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Karnataka politics from 2004 – A fascinating tale of betrayal, unholy alliances, scams and bad governance Karnataka Politics is dominated by three parties: Indian National Congress (INC), Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) ...

New Year Advice for Narendra Modi & His Cabinet: Leave the party affairs to Amit Shah and try to concentrate on governance. Though came to power in the name of good ...

Man K had called Man J "Asteen ka Saanp", after few months and various issues later Man J called Man K "Trojan Horse" for which Man K immediately responded calling Man ...

I had this irresistible urge of writing this article from a long time but I wanted Sonia and Rahul Gandhi to appear in Court first. To be honest, I was pretty ...

AK lost the respect of a large section of the few remaining people today who still saw some hope in AAP, when he tweeted calling the PM of India coward and ...

I was discussing with the fellow columnists on board about Arvind sir and his latest accusations on Modi Government. Lot of points came up while discussing but one common feedback was ...

One image could effectively convey many a things that could be explained through words, either written or spoken, and even those feelings that could never be explained.   The image of ...

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 ...

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 ...

There's no question that desperate measures will be needed to combat Delhi's pollution crisis. And the Delhi government announced precisely one of these today OddEvenFormula : a traffic formula where private ...

I don’t watch News these days by myself. People I follow on Twitter often tweet about what happened that night on Prime Time, and it hasn’t changed one bit since I ...

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 ...