TIMES NOW has its fair share of highs and lows, when it comes to objective reporting. However, in a recent development that has caught the attention of many, TIMES NOW has ...
In a world where cries of corruption echo at the drop of a hat, it is important to delve beyond sensationalism and explore the truth behind the headlines. This week, the ...
The political landscape of India witnessed a swift and unexpected turn as the UPA 2.0, officially known as I.N.D.I.A. alliance, came to an abrupt end in Delhi. While many skeptics had ...
Amidst the bustling halls of the Parliament, there exists a silence that accompanies the forgery case that has evaded the limelight. While political dramas often seize our attention, it is the ...
Move over Venkaiah Naidu, there's a new headmaster in the Rajya Sabha, and his name is Jagdeep Dhankhar! Hello, if you thought the no-nonsense attitude of the former Vice President and ...
Bengal Panchayat elections: While violence should never be condoned or used as a means to achieve political goals, the BJP shamelessly boasts about "persisting despite insurmountable violence." Really, is this the ...
Politics is often described as a chess game, where calculated moves, sudden gambits, and swift strategizing hold the key to success. One such unexpected gambit has come from the Aam Aadmi ...
The recent inauguration of the new Parliament building in the Central Vista has shed light on the evolving dynamics of Indian politics. With a mix of boycotting and attending parties, the ...
PM Modi at G7: Everytime one thinks that the game is over for PM Narendra Modi, the opposition does something that makes us convinced that they’re more eager to see Narendra ...
The realm of politics is often characterized by shifting alliances, rivalries, and strategic maneuvering. In a surprising turn of events, the Congress party's recent actions, particularly the exclusion of the Aam ...
Look closely at this picture. Now you may be wondering how intolerant and tyrannical would be those people, who wouldn’t want to see these people fighting for their rights? But check ...
I heard once, “When Rome burnt, Nero played the fiddle!” I don’t know if that stuff actually happened, but I know one thing for sure, there is a worthy successor to ...
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