“Though the agitation had nothing to do with Sikhs or Sikhism, yet the larger participation of Punjab farmers, who are mostly Sikhs, and the whole hearted support from various democratic organizations the world over, provided […]
Modi obviously calculated that advantage lay in taking a step back on farm laws The BJP can live with defeats in smaller states, but winning Uttar Pradesh in 2022 is essential for the party, or […]
14th November is the birthday of India’s First Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, celebrated as Children’s Day in India. Nehru’s contribution to making of a modern India cannot be ignored despite the uncouth attempts of the […]
“Given the stakes for the country, from urgent climate and social spending needs to the future of democracy, Americans badly need a rolling conversation today and in the coming weeks and months about how moderate […]
The Aryan Khan case has created ripples everywhere and brought many under the scanner. The son of the famous actor may be out on bail, but with Malik continuing to make allegations against Wankhede and […]
“There is enough evidence to show how free markets have devastated farming across the globe. This has to change. It can only happen when we begin to treat farmers not simply as the primary producer […]
Smaller players may hold the key this time in poll-bound state “The mowing down of four protestors, whose only ‘crime’ was to wave black flags before a UP minister signified a low in the ongoing […]
“While the US would have its own anti-terror priorities, what does India do to tackle this monster? Clarity in national interests is paramount to targeting anti-national elements within and outside the country, employing all means […]
Remembering the Father of the Indian Nation on his 152nd birthday anniversary “It has been my experience, living and working with Gandhiji that what he achieved by his Satyagraha appeared at the time to be […]
With elections round the corner, Yogi Adityanath is back with hate campaign “Yogi Adityanath has stretched credibility by alleging that those who address their fathers as ‘abba jaan’, the Muslims, were the only community that […]
On September 11, 2001, 19 militants associated with the Islamic extremist group al Qaeda hijacked four airplanes and carried out suicide attacks against targets in the United States. Two of the planes were flown into […]
Focused on maritime security, peacekeeping and counterterrorism during its presidency of the UN Security Council in August During the two years in the UNSC, the presidency gives an opportunity for focusing on critical issues beyond […]
“The hasty withdrawal projects the image of an inept and bruised America that fumbled and stumbled its way out of Afghanistan after 20 years, in the most unseemly manner. The irony is that US-led external […]
Parliament and parliamentary norms have been undermined by the rise of adversarial politics (perceiving the Opposition as an adversary rather than a partner in the lawmaking process) and a domineering executive that has sidelined all […]
Indivisible with USA, and PM Modi as UNSC President “At the Stroke of the Midnight Hour…” Pandit Nehru spoke of ancient India being born again on August 15, 1947 and promised a “tryst with destiny.” […]
Hockey of the 1970s and cricket till the 1980s represented the pride of the underdog, the hesitant entrant on the world stage. Mass hysteria around cricket today is the cultural carrier of boorishness, its outward […]
In ‘New India’, every dissenting voice is seen as a conspiracy against the nation “Let us reflect on the tyranny of power, and the trivialization of fundamental democratic principles. Dialogue is replaced by the monologue […]
“At this stage in history, when we are experiencing “democracy capture” — a capture of democracy through democratic means — these examples hold out hope for the country. There is a parliamentary session going on […]
“Instead of guiding the officialdom to rise and work for the nation, politicians prefer to deepen the spoils system for their immediate and personal gains. Not many try to understand governance, though they are quick […]
The most flagrant abuse of the UAPA, and constant rejection of bail applications of those accused as a means of silencing opposing voices, can be seen in the Bhima Koregaon cases, including Fr. Swamy’s case, […]
“It’s a well-known fact that Pakistan is the nerve center of terrorism. Jamat-ud-Dawah, Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammed and Hizbul Mujahideen carry out their terrorist operations against India from Pakistan’s territory. Moreover, many terrorist organizations like the Taliban, […]
“The US and Europe have fundamental contradictions with regard to China and Russia. While the US faces an immediate threat from China, many European countries have extensive economic ties with China and no security concerns. […]
From US perspective, the summit’s aim is to announce that ‘America is back’ “From the US perspective, the objective of the summits is to announce that ‘America is back’ and ready to lead the world […]
Must be asked to pay Reparations to the World “Many scientists in the USA, UK, Western Europe, India and other parts of the world have been unanimous in speculating that the Covid-19 virus originated in […]
Some degree of skepticism of the theory is still very much warranted, but if the theory were somehow proven, there would be a massive reckoning when it comes to just how much the scientific community […]
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