It is more of a rule than an exception. The term ‘historic’ is often bandied about when a political party win a poll that the pundits had declared would not be a cakewalk for it. But then a cakewalk rarely looks certain before the polls! That the party that eventually Read more ………
By Tushar Charan Prime Minister Narendra Modi might have thought that his ‘U-turn’ on thhe three controversial farm laws would go down well with the farmers but not only it has failed in that respect but has opened up possibilities of more such protests by determined civil society groups staring Read more ………
by Atul Cowshish Navjot Singh Sidhu, who as former Indian opening batsman knew where his off stump is, succeeded in hitting his rival, Chief Minister Capt. Amrinder Singh, out of the ground in Punjab. But now he must brace himself up for a tough test in the weeks ahead. He Read more ………
To refurbish his sagging global image in the face of his failure to tackle the second wave of Covid-19 crisis effectively, Prime Minister Modi recently inducted in his ministry, qualified professionals belonging to different caste and sub-caste groups. This was a commendable move that is sure to boost his public Read more ………
It is not India alone where the social media giant, Facebook, has been accused of right-wing bias that facilitates its business expansion plans in the country; similar accusations have been made in some other countries, including the USA. This raises questions about the claims of FB bosses that they are Read more ………
By Malladi Rama Rao New Delhi: India’s elder statesman, Pranab Mukherjee, Dada (elder brother) to people from all walks of life, died on Monday of coronavirus and septic shock due to a lung infection twenty days after a brain clot surgery at the army hospital here. India is observing a Read more ………
By Malladi Rama Rao To describe the Left parties as the 12th Man of Indian politics may be patently unfair. The role they have played from the days of first coalitions in the Hindi belt to Indira Gandhi period and from the National Front to United Front and to Soni Read more ………
By Malladi Rama Rao L’affaire NaMo will continue to hog the headlines for a while. We cannot help it but if anyone thinks that the race for the post of Prime Minister in 2014 is a two-horse race, well, he or she is mistaken. It is, indeed, going to be Read more ………
By Malladi Rama Rao The face-off between the BJP and Delhi’s Sheila Dixit deserves close attention than it has received so far. This is for the first time that an elected leader is facing the charge of misusing public money under the garb of government publicity to further the electoral Read more ………
By Malladi Rama Rao As the nation is engrossed in the 3M plus 1N equation, interesting developments are taking place in the political landscape of Maharashtra, which may have a bearing on the Delhi scene. Their message is loud and clear. It is that when it comes to power politics, Read more ………
By Malladi Rama Rao CONGRESS politicians of Delhi school seldom speak their mind. When they do, they are careful enough to not harm the interests of the high command and at the same time they ensure that their place under the Banyan tree is safe and secure. So much so, Read more ………
