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General Niazi, a war-hero in undivided India; a villain like few in Pakistan
(December 16 is celebrated as Vijay Diwas on account of India’s win in 1971 War against Pakistan. Sant Kumar Sharma pens a sensitive piece...
Modi is an excuse: Real fear is Hindu awakening
I doubt there has been a more significant month in India’s independent history since The Partition.
There have been famines, riots, four brutalizing wars dotting...
Kartarpur: India sees it as a passage for terror
India doesn’t believe it is reading too much in the designs of arch-rivals Pakistan in opening up its doors for Sikh pilgrims to visit...
Operation Kashmir: Modi wins the world in UN; what next?
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is back from the United States. During his sojourn, he had the President of the United States in attendance and...
Dr. Mookerjee’s death still under Nehru’s shadow
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...
Modi calls out Indian Communists and here’s why
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that “Indian Communists do not respect India’s history, culture or spirituality,” while condemning the “most shameful” behavior of Pinaryi Vijayan’s...
Minorities: Wish Imran Khan looks at this mirror of his own
Mr Imran Khan, Prime Minister of Pakistan, please don’t be a joke.
You want Pakistan to be a shining light of example for India in its...
‘Nehru Conspiracy’ & Dr. Mookerjee’s death
Dr. Shyama Prasad Mookerjee’s death which falls on Friday (June 23, 1953), and which Atal Bihari Vajpayee termed as “Nehru Conspiracy” , was as turbulent as...
‘Manekshaw never wanted to take Dhaka”
Lieutenant General JFR Jacob, who died on Wednesday, is worth a recount. He has left behind a saga which has evoked an endless debate...
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