Valay Singh Rai

Our godmen remain quiet about atrocities against women because they know they are 'complicit'.

This is the first direct fight between the communists and the BJP in the state.

The prime minister's reply to motion of thanks to the President’s address in Lok Sabha was predictable digging up of the Congress past.

PM Modi, who is in Davos to tell the world that 'India means business', ought to bear in mind the complete failure of his Skill India programme.

The youth have a message for the nation.

A country’s peace and prosperity is under threat when its economic and social health is poor.

Will we see the rise of a new opposition leader in Rahul Gandhi or are we going to see the further expansion of the Narendra Modi-cult?

The town and its residents have remained stuck in development limbo.

While it plans to turn Ayodhya into a pilgrimage centre, RTI reply shows it has no data on the number of pilgrims visiting the temple town.

The first prime minister wasn’t just an ideological opponent of the RSS, he’s the idea of India that the Sangh wants destroyed.

In a free India, one should at least have the freedom to both eat and reject.

The saffron front knows much has changed since the day the Constitution was violently challenged under the pretext of upholding 'public sentiment'.

It is baffling that the apex court suggested mediation of a dispute which has remained unresolved, legally, for more than 120 years.

The BJP has officially committed to resolution of the matter within the framework of the Constitution.

People who voted for the saffron party are confident that 'achhe din' are here.

What is often concealed from visiting journalists is silent support for the BSP in this seat.

Ideals of a son and propriety of a father have undergone a tremendous change in modern day UP.

Today, half of India's children are malnourished and crores of them are out of school.

It needs to be remembered India's first PM ensured even his rivals were included in nation-building.

From being 'anti-caste' to turning 'pro-Ambedkar', the godly men of Nagpur are perfect in the art of (mis)appropriation.

The March for Democracy in New Delhi reflected a cementing of student and people solidarity.

Yamuna is under threat, yet the environmental activist's presence at this controversial spirituality gala is deeply troubling.

The PhD scholar is awaited on campus to lead the movement for the release of Umar Khalid and Anirban, also booked for sedition.

Police cameras were seen filming everything, from random people outside the cordoned off area to the peacefully sloganeering protesters.

The attack by BJP's OP Sharma at Patiala House shows that if you complain, you will be crushed.