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Rafale: So they found ‘Shastra Puja’ a Hindutva act
The first of 36 Rafale jets of the first batch was acquired on Tuesday. It was a seminal day, not just because India acquired...
History could remember Modi as one who freed up Indian Muslims
What do I tell which all of you don’t know?
Maybe to my Muslim brethren who fault the Triple Talaq Bill—still not an Act till...
Mehbooba warns India would burn; time to call her bluff
Mehbooba Mufti is baying for blood. That is if contentious Article 35A is abrogated in Jammu & Kashmir. This is her preemptive warning to...
Asylum refused as “Christianity not a religion of peace”
An Iranian, who had converted to Christianity from Islam, was refused asylum by the British immigration department which cited Bible verses to show that...
A HISTORY OF INDIA AS IT HAPPENED: Not as it has been written
Most now know that the Indian history we read is fabricated. It’s been a handiwork of Nehruvian academicians and Marxist scholars who fear the...
Kumbh Mela 2019 begins: English MSM couldn’t care less
The largest human gathering in human history began in Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj today (January 15, 2019) and our English mainstream media don’t like...
Harappa ‘couple’: What does Indian Express mean by ‘aunt and her nephew’?
Piddi, my pet, was livid. He had got hold of Friday’s Indian Express (January 11, 2019). I try to keep the newspaper off his...
Krishna’s aborted concert is no help to Modi or BJP
Carnatic vocalist Thodur Madabusi Krishna has been thrust into national consciousness because Airports Authority of India (AAI) has ducked its responsibility of hosting his...
Horrid twist to Modi’s gift of cows to Rwanda
First there is a picture. Then there is a narrative.
The picture this morning captions that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has gifted 200 cows to Rwanda under the...
Hindus killed in Afghanistan: Try telling it to Indian Express
Jalalabad in Afghanistan suffered a horrific bomb attack on Sunday. Out of the 19 killed, 17 were Sikhs and Hindus. All mainstream English dailies...
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