Rahul Dravid- The ‘God’ lesser worshipped
Born a Bengali, my world of cricket was eclipsed by Sourav Ganguly’s debut at Lords. And like most of the fans of this nation, it took me a while to realize ...
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From Vande Mataram to Jan Gan Man the Growing Intolerance of Muslim Clerics
It was more than a decade back when widespread resentment of Vande Mataram by Islamic clerics and their followers started making news. Furthermore in 2006, UPA’s Human resources development minister, Arjun ...
Malda Riots and The Greater Bangladesh Project:
Malda Riots : The Greater Bangladesh Project The communal situation in Malda is believed to be tense since yesterday it is believed that is a preparation for the Greater Bangladesh Project. ...
Understanding Prime Minister Narendra Modi ‘s visit to Singapore
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Singapore has once again drawn the attention of Indian Establishment to a region which has been a prime driver of economic growth in Asia but ...
Bhartiya Janata Party couldn’t grab Aiyar and Khurshid by their necks. What a loss?
Candid Confession: I am not exactly proud to be a Bhartiya Janata Party Follower anymore. I know this will sound like a joke to most of you reading the article but ...
Mitchell Johnson – Truly a Once in a Generation Spitfire
Mitchell Johnson is an enigma- A man capable of scaling stratospheric heights as well as sinking into hopeless nadirs. At his venomous best, there was or is or will be none ...
Mani Shankar Aiyar and Salman Khurshid – The tale of two traitors
Politics is an integral part of Democracy. And as such, political parties with radically different outlooks towards running the country is only to be expected. Difference in opinion is unavoidable and ...
Sudheendra Kulkarni and Mani Shankar Aiyar- A tale of two traitors
Scorpion, Cobra, Viper and the Black Widow- What a happy pic! A handful of Indians knew who Sudheendra Kulkarni was, before he was thrust into our drawing rooms by media ...
Are Hindus inherently Communal – Part II
The last article in this series had covered the specter of Hindu intolerance in ancient India. In this part, we will see how Hindu intolerance manifested itself between 1000 CE-1500 CE approx. ...
Are Hindus inherently communal?- Part 1
In the past couple of decades, India has been rocked by communal disturbances which have claimed the lives of people from different religious communities. While disturbances between religious minorities are not ...
Dear Media if you are done with Dadri reporting, shall we move to Kupgaon, Mograhat and Dimapur?
Before proceeding any further, I would like to say that I am absolutely against the lynching of the man that occurred in Dadri, Uttar Pradesh recently and condemn it. It is ...
G4 – Is it G Force or Farce?
Right after his speech at the UN General assembly, Prime Minister Modi chaired the Group of Four or G4 nations meeting at Hotel Waldorf Astoria, forming a formidable alliance to pitch ...
