Time to Prosecute Arvind Kejriwal

Former Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) founder Arvind Kejriwal has once again displayed his penchant for baseless accusations by claiming that the BJP-led Haryana government has poisoned the Yamuna River water flowing into Delhi, allegedly to harm residents of the national capital. Kejriwal referred to the high ammonia content in the water,…

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Unbecoming of a Hindu, Mr. Kharge Ji

Indian National Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge’s recent jibe questioning whether holy dips in the Ganges could eradicate poverty—directed at Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s participation in the ritual—has not resonated well with the majority of Hindus. This criticism veers from constructive debate into ridicule, revealing more about Kharge’s political contradictions than any genuine concern for…

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Kumbh vs. Madrasas: Misstep?

The Congress and its ally’s decision to compare the organizing expenditure of the Kumbh Mela with the funding of madrasas has sparked yet another round of political and cultural debates. This controversial allegation comes at a strategic time, as Delhi polls loom large, raising questions about its potential impact on electoral outcomes and the broader…

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Kareena’s Bizarre ‘Parivaar’ Claim

Bollywood actress Kareena Kapoor Khan’s dismissive statement, reportedly calling the knife attack on her husband Saif Ali Khan a “parivaar issue,” has rightly drawn criticism. Her remarks trivialize an incident that raises significant questions about public safety, police efficacy, and the alarming state of governance in Mumbai. The sequence of events reads like a Bollywood…

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Kerala’s Governance Crisis

The state of Kerala, once celebrated as a beacon of literacy and progressive values, finds itself embroiled in troubling controversies that tarnish its reputation. From alarming cases of radicalization to human trafficking schemes exploiting vulnerable youth, the governance failures in the state have raised nationwide concerns. The onus of addressing these issues lies primarily with…

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