Paltu Chacha: To counter the political force known as the Rashtriya Janata Dal, led by Lalu Prasad Yadav, Nitish Kumar merged his Samata Party, which he founded with George Fernandes, with ...
Once again, the ball is in the Judiciary's Court (literally). It has been more than 2 decades, but the fiasco around GM crops does not seem to die. On one hand, ...
Chinese diplomacy and foreign policy is heavily backed by historical events. Owing to which the Chinese government sees India as the biggest threat to its existential and expansionist policies. China, which ...
New Delhi Television Ltd (NDTV) had its share of glory in the past. But the media group has lost its fervour in recent times. The channel has been at the receiving ...
The Preamble of the Indian Constitution starts with the words ‘We the People of India’. This clearly states that the people of India are the ultimate source of power. Unfortunately, after ...
Kejriwal Death threat compliant: Aam Aadmi Party made a foray into politics with the claim to reform and upgrade the level of politics. But it seems that those were mere political ...
Ram Manohar Lohia case: When we talk about Ram Manohar Lohia, discussions always move towards the socialist leader attacking Nehru. Such is the nature of our polity that politics rules the ...
Satyendra Jain Tihar viral video: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is setting up its own dictionary. In their dictionary Aam Aadmi is Khaas Aadmi, Jail is not a place for punishment rather ...
RASNA business story: Owing to the vast geographical extent of the nation, it becomes a daunting task to introduce tastes of one area with the rest of the country. But what ...
The bilateral relation between India and China is down to the lowest point in history. The two great ancient civilizations are face to face with each other since the Chinese and ...
Rahul Gandhi Rally: People often do extreme things out of desperation. The sheer act of desperation of Congress can be seen from the fact that the party’s face, Mr. Rahul Gandhi ...
COP 27 summit: Centralisation vs. decentralisation is the tightrope on which every public policy is walking. Governments have to decide whether they take everything into their own hands or leave it ...
