After all, we are a nation that believes in not letting out 'ghar ki baat', forget 'Bharat ki Baat Sabke Saath'.
Indian correspondents writing for foreign media are often inclined to write negative stories to make themselves more credible.
The Left discourse has elbowed out the rich ecosystem, which was shunned as regressive and backward.
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Musings from afar | 6-minute read
The PM made it clear that he regards Britain as vital as India seeks to build its domestic economy.
In the foreseeable future, we may end up relying a lot more on foreign press to seek answers from our prime minister on our behalf.
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School of Thought | 2-minute read
The shame India experienced in London is thanks to his inexplicable silence back home.
It is, of course, not out of any solidarity with India's poor and suffering millions.
Satirical memes on PM's UK visit.
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The Cynic | 1-minute read
A Modified rhyme for TS Eliot fans and more.
The culture of openness has been in the DNA of our country, so the Habibs and Kapoors don't need to bother about it this much.
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