Dravidian movement in the South India was perhaps the least studied from an analytical perspective and most misunderstood from a subjective perspective. Similar to many other problems that India had faced ...
We have been hearing this saying often, of late that future wars will be fought in the cyberspace. This is something which is becoming more and more imminent due to the ...
How would you react if you get to know that several personnel of Indo Tibetan Border Police, as well as poll officials are stuck in a booth office, surrounded by a ...
The uproar that followed the appointment of Professor Madhu Kishwar to the Academic Council (AC) of JNU to represent the School of Arts & Aesthetics (SAA) by JNU VC Mr. M. ...
Amid the growing concerns in Delhi with the China Pakistan Economic Corridor which threatens India’s sovereignty as it passes through Pakistan occupied Kashmir and China’s ambitious One Belt One Road project ...
I remember Lalu Yadav at the peak of his political career. Those were the days when coalition dominated Indian politics and politicians like him were the kingmakers. In 2004, when his ...
In his blockbuster novel - Chanakya's Chant, Ashwin Sanghi quotes “Politicians and diapers should be changed frequently”. However, it took 15 years. But it seemed that the 13.3 million electoral population ...
“Half the Targaryens went mad, didn't they?” —Cersei Lannister, on a reference to the inbreeding among the Targaryens. An artwork is an honest reflection of our world and this quote from ...
Lt. Ummer Fayaz Parry was killed twice – once when he was riddled with bullets, his lifeless body discarded like a rag and the second time when some unconfirmed reports from ...
Long before Ankur discussed how Bollywood is essentially an Urdu medium for films, one Khalid Amir Khan was wondering whether Hindi had become the national language – in Pakistan. Such is ...
A big reason why Indian villages have remained backward and poor so far has been the glaring lack of infrastructure. There were no roads, there was no electricity, no hospitals, no ...
Someone has aptly said that ‘Knowledge makes people humble, but arrogance makes people ignorant’ Nothing applies better on the person, who was so used to unbridled power, that he can’t even ...
