Karnataka exit poll: In the build-up to the Karnataka State Assembly Elections, Team TFI conducted extensive and in-depth discussions with citizens across 163 out of the 225 total seats. These candid ...
Toshakhana case: The man who claimed to bring Pakistan out of trouble, the man who claimed that he will make a “Naya Pakistan”, the man who had the audacity to challenge ...
So, folks, what will you be doing this week? Most might be busy with assignments, some with summer projects and so on. But what about your progeny? Are they getting the ...
The Kerala Story review: There are some stories, whose purpose is just not to entertain you, but leave you with a question: Why? Why did this happen? Why does this exist? ...
I hope some of you have heard that bedtime story of “The Emperor with No Clothes”. Once, someone gave the emperor nothing to wear, but none of the courtiers had the ...
Looks like Congress is a true-blue fan of Salman Khan. These guys have taken his “Dil mein aata hoon, samajh mein nahin” way too seriously. However, this fanaticism might cost them ...
A wise man once said, “Any publicity is good publicity” Looks like Shashi Tharoor and his coterie have taken that way too seriously. “The Kashmir Files” had to wait for a ...
Karnataka Opinion Poll 2023: What do Karnataka Congress and Royal Challengers Bangalore have in common? They both have great players and potential, but when it comes to winning the ultimate prize, ...
If you think that the citizens of Bihar and Tamil Nadu are having a hard time, wait till you see the sight of Bengal. Bombs and limbs flying in synchronization, murders ...
UN population report: Let me first talk about predators. An animal that survives by eating other animals. Strange game of nature, right? On the contrary, humans are different. Maybe that is ...
At the start of this month, a 22-year-old boy named Karan Kataria highlighted that Hinduphobia is very prevalent in the colleges of the United Kingdom (UK). Pursuing a Masters in Law ...
Hindu love of Akbar: Why is Akbar considered 'great'? Is it because Akbar was supposedly secular and made friends with many kingdoms, even taking Hindu princesses into his household? Or is ...
