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London Times chooses India’s planned new Central Vista to reveal its’ Hinduphobia
If I was the editor of London Times, god forbids, and had sought out my New Delhi correspondent Hugh Tomlinson in my cabin, it...
India aims big on defence exports in Africa
A little-reported event of DefExpo which concluded in Lucknow on weekend was the presence of 14 defence ministers and 19 defence chief from Africa.
India...
HINDI: In conversation with Mahatma Gandhi
I conversed with Mahatma Gandhi in dreams last night. I was in heaven with a collection of his thoughts and words—“India Of My Dreams”—and...
But then Sanyal, how do we keep 21st Century issues firmly in our gaze?
Sanjeev Sanyal posted a twitter thread on Saturday where he implored discussions on the 21st Century issues rather than being mired in historical characters...
The so-called “ganga-jamuni tehzeb” and its’ terrible reality
(I read an absolutely horrendous editorial in Times of India on April 13, 2019. It’s an apologist questioning why Jallianwala Bagh must be raked up after...
Rahul Gandhi must confront Hegde on ‘Muslim’ remarks
I am amazed that neither Congress party nor Rahul Gandhi; nor for that matter a shrill Lutyens Media has taken up Union Minister Ananth...
Europe, India and the limits of secularism
Two years ago, on one fine afternoon, I happened to run into a congregation by Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, an Islamic organization, at Kolkata. The volunteers were...
Digvijay is only a continuation; it began with Savarkar
Congress leader Digvijay Singh’s attempt to create the bogey of Hindu terrorism and dragging Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh into it is nothing new. In his classic book, The...
Why Gandhi fell out with Arya Samaj
Swami Dayanand Saraswati, whose death anniversary falls this week (October 30, 1883), deserves attention from all Indians. If Mahatma Gandhi is “Father of the...
Kashmiriyat and other betrayals of India
Three communal incidents have rocked India in the last fortnight.
A 15-year-old Muslim boy, Junaid, was killed in a train. Let’s concede it was a...
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