Sadhavi Khosla

If we are aiming for a genuinely Aatmanirbhar Bharat, then just long-term measures aren't going to pass muster. We need short-term measures to deal with economic grief.

The world may have conveniently masked its greed as moral entitlement and continued its atrocities on Mother Nature, but Karma doesn't look the other way.

The pilgrimage is one of the toughest in the world. Let the lack of infrastructure not come in the way of Shiva devotees.

The world is gaining strength from Indian culture and traditions. And we are rejecting them.

Pakistan's target could now well shift to Punjab, where it has already fomented terrorism and introduced drugs. In addition to keeping Kashmir on the boil, its Punjab plans must be nixed.

Seeking the Lord in His home in Mount Kailash is an experience that can only be felt and seldom described.

Indira Gandhi built the Congress on toughness, empathy and pride in roots, culture and national security. Today's Congress leaders seem determined to dissipate her legacy.

Narendra Modi used digital and social media brilliantly, and ages before others. In contrast, the Congress' gameplan looked slow, surly and sloppy. This made all the crucial difference.

This election, we saw the worst kinds of name-calling, mud-slinging and foul-mouthed behaviour. Is this how our netas think they are representing Indian culture?

PM Modi's recent remarks about the late Rajiv Gandhi shocked many. It valued cheap sensationalism over the dignity due to the deceased. This is no example to emulate.

Despite the legacy of Indira Gandhi, the Iron Lady who split Pakistan into two, the Congress failed to make a strong anti-terror statement and instead questioned the Balakot airstrike. This has only put patriotic Indians off.

This is the land of Indira Gandhi, the PM who dealt with Pakistan with an iron hand. It's time to adopt a similar approach. That is both righteous dharma and true intelligence.

The Kumbh Mela made me realise so much about my faith, my self, my fellow travellers in this strange and wondrous journey that we call life.

Priyanka has shown enormous guts in tough times. Her decision to formally join the Congress when it is going through one of its hardest moments is a testament to her grit, and her ability to change Indian politics.

The recent Kartarpur Corridor announcement is definitely a matter of glee, but it brings reasons to be worried too.

For Rahul Gandhi, pledging to clean the Ganga is an opportunity to win the hearts of millions of Hindus.

There’s no party which has mastered the art of ‘whatsapping’ better than the BJP.

Weak organisational structure of Congress has made an election with clear choices, one of the most difficult ones.

A blast happens in Bengal. The blame is landed on saffron, a Hindu symbol of faith. How come other religions aren't treated with such glaring contempt?

Ram Mandir? No. Clean Ganga? No. Uniform Civil Code? Return of Kashmiri Pandits? No. The Congress works for Hindus. The BJP only works for itself.

The Left is nothing but a liability for the Congress.

By embracing Ayodhya, the BJP gained huge political mileage from a cause the Congress brought to the fore. The Congress should reclaim the Ram Mandir issue, and the votes it has lost on this.

It is the infiltration of leftists and atheists in the party which has snatched the Hindu space from the Congress and served it on a platter to the BJP.

Punjab's drug menace has assumed epidemic proportions and Bikram Singh Majithia is roaming free.

The party is only focused on defeating Modi, even at the cost of bolstering regional players.

Will democracy suffer if the Congress president accompanies his mother abroad for her medical treatment?

The BJP government should aim for 'real' achievements, not make-believe success that remain just on paper.

Ahead of 2019 Lok Sabha elections, people of India must ask themselves if they are better off today than they were four years ago.

When you go up against those who are mighty, you need a guide, an adviser, a well-intended friend beside you.

The road to Raisina Hill goes through India's most-populous state.