Gassed to death: A tragedy India finds difficult to live down

There were men, women and children, thousands of them, bursting through gates of the Bhopal railway platform, emitting a tornado of wails, the crushing pressure dropping...

Not just Pakistan, there is another country which makes India lose its cool

If there is one country besides Pakistan which draws hiss and roar from India, it is Turkey and a series of unprecedented measures by New Delhi in recent times lends...

Western Media: Modi’s new India has learnt to ignore the barking dogs

    Who’s afraid of Western media? Certainly not Modi’s India. The telltale signs of recent times convey a stunning departure from India of old...

Lessons to learn from the coup in Bolivia

(A brilliant piece in Moon of Alabama is reproduced here with gratitude as it holds lessons for India’s democracy and gives the readers an insight why the EVM...

“Presstitutes embedded in the pay of the CIA”

Udo Ulfkotte’s amazing book, Gekaufte Journalisten (Bought Journalists) was published by Kopp Verlag in 2014. The book was a sensation and sold 1,500,000...

India’s border woes: A legacy of Colonialism, geography and Pakistan

India is shouting from the rooftop it has made no transgressions across its eastern borders in neighbouring Nepal but it has made no difference to latter whose prime...

Kartarpur: India sees it as a passage for terror

India doesn’t believe it is reading too much in the designs of arch-rivals Pakistan in opening up its doors for Sikh pilgrims to visit the resting place of their...