Category: Politics
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Gujrat and Himachal Assembly Elections – are there any surprises locked in the EVM?
As I write this piece the polling for the second and last phase of Gujrat election is taking place. While Gujrat polled for the first phase on 1st December, polling for Himachal Pradesh was already over three weeks back. Let’s have a quick view if there are any surprises locked in the EVM. First, Gujrat:…
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The call for #CongressMuktBharat could have been given by Narendra Modi, but who took it to heart? – The Charismatic Rahul (coming of age) Gandhi.
Dust finally settles on all the five states elections with terrible Congress beating in all five. The fraudsters masquerading as intellectuals are done with weaving fake narratives. One more time they have been check mated by the sheer brilliance of their beloved leader. The call for ‘Congress-Mukt-Bharat’ could have been given by Narendra Modi, but…
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Russia-Ukraine crisis and India’s position.
India’s partnership with the U.S. in Indo-pacific and with Russia on the continent is a delicate balancing act that will continue to co-exist, and India will have to walk a tightrope between these geopolitical realities.
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Will Yogi Adityanath successfully break the UP jinx?
There is again a realm of possibility that the BJP may again get nearly three-fourths of the total seats approaching a triple century.
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“Know thy enemy and know yourself; in a hundred battles, you will never be defeated.”
Anyone’s mind would boggle thinking why an ex-Colonel would celebrate the demise of a decorated officer like CDS Bipin Rawat with such an illustrious career with blood-red strawberry cake? Anyone celebrating such tragic news is not just an enemy of India but an enemy of humanity. To seek and understand this phenomenon, and about our…
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Interesting speeches on the Constitution Day lead us to exciting days of clashes ahead concerning appointments, independence and accountability of the Judiciary.
The speeches by the Honorable President, Prime Minister and the Chief Justice of India celebrating our Constitution Day were more than exciting and deserved delving. First, what the learned Justice Gautam Patel of the Bombay High Court said: “History will not judge us by highways, bridges or statues, but by how well we preserved the…
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The horrifying 26/11 Mumbai attack was the culmination of the #SaffronTerrorMyth whose origin, as all leads suggest was hatched in India’s Home Ministry.
Thirteen years after 26/11, one of the most horrific terrorist attacks in the country’s history, the unfortunate day is still etched in my mind, and my heart goes out thinking about the victims, their families, and the survivors. When Mumbai grappled with the four-day siege, it was broadcast live exclusively on all our 24-hour news…
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The hysteria in the self-appointed protectors of Hindus over false Temple destruction in Kashi and directing all that to Modi and Yogi is vile political propaganda!
This expose is in response to an altercation on Twitter a week before. It started with my response to a Tweet with bizarre observations. Ironically, the link to the news article was also posted, carrying just opposite content in it. Usually, I would have ignored any other Twitter handle, but not this hysterical, knuckle-headed, paranoid…
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BS Yediyurappa relinquishing power pushes the usual suspects searching for a controversy.
As BS Yediyurappa announces his resignation as Karnataka chief minister, the suspense over the leadership change in the Karnataka government ended at the end of his speech at the celebrations of his Govt completing two years. Yediyurappa broke down as he spoke: “I have quit of my own will; no one put any pressure for…
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CongressToolkit – An act of treason against India during a catastrophic pandemic.
In a sensational development, a toolkit prepared by the Congress research department got leaked on social media. In the middle of the pandemic, when the whole country stood together, Congress Party used this tragic situation as a political opportunity to spread hate and negativity against India, the Indian Prime Minister, and Indian Culture. The so-called…