Is Uddhav Thackaray now convinced that 'chowkidar' is not 'chor'?
Why are there so many strange delays in the top court hearing a matter of national importance?
With the BJP facing strong challenges, Ravi Shankar Prasad's statement, that the Ayodhya case must be heard without delay, sounds more like a plea for help than a mere observation.
As millions descend upon the Kumbh Mela, sadhus, activists and opposition leaders are raising questions over the government’s claims of a cleaner Ganga.
Despite their differences and diverse electorates, Ayodhya could be the ground on which both the parties come to terms.
Presently, Indian society is strife with provocative communalism projected generally and in elections. Civil society, with all its contradictions, has to stop this.
While other BJP leaders were militant about the Ayodhya movement, Atal Bihari Vajpayee both scorned, and used, it.
The Sangh Parivar only bothers about the voice of the upper caste sadhus and sanyasis, not farmers and labourers.
The UP chief minister is expected to come in handy to take the attention of the people away from real issues into the realm of Hindutva.
It seems like the whole thing has been planned to appeal to majority sentiments.
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