The second week of the Winter Session of Parliament has come to a standstill, raising critical questions about the balance between opposition rights and national priorities. While healthy debate and dissent are cornerstones of democracy, frequent disruptions that stall legislative proceedings appear to do more harm than good, especially when taxpayer money and pressing national…
The halls of the Indian Parliament reverberated with a new name this session: George Soros. The BJP, led by Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju and BJP President J.P. Nadda, accused the Congress party of links with Soros, an international financier often criticized for funding groups that challenge sovereign governments. Congress, predictably, cried foul, labeling the…
Bashar al-Assad’s dramatic exit from Syria on Sunday marked the conclusion of a 14-year struggle to retain control over a nation torn apart by a brutal civil war. His departure not only ends the Assad family’s decades-long rule but also underscores the shifting dynamics of regional and international power. Assad’s rise to power in 2000…
The decision to hike ticket prices for Pushpa 2: The Rule, with the government’s approval, has ignited a heated debate, shifting focus from the tragic stampede at its Hyderabad premiere. While accountability for the Sandhya Theatre incident remains crucial, the spotlight on exorbitant ticket prices raises pressing questions about the ethics of such increases and…
The question of whether Congress should relinquish leadership of the INDIA bloc to Mamata Banerjee, the Trinamool Congress (TMC) supremo, has gained momentum amid dissatisfaction within the bloc. Congress, once the backbone of the Opposition alliance, faces criticism for its inability to provide cohesive leadership. With murmurs of discontent among allies, Banerjee’s name has emerged…
Politics in India is rarely dull, but this week’s circus in Parliament set a new low. In the spotlight: Congress MP Abhishek Manu Singhvi, currency bundles on his seat/desk, and Sambit Patra’s scorching “traitor” jibe at Rahul Gandhi. If this were a reality show, it’d be called House of Scandals. Let’s dive into the madness….
The worsening plight of Hindus in Bangladesh should have alarmed the world by now. Instead, there’s an eerie, conspicuous silence from global bodies like the United Nations and influential nations, particularly the United States. As reports of targeted violence and persecution against the Hindu minority escalate, the question remains: why are the so-called champions of…
Time to Probe Kejriwal’s Alleged Khalistani Links: A Looming Threat? Wednesday’s assassination attempt on Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) leader Sukhbir Badal has raised serious concerns about the security situation in Punjab under the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government. Badal, who was performing penance after being reprimanded by the Akal Takht for a religious transgression, narrowly…
Once again, the Left-liberal bloc and self-proclaimed rationalists stand exposed—not for what they say, but for what they omit. The latest example: is their silence over U.S. President Joe Biden’s December 2 pardon of his son, Hunter Biden. This decision spares Hunter from potential prison time for federal gun and tax convictions, blatantly breaking Biden’s…
The latest backlash from Muslim leaders, including AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi and the All India Muslim Personal Board (AIMPB), against RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat’s suggestion that Hindus should consider having two to three children is both unwarranted and misplaced. Bhagwat’s appeal centers on concerns about the declining Hindu population, a topic that deserves serious consideration…
