Saif Ahmad Khan

The chairman's speech at the RIL's 42nd annual general meeting left many Indians excited and confused.

If solidarity among citizens is premised on hatred for the warring neighbour, it is severely problematic.

Asking people to leave their 'Hindu rashtra' seems to be BJP’s favourite choice of weapon.

Unlike Modi and Nitish, the Congress scion doesn’t have the political acumen or experience to lead from the front.

Development has taken a back seat while the PM is busy with photo shoots.

Mired in controversies for some time, these two bagged the third and fourth place in HRD ministry's India Rankings, 2016.

The Undertaker truly lived up to his reputation.

Some of the biggest icons of the world's largest democracy haven't been free from Islamophobia either.

Political parties like Congress, Shiv Sena, SP are controlled by families whereas BJP's remote control rests with RSS.

He had felt enraged and criticised the term 'saffron terrorism'.

America cannot afford to have a president who says the kind of things that he has.

By equating Muslims with Pakistan, and BJP as the only 'desh bhakt' party, his address reflected the Sangh's world view.

Government, police, media and judiciary made a mess of a sensitive issue.

Response to Mumtaz Qadri's execution shows that Islamabad's conservative forces are openly backing the repressive law.

Indians must see through the propaganda and recognise the disastrous consequences.

Reservation benefits in minority institutions should be for backward and under-privileged sections of a minority community.

The PM has committed mistakes which even children wouldn't commit.

When journalists are busy taking selfies with the PM instead of doing their job, we know that something is wrong.

Global NGO Human Rights Watch states the government has done little to implement the PM's promises.

Sunni-Shia divide notwithstanding, the two have shown stark similarities in the last few days.

When Inderjit Singh Reyat walks free, most Indians will be unaware of the crime he committed.

In today's America, can just anybody lead or are you required to possess a fashionable last name like Clinton or Bush?

There is no 'Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikaas' when only big cities have monopoly over passport offices.

This writer also regrets having unknowingly mentioned incorrect facts concerning the controversy around Kazi Masum Akhtar.

If Sangh fails to do so then its activities will be viewed as nothing but a political gimmick.

Competitive communalism as an excuse for selective outrage is a dangerous game.

The nuclear armed nations need to lead by example by cutting on their stockpile, reducing tensions with other nations.

As the universe brings legends like John Cena and Big Show to India, fans should be ready for unbelievable plot twists.

Media shouldn't merely be a cheerleader of the jawans but also castigate them when they go wrong.

Although India's history is scarred with communal violence, the year saw Jains, Baha'is and homosexuals being targeted.