Devanik Saha

None of the activists and lawyers known for their courageous stands on several cases has publicly condemned the torture.

The Taiwanese electronic goods company has been accused of gross labour violations, even leading to mass suicide.

Should implementing such programmes be a priority when the entire system is in shambles?

More than 500 Indians have been named in the documents.

His speech at the World Sufi Conference is unlikely to change his followers' mindset.

West Bengal CM's decision to kick-start assembly polls campaign from the riot-tainted area is a calculated risk.

The PM doesn't want to give any more opportunity to the media and the public to target the government.

The HRD minister's claims have been countered by relevant stakeholders whom she quoted in her speeches.

In politics, perception is all that matters. Truth and logic hardly do.

The saffron brigade is accommodating even about those views which are drastically different from the party line.

Is visceral hatred for one man more important than the country's welfare?

An alliance with AGP and AIUDF will prove to be a tough fight for BJP just as the Mahagathbandhan was.

Both leaders have an eye on the next general election and the fight is to emerge as Modi's main opposition.

It is clear that the BJP is disappointing everyone.

Being the prime minister, and having set such high expectations globally, he cannot afford to be complacent anymore.

The PM, during his foreign trips, talks about making the country a superpower; back home, his party is doing exactly the opposite.

There was speculation that CYSS - the AAP youth wing - might make an impressive debut, but miracles don't happen too often.

Though the proposed policy is progressive, it might go against working women in the long run.

Sharing critical views about religion and faith in the country always attracts unwanted attention.

Given both the parties' ideologies, it is obvious that polarisation will support each other immensely.

Using someone's hard earned money to pay another's electricity bill is also a misuse of public funds.

Either the PM comes up with something really unique or his opponents invent a new term to denigrate him.

India, where projects get environmental clearances even if they displace millions of Indians, needs to learn from Australia, where survival vulnerability of endangered species stopped a gigantic coal project.

Usman was nabbed after militants attacked a BSF convoy on Jammu-Srinagar national highway in Udhampur.

The BJP's ludicrous plan is bound to fail, making them a laughing stock again.

It is highly unlikely that the Taliban will join hands with the Islamic State.

The upcoming polls will be the BJP president's real test as a master strategist.

Given the deep involvement of several ministers from MP, the BJP is dreading as to how long the list is.

The date is not simply the longest day of the year in northern hemisphere, as the PM has said. It also coincides with the death anniversary of KB Hegdewar.

Giving a religious fervour to India's generosity would be an insult to its history.