Eminent Journalists of India: PART I
‘Media is the fourth Pillar of Democracy’, there is no denying the fact that Journalism, both the Print and the Digital Media, is the strongest driver of a Public Opinion, which ...
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Shyam Benegal – The new censor board chief and the challenges in front of him
In a vibrant democracy, there should be no censorship but rather the choice to opt away from entertainment experience. Our current moral code seems to be more influenced by Victorian England's ...
Will the Supreme Court please direct the Parliament to function?
Democracy is a wonderful contradiction in itself, especially in India. When Narendra Modi formed the government, the first majority government after the landslide victory of Rajiv Gandhi led congress post Indira ...
Kirti Azad Vs Arun Jaitley : Can Trojan horse unmask Behroopiya ?
Man K had called Man J "Asteen ka Saanp", after few months and various issues later Man J called Man K "Trojan Horse" for which Man K immediately responded calling Man ...
Subramanian Swamy Vs Sonia Gandhi: India at Crossroads – To Chose Values or Comforts?
Yesterday, in some of prominent news papers, there was a news article that briefly trended. It was a discussion that how the cases filed by Subramanian Swamy against the first family ...
Sonia’s Indira Gandhi Card attests the Gandhi’s desperation about Swamy’s “project National Herald ”
From the past few days our parliamentarians were uncharacteristically calm. There were voices of dissent, the speakers were booed and hassled a few times but all in all the winter session ...
CJI rules out divorce by mutual consent if a Hindu wife is terminally ill, a Hindu Male responds to it
Dear CJI Sir, In the very opening, I would like to beg an unconditional pardon if I’m breaking any law which states that it is not just illegal but a non-bailable ...
Bhaktology is not the way forward – An Appeal to the Right Wingers in India
Not very long back, Chetan Bhagat the resident expert in anything IIT or IIM tried defining Bhakts. He called them vile, undereducated men who are sexually starved and suck at writing ...
Intolerance is the fringe’s credo, not Mr. Modi’s
A concerted effort is being made to project India as an intolerant majoritarian state. This is a fairly new phenomenon which began around one year back, after Narendra Modi took over ...
Trouble brews in the ‘Other’ Kashmir
The issue of Kashmir frequently features in national and international narratives. The Indian narrative usually talks about the problem of militancy and Pak-sponsored infiltration, while the international media coverage is usually ...
Insult of the secularists is not equal to the Insult of India
Ireland welcomed Narendra Modi in an unexpected way. They had Irish children welcoming him by reciting Sanskrit shlokas. Never the one to miss a chance, Prime Minister Modi took a dig at ...
Hijab, Faith and Exams
“Polarization” in All India Religious Pre-Medical Entrance Tests found a new dimension with the Students Islamic Organization (SIO) of India, swaging it out in the Supreme Court, on what to wear ...
