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Story Posted on 14-05-2019
POLITICS
| 6-minute read
Humanity shamed: The rape of a 3-year-old in Kashmir has lead to chaos in the valley
Rather than resorting to protests, we Kashmiris, need to introspect with our heads collectively hanging down in shame.
POLITICS
| 6-minute read
Because IAS cannot become the RSS
Unlike the RSS, officials from civic bodies like the IAS and the IPS are trained to keep their religious biases aside, so long as they hold their position. Violation of that principle is the real anti-national activity.
VARIETY
| 2-minute read
'Will I marry me?' Why these shaadis have one thing missing. Either the bride or the groom
Weddings world over are seen through the rose-tinted glasses of perfection, extending all the way to the happy couple. But there are some people out there who see wedded bliss differently.
ART & CULTURE
| 3-minute read
Wimps of the Year! The regressive female characters in Karan Johar films are getting so boring, even the audience doesn't care
Why does love always make women want to give up their own dreams, their own priorities, in KJo-land?
HUMOUR
| 2-minute read
Nagin Dance, Redefined: Yes, India is a land of magic and snake (dancers). Never forget
Our naagin dancing is world-famous! But don't forget that one wedding which was cancelled when the bride saw the groom performing naagin dance in the baarat.
POLITICS
| 3-minute read
Father vs CM: Riteish Deshmukh’s hurt feelings over Piyush Goyal’s charge is understandable. But his retort is not
To charge the late Vilasrao Deshmukh with unthinking behaviour by taking Bollywood personalities to a 26/11-hit site is both understandable. And necessary.
POLITICS
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Swara Bhasker: 'BJP's Hindutva is violent, sees Muslims as invaders and Hindus' enemies'
Actor Swara Bhasker on why she rejects BJP's ideology, supports Kanhaiya Kumar and AAP, and argues, despite the trolls.
ELECTION
| 5-minute read
The more things change, the more they stay the same: How Bengal poll violence proves this again and again
As powers came and went, the myth became a conviction that the ruling party in Bengal controls polls.
ELECTION
| 4-minute read
Kashmir, economic crisis and rising tensions: Why Pakistan does not want Modi to win the 2019 General Elections
Pakistan harbours an exaggerated sense of self-worth. They think that the 2019 General Elections are all about them, while in reality, they are afraid that if Modi comes to power again, the chances of a dialogue between the two nations will reduce.
POLITICS
| 4-minute read