Moaners on a year’s education gone to pandemic: What they could learn from my Chachi

Like many Partition widows, the eldest paternal Aunt was called Chachi or Bhabhi or BeBe or Big Grandma, and for those growing up around her variously, she was also very...

For a few in the family, the Independence Day carries little meaning

A sudden call from across the border took Gian Chand by surprise. His close relatives, his uncles (Chachas), settled in Pakistan were visiting India to meet their...

Brinda, unwittingly, has put focus on Azad’s role in India’s education system

Netizens have begun to urge Union home minister Amit Shah to take time out and reply to Brinda Karat of Communist Party of India (M) who has a problem with a service...

Now Congress has no problem with Shiv Sena which calls Godse a “patriot”

How difficult it is to visualize that tens of thousands of Mumbaikars are staying put in front of Matoshree and asking its most famous resident, Uddhav Thackeray, how...

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...

Civil War: Is India condemned to such a fate?

A tweet video is trending in which a Muslim is caught having just broken an idol of Hanuman and uttering that he did it in the name of the Allah.

For god’s sake, stop this my Twinkle and your Asifa nonsense

Some crimes shake the conscience of the nation: Like the one of Twinkle in Aligarh. Or Asifa in Kathua, Jammu.