TMC MP Nusrat Jahan did not just become the face of ‘secularism’ after her marriage with Nikhil Jain, rather – she became no less than a Hindu. With an oath-taking in ...
In the Banka district of Bihar, a bomb that was put in a trunk in Madrasa exploded, taking the life of Maulvi and injuring 4 people. The Madrasa in which the ...
Yesterday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation and announced the change in vaccination policy, after several opposition-ruled states failed in achieving the targets, despite being given the authority on the ...
Opposition to the Central Vista Project (CVP) being developed by the GOVERNMENT OF INDIA in the NATIONAL CAPITAL continues unabated. I have capitalized some words to emphasize that the government is ...
The Bharatiya Janata Party’s defeat in West Bengal last month shook many. How could it be, despite a slew of TMC leader defecting to the BJP, that the saffron party lost ...
Many Congress leaders and party supporters say that Congress is the ‘natural party of choice’ for Indian voters. If we look at the last seven Lok Sabha elections held in the ...
The critics of CAA were hoping/wishing that the government will not implement the act because after being passed in the parliament, it has not been notified despite the fact that more ...
Ever since Mamata Banerjee was re-elected to power in West Bengal, alleged TMC goons have unleashed violence on BJP leaders, especially on those belonging to lower castes. From burning their homes ...
In what many would assume as a decision made at the right time, the Goa government is all set to challenge the acquittal of the controversial founder of Tahalka magazine, Tarun ...
Only in Mamata Banerjee’s West Bengal can one openly threaten the Governor and escape scot free. As Mamata’s goons spread terror in the minds of people of Bengal especially those who ...
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, the Big Bull of D-Street recently lambasted media for its negative coverage during the second wave of the pandemic and took a dig at it for excessively targeting the ...
Almost four years ago, in an issue on West Bengal, Swarajyamag termed West Bengal as ‘West Bengalistan’. At that time, most of the ‘intellectuals’ opined that the writers of the issues ...
