Islamic Terror Surge Pre-Trump

As the clock ticked toward President-elect Donald Trump taking over the reins on January 20, a troubling pattern emerged—an uptick in Islamic terrorist attacks on U.S. soil. From today’s attack in New Orleans to previous incidents like the Pulse nightclub massacre in Orlando and the Manhattan bombings, this surge raises critical questions: Is it a…

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Anna University Incident: A Political and Social Flashpoint for DMK

The ruling Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK), led by Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, finds itself grappling with a significant political and social backlash following a harrowing incident at Anna University. A police First Information Report (FIR) has brought to light a terrifying sequence of events involving threats, coercion, and sexual assault, leaving the DMK government under…

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Delhi Elections: Survival or Dominance?

As a political analyst, I find the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections shaping up to be a fascinating battle for survival and dominance. The AAP and BJP seem locked in a heated contest, yet recent opinion polls send mixed signals. Some predict a BJP victory, while others favour AAP. However, the lack of transparency in polling…

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India Unmoved by Bangladesh’s Demand

The formal request from Bangladesh’s caretaker government to extradite former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has stirred an intriguing debate in India. Should New Delhi comply with Dhaka’s demands, or does prudence suggest a more calculated approach? The issue not only tests the resilience of India’s diplomatic strategies but also highlights the broader geopolitical undercurrents shaping…

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Popcorn and GST: A Taxing Justification

India’s Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime has been riddled with controversies, and the latest uproar surrounding popcorn is no exception. The government’s imposition of an 18% GST on popcorn sold in multiplexes has popped more than kernels — it’s sparked heated debates about taxation fairness and economic sensibility. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s defense of…

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Venugopal and Raut: Two Men, One Legacy of Chaos

In the vast labyrinth of Indian politics, some figures emerge not as architects of growth but as the architects of decline. Two such enigmatic personalities stand out for their remarkable consistency in steering their respective parties toward electoral and ideological irrelevance: Congress’s K.C. Venugopal and Shiv Sena’s Sanjay Raut. Once upon a time, Congress’s Ahmed…

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