Gunja Kapoor

Navjot Singh Sidhu's political career is a case study that establishes why popularity is not the sole determinant of success in Indian polity.

Shilanyas at Ram Janmabhoomi is a propitious beginning towards restoring balance and correcting blunders that have resulted in disproportionately adverse circumstances for the majority community of India.

Under PM Modi's leadership, you have shown a tired and cynical electorate that nothing is impossible and political promises are made to be kept, not forgotten.

Narendra Modi’s action-oriented approach is in glaring contrast with the previous regimes that used human rights as a tool to belie motivated interests.

It is time for NITI Aayog to expand its praxis and extend its realms of operation to become an agent of change through action-based interventions.

Unlike earlier Economic Surveys which stuck to statistics, CEA Krishnamurthy Subramanian highlighted positive messaging campaigns which changed social values, helping key govt schemes.

If this is Rahul Gandhi's 'final assault' on poverty, what was 'Indira Lao, Garibi Hatao'?

For the first time, we have got an election slogan which does not speak of a party or a leader alone. It speaks for all of us. It is a political slogan, but it goes beyond politics.

From day one, the Prime Minister reached out to the only group that ensured his election and didn't view him with unbridled cynicism, even dislike: The common citizen of India.

Narendra Modi presented before Indian voters both his achievements and the BJP government’s vision for the future. He also laid forth some new ideas, for farming, the middle class and other sections.

The very diversity of Hinduism is being turned into its weakness by those trying to divide the community.

We look forward to a peaceful future where Ram Rajya thrives, in truest sense.

Clearly, a lot is going for the party under the leadership of Rahul Gandhi.

India's first PM opposed the use of state funds and personnel for the renovation of Somnath temple as it was associated with a specific religion.

Secularism continues to thrive and progress in Indian civilisation.

Hopefully, Standard & Poor's and Fitch will follow suit.

We need to understand that those indulging in corollary jigs are clearly escaping from the real issue at hand.