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Article 370

‘Didi’ in saffron saree? Yes, it’s coming

Sanjay K. Sharma - June 23, 2019

In politics, you sleep with strange bedfellows yet the changing tacks of Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee to woo Hindus nobody had seen coming. The...

Leila: Who would question Prayaag Akbar or Netflix?

Ashish Shukla - June 21, 2019

I expect a political storm over Leila, a six-part TV serial on Netflix, the first season of which went on air last week. The serial...

Terrorist Zakir Musa’s father draws pension in J & K

Sanjay K. Sharma - June 14, 2019

A latest video of Abdul Rashid Bhat, father of the slain Al Qaeda terrorist Zakir Musa has surfaced on the social media, where he...

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...

Keep these questions in your quiver against suspect media in Modi 2.0

Ashish Shukla - April 10, 2019

As 2019 Lok Sabha polls unroll, I want you to look at the faces in the image above. Ask them a few simple questions...

Just one word for 2019 BJP Manifesto: Respect

Ashish Shukla - April 9, 2019

There is one word for BJP Manifesto 2019 polls. Respect. Even though abrogation of Article 370 has been a part of BJP manifestos in the...

Rahul Gandhi must confront Hegde on ‘Muslim’ remarks

Ashish Shukla - March 14, 2019

I am amazed that neither Congress party nor Rahul Gandhi; nor for that matter a shrill Lutyens Media has taken up Union Minister Ananth...

No Mr. Omar Abdullah, nation would back Tathagata Roy on Kashmir

Ashish Shukla - February 20, 2019

I woke up today to Omar Abdullah’s tweet against Meghalaya governor Tathagata Roy who called for economic boycott of Kashmir and Kashmiris. Abdullah called Roy as...

Article 370 must go: BJP can’t pussyfoot any longer

Ashish Shukla - February 18, 2019

There is no reason why Article 370 of the Indian Constitution in favour of Jammu and Kashmir must not go. Before we debate the legality/feasibility of abrogation...