At the stroke of midnight on the 1st of July, as the (half of the) world slept, India welcomed what was inarguably the most significant economic reform after Independence, in the ...
For those of us who have followed the #NotInMyName movement, it always was a communally skewed narrative that portrayed Hindus as oppressors and Muslims as the oppressed. Quite quickly, as it ...
Hours before PM Modi met US President Donald Trump in Washington, the US State Department designated Syed Salahuddin as a “global terrorist”. This announcement sent a very strong message to its ...
In the deluge of reportage on the supposedly “random” Facebook post #Notinmyname that went viral and was followed by mobilized protests across 15 cities in India, not one thought it was ...
Ever since the grand alliance of Bihar took shape, one was well-aware that it was only a matter of time. Having observed the primary players in the alliance for years, knowing ...
The anti Modi political clout plummeting to new lows hatched yet another conspiracy called #NotInMyName aimed against a particular Indian community purely for electoral gains. It is not new for the ...
There was a time when Hindu seers would be abdicated for crossing the oceans for Sagara-Ullangana and until as recently as 2008 this culture was very much prevalent where the Puttige ...
Consider a couple fighting during the day and sleeping together at night. Just to prove a point this couple start flirting with another couple in the neighbourhood, who have a relationship ...
What is that one thing that we see after every terror attack, without fail. It is the reassertion of the most pathetic quote of the decade – TERROR HAS NO RELIGION. ...
After much hype and suspense, both the ruling party and the opposition have finally announced their candidates for the upcoming Presidential election in July. By selecting a virtually nondescript candidate in ...
Three weeks ago, I saw him. Sitting on the pillion seat of a bike he was waiting for the director to say ‘action’. Amidst the soft Mumbai drizzle and the cacophony ...
It is true everyone would like to see any object or issue the way they like it. Individual biases are intrinsic and are often visible, when the analyst is not good ...
