Scattered bricks at Shakurbasti can win votes too? Just when you thought the politics in this country couldn't sink any lower (and this was before Kejriwal called Indian Prime Minister a psychopath), ...
Who is Sree Narayana Guru? Sree Narayana Guru is considered to be the most influential social reformer that Kerala has seen in the last century. He was born into an ezhava ...
In August – September 2015, when Gujarat was boiling under Patel agitation, the hypocrisy of caste based reservation in state had completed a full loop inside the murky sphere of political ...
The idea of justice has a different connotation in the “idea of India.” Terror and identity politics many a times have proven themselves to be complimentary to each other, albeit in ...
By the looks of it, the winter session of Parliament is headed down the same way as the Monsoon Session. Frost seems to be gathering on government-opposition relations and the brief ...
The auction Seven properties owned by Dawood Ibrahim were auctioned in Mumbai on Wednesday, 9 December This was not the first time an auction of his properties took place - no ...
n its edition of 17th May, 2004, Times, London reported, "Mrs Gandhi was an 18-year-old student at a small language college in Cambridge in 1965, making ends meet by working as ...
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 ...
Ramayana was a great epic illustrating many an issues, of which brotherhood was one of the much discussed topic. On one side were brothers Rama and Lakshmana and on the other ...
Can the BJP flag flutter high in 2017 in Uttar Pradesh After a string of successes following the Ekla Chalo Re policy, Bihar has definitely proven that BJP cannot alone vanquish ...
On the 30th of the previous month, the Lok Sabha was disrupted after CPI(M) MP Mohd. Salim made an atrocious statement accusing Home Minister Rajnath Singh of saying "Narendra Modi is ...
The cartel of convenience has taken its fight to parliament as the Winter Session kicked off. It has put on a farcical show of fake concern for a non-existent intolerance. The ...
