In what can be described as how destiny turns tables around, India has now overtaken the United Kingdom, its erstwhile colonizer, as the fifth largest economy in the world (after USA, ...
All hail the greatest secular conqueror after Genghis Khan himself: Taimur Lang! He ruled from Georgia to China and was the hero we all needed and deserved. He united the Muslim ...
It was in July 2006, approximately ten and half years ago, when a new news channel covered the story of a boy, named prince, who had fallen and trapped inside a ...
We applaud the efforts by Modi Govt., bringing PSUs back on track especially, Mr. Ravi Shankar Prasad, Law & Justice, Information Technology Minister of India, BSNL / MTNL back on track. ...
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 ...
The whole Jayalalithaa illness episode has brought a very sad question to the fore, are we a nation of vultures? Circling over a patient to make sure she dies even if ...
The honourable Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered all cinema halls in India to play the national anthem before the start of the feature film. As per the order, everyone from the ...
A few days ago, the Catholic Church apologized for its role in the genocidal Rwandan civil war, which claimed between 5-10 lakh lives. Although apologies by the Catholic Church have become ...
26th November is a day that is remembered for a number of reasons in India. Apart from the tragedy of the Mumbai attacks in 2008, it was this day that the ...
Well, it seems there still is lot of time. But when one gets an overdose of all the discussions and memes on demonetisation, how to come out of the boredom? Well, ...
In the wake of changing dynamics and fast changing scenarios where black money hoarders and tax evaders are having a nightmare, the RBI has come up with another googly which has ...
Porfirio Diaz, Mexico’s President during its prosperous yet violent Golden Age a hundred years ago, once lamented: ‘Poor Mexico, so far from God and so close to the Unites States.’ The ...
