MP Rabindanath
There was a time—not too long ago—when journalism was a calling. A mission. A noble pursuit of truth. Today, I struggle to even call it a profession. It has degenerated into an enterprise of power-brokering, sycophancy, caste calculus, and ideological hopscotch. If morality had an obituary column, modern Indian journalism would feature on top. My…
Two similar tragedies. Two different states. Two vastly different responses. One common denominator — the Congress party. In Telangana, Telugu superstar Allu Arjun paid a surprise visit to a cinema hall screening his blockbuster Pushpa 2. The massive crowd surged uncontrollably. But instead of taking responsibility for crowd control failure, the state police swooped in…
Just when you thought the Kalvakuntla family had exhausted its stock of political drama, in comes K. Kavitha with her latest one-woman show: “Jagruti is as powerful as BRS.” If this were a comedy special, it would be sold out in seconds. But alas, it’s just another tired episode in the long-running soap opera titled…
MP Rabindranath In the aftermath of Pakistan-sponsored terrorists murdering 26 innocent tourists in Pahalgam, India responded with unprecedented force. The military retaliation was swift, decisive, and unequivocal—a signal to Islamabad that the era of strategic restraint is over. Yet, what followed was equally significant: a strategic diplomatic offensive by Prime Minister Narendra Modi that not…
The arrest of Jyoti Malhotra, a 33-year-old woman from Haryana, last week, allegedly for spying for Pakistan’s notorious ISI, is just the tip of the iceberg. Reports suggest she maintained multiple digital devices and used encrypted platforms to pass sensitive information to a Pakistani official previously expelled from India. Linking to her operations, several others…
M P Rabindranath How much more proof does India need to declare the Trinamool Congress (TMC) a national security threat? In a move meant to build diplomatic consensus and global awareness against Pakistan-sponsored terrorism, the Modi government formed seven multi-party parliamentary delegations. Their mandate? To present before the world the undeniable evidence of India’s retaliatory…
By a Secular Hindu and Media Veteran At 82, having spent over five decades in journalism, I write this with a heavy heart—not as a critic, but as a concerned citizen, a devout Hindu, and above all, a lifelong practitioner of true secularism. Mr. Revanth Reddy, I know you may not have personally directed it,…
MP Rabindranath As India’s security forces continue to display exemplary resolve against cross-border terrorism, the Congress party, once the pillar of Indian politics, finds itself increasingly sidelined—not only by the electorate but by its confused messaging. The recent precision strikes by Indian forces on 21 terror camps, reportedly eliminating nine targets without even crossing the…
As India braces for potential military retaliation against Pakistan following the brutal massacre of 26 tourists in Pahalgam, the Telangana government is rolling out the red carpet for the Miss World 2024 pageant. Slated for May 31 in Hyderabad, the 72nd edition of the global beauty contest is being projected as a grand showcase of…
After months of contemplative silence (read: sulking at his farmhouse), former Telangana Chief Minister and Bharat Rashtra Samiti (BRS) supremo K. Chandrashekar Rao has finally emerged from political hibernation. At a grand rally in Warangal — heavy on crowd mobilization, light on reality checks — KCR declared, with admirable optimism, that BRS would “bounce back”…
