“Two wrongs don’t make a right!” is the most conventional riposte of the primarily left leaning mainstream media in India, to the citing of examples that expose their blatant double ...
Arnab Goswami lost the support of his fellow journalists, but won the support of his countrymen When I was in college, one day I, along with a group of friends went ...
JNU Row: The common man is not going to take this anymore A couple of days back I saw a group of around 40-50 people passing through the nearby lane of ...
JNU Protests vexatious, disconcerting and downright seditious That students from a University funded by Indian taxpayers' money should protest aloud for dismemberment of India is vexatious to say the least. That ...
PM Modi has been right on the mark as far as the realization of his ultimate goal is concerned. PM Modi dreamt of a Congress Mukt Bharat, and with 67% of ...
This article intends to hurt those who chanted anti national slogans in JNU, those who repeated the slogans after them, those who echoed their sentiments, those who stood there in silent ...
All of us are probably are aware of it already and it's clear to us still in control of our mental faculties that despite repeated allegations of Fascism against the NDA ...
Imagine the most retarded crybabies crying about things they have no clue or hardly care about and engulfed by a pathological hatred for Mother India, that's what the Commie Battalion of ...
||'কারও পৌষ মাস, কারও সর্বনাশ|| (Karou Poush Maas, Karou Sarvanaash) There is a famous Bengali proverb that says one's harvest season is another's complete devastation. Mamata Banerjee's harvest season began 5 ...
The sheer number of variables make the politics of J & K pretty interesting. The majority community of India becomes a minority in the state and the vice versa. Further ...
There are two kinds of terrorist attacks, one which happened, others which could not - The averted terror attacks. And it is imperative we count both, and learn from both. ...
JNU protesters clash and cops: Police brutality is a known narrative instilled in most of our minds, while any incident of a face-off with protesters often end up with cops ...
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