Rajeev Chandrasekhar

I had first written to you on the issue way back in 2011, but you neither replied to it nor took any action.

Given the ever-looming security threats around us, the nation must be invested in an armed force that is at a high motivational level.

Right to privacy was not addressed by UPA, but this government has done well to acknowledge the gap.

Let a university be the centre to develop our next generation of citizens and leaders, and not a haven for virulent politics.

It is a concerted effort to put a lid on Modi government's efforts to initiate reforms.

When political pettiness is from country's so-called young leaders, it's inexplicable and unforgivable.

Beyond OROP, we must overhaul the way service conditions, which affect pensions, are structured.

Somewhere in the last 70 years, governments all over have become masters and the rule of law has been ignored.

This is an issue that needs to be openly acknowledged by the political leadership.

OROP breakthrough is easily the most significant of veterans welfare effort in post-independence India by any government.

The point of spotlighting their concerns about the alleged scams could have been made more effectively in Parliament during a debate in the first few days.

Continued apathy will not be overlooked or forgivable for the terrorism perpetrated against children.

The Punjab strike proves we need to urgently transform our police personnel as the first responders to the enemy.

Chanakya had told King Chandragupta that the day the soldier has to demand his dues the king will have lost all moral sanction to rule.

The party, which has recorded a four-fold increase in vote share in Aruvikarra by-poll, could be heading for a big win in the southern state.

The government has signalled that it understands its duty towards war heroes, who serve and sacrifice.

I write today as an angry witness to Bangalore's decline into chaos being run and exploited by a nexus of corrupt and vested interests.

It will boost loans and cut borrowing costs for the cash-starved domestic small businesses.

It is the NDA government’s first significant piece of economic legislation.

This problem needs to be squarely talked about, confronted and tackled and not left to occasional bouts of anger and disgust.

The Budget is not big in terms of rhetoric, poetry and drama - but in terms of substance.

The recent arrests are just a tip of the iceberg and this "information providing and access to government" business is a huge thriving business.

Religion cannot and should not be allowed to justify unprofessional conduct as a government officer.

Fundamental changes are required in planning, procurement and contracting.

The recent arrest of a bank chairman accepting bribes for restructuring loans is evidence of a deep rot in the banking system.

There are real men and women serving on this line of defence that need our support and recognition.

We owe it to the men and women who defend us.