet was Muhammad Iqbal, who transformed from being an ...
Which are the most corrupt states in India? Which are the states where hooliganism and mafia are most prevalent? Which are the states where there is a significant law and order ...
Case 1: When a news/media outlet publishes an opinion piece by a chief minister with not only a disclaimer but also claiming copyrights on the opinion (to which they claim they ...
The Rashtriya Swayemsevak Sangh also called as RSS or Sangh, is a voluntary organization with nationalism and patriotism as its founding principles. Its fundamental role is to create selfless men and ...
Back in 1990, when India was still a de facto Soviet client state and it cost INR 10 a minute to call someone on the phone, there had been a war, ...
The Karnataka Dalit Welfare Trust in Mysuru held a beef eating fest inspite of denied permissions, to purportedly protest against the so called Una beating incident that gained momentum after certain ...
Pakistan has once again resorted to tactics that one has come to expect from the country as usual. In a disgraceful act of deceit, Pakistan has gagged the media from reporting ...
The media is riling with imaginary anticipations and vile attributions to Anandiben’s resignation even when the Modi Government had in its very initial days of ascension to power had declared the ...
A day after Gujarat Chief Minister Anandiben Patel announced her decision to quit, speculations are rife on who will succeed her ahead of the 2017 Assembly polls, overcoming the grim challenges ...
I read the wails of a (seemingly) secular columnist with a progressive frame of mind. He was apparently disturbed by this sudden surge of nationalism in this country. He went ahead and branded ...
The leader of opposition in Goa, Pratapsinh Rane of the Congress demanded that Portuguese be made the second language in Goa State Board schools. “We should have no problem with any ...
We have always trusted historians to record and report history truthfully and without bias. In India too, during British rule, historians generally gave an accurate narrative, be it about the Rajput ...
