Chaman Lal
The author is a retired professor of Jawaharlal Nehru University and the author of Understanding Bhagat Singh.
By Chaman Lal
The film portrays Mountbatten as a humanist, but his role in dividing India does not make him the person as has been shown.
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A century later, his book 'Nationalism' reminds us: The nation is the greatest evil for the Nation.
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They had 15 MLAs inside the state Assembly at one time - let them regain lost ground by breaking the jinx of zero for the last decade.
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This year marks Prof Randhir Singh's first death anniversary.
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An ominous sign for the future if not resisted massively by the liberal, democratic, rational-thinking sections of society.
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The latter lived for just 23 years between 1907 and 1931, whereas the former lived for 39 years from 1928 to 1967.
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The Last of the Rebels: Ananda and his Masterda is a teenager's eyewitness account of the 1930 uprising.
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It is turning into yet another opportunistic party pandering to religious sentiments and deserting the aam aadmi.
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The freedom fighter's ideas are totally inimical to those of the Modi regime.
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They are insulting and abusing the whole freedom struggle of the nation.
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