Perhaps for the first time since the anti-Hindi agitations of Tamil Nadu in the 60s, the language issue has come to the fore in the Indian politics once again. There are ...
2014 General elections were a watershed event because the BJP managed to get a simple majority. It rendered coalition polity as obsolete and a thing of the past. However, the hobnobbing ...
In a judgment in 2005, the Supreme Court of India had to say the following on IPC 498A, “As noted above the object is to strike at the roots of dowry ...
Our finance minister, Mr. Arun Jaitley, recently opened a Pandora's box when he said, "For 70 years, India’s democracy has completely been funded by invisible money- Elected representatives, political parties, Governments, ...
Bhartiya Janata Party and Janata Dal United were in a relationship. They were together for more than a decade. They had a healthy relationship but they were not very rich and ...
After crossing a sea of hurdles, the much-touted take on the dark periods of Indian emergency by acclaimed filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar Indu Sarkar was released on the silver screen a couple ...
The month-long India-China border standoff in the Sikkim sector is seen as part of same Chinese coercive tactics to change the status quo. India has taken a strong stand against such ...
As both India and China refuse to cede ground in Doklam , raising the possibility of a conflict between the two countries, India has tried to checkmate China by putting China’s ...
Does the Hindu hate the Muslim? It’s a nice question to pose and Google would actually tell you that this is a question quite a few people are asking – in ...
The Aam Aadmi Party lashed out at the BJP on Monday accusing the Party of saffronization of education in the country. “The multicultural, multilingual identity of our country is being attacked ...
BJP in its recent electoral victories has managed to breach new fortresses and form government in states such as Assam and UP. Assam had the first BJP govt in the north ...
From “All’s Well that Ends Well” by Shakespeare, Act III, Scene VI. Second Lord to Bertram: Believe it, my lord, in mine own direct knowledge, without any malice, but to speak ...
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