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Now Jammu, and not Kashmir Valley, would call the shots

Ashish Shukla - August 7, 2019

The game and set are already with the Bharatiya Janata Party vis-à-vis Jammu and Kashmir but the match would be truly over when the...

Hold your horses, Kashmir still has unfinished business

Ashish Shukla - August 6, 2019

Kashmir was a game which the Centre played with political parties, Pakistan and the world. It was a bout without an end, round after...

Dr. Mookerjee’s death still under Nehru’s shadow

Ashish Shukla - June 22, 2019

Dr. Shyama Prasad Mookerjee’s death which falls on Sunday (June 23, 1953), and which Atal Bihari Vajpayee termed as “Nehru Conspiracy” , was as turbulent as...

Entitlement: Jaitley has not just vacated his allotted home

Sanjay K. Sharma - June 9, 2019

Arun Jaitley, India’s former finance minister vacated the allotted accommodation in Lutyens Delhi, along with his official cars and has reduced the security cover...

Bengal police silent even as multiple BJP workers are killed

Sanjay K. Sharma - June 9, 2019

As BJP continues to lose it workers in the violence unleashed by the Trinamool Congress goons in West Bengal, five in the latest violence...

Delimitation: Amit Shah set to make early move in Kashmir Valley

Ashish Shukla - June 5, 2019

Delhi has little control in Kashmir Valley. Out of 87 seats in the assembly, 46 are reserved for Kashmir region and 37 for Jammu...

Importance of being Jaishankar: Only behind Modi-Shah duo

Ashish Shukla - June 1, 2019

Not Rajnath Singh. No Nitin Gadkari. India’s third most powerful minister in the present dispensation—besides the obvious duo of Modi-Shah—is Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, a career-diplomat...