Is “Pliable” offensive because Rahul Gandhi said it?
As the entire hullabaloo surrounding “Pliable” continues, a quick search on Google will tell you what the word means. Many of our journalists on...
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Nitin Gadkari: Changing Face of Aspiration
The only reason why Nitin Gadkari is openly rebelling against the Modi-Shah duo without inviting any strict action is a strong RSS backing. “I...
Has Narendra Modi changed after the Assembly Elections defeat?
The “Modi factor” which the saffron party believed won them elections did zilch in the recent elections. Almost about five years ago, before BJP...
Electoral Bonds: Did the government deceive parliament over ECI concerns?
Radhakrishnan in his written reply denied that there were any concerns flagged by the Election Commission over electoral bonds. Did the Modi government brazenly...
Will Modi be the impediment for NDA alliance?
In the last four years, the BJP relied so heavily on the brand Modi that now it has been overused and the magic is now...
Rafale embarrassment: How Prashant Bhushan, Yashwant Sinha and Arun Shourie spoiled the Congress plan?
Why the party insisted on JPC probe? The answer is simple, to keep the Rafale issue alive till 2019 Lok Sabha elections. Kill not the...
Vote Share, NOTA and Margins: How Madhya Pradesh slipped through BJP’s clutches
BJP won 109 seats with a vote share of 41% in Madhya Pradesh. It received 0.1% more votes than Congress but still lost. The...
How Ajit Jogi ensured Congress’ surprise victory in Chhattisgarh
While Ajit Jogi party pulled some votes from Congress fold, Congress pulled more votes from BJP’s. “Congress seems to be losing Chhattisgarh once again,” said...
Kerala By-polls: Kerala floods took a center-stage over Sabarimala issue
Though, the number of seats put BJP at the bottom of the race, come to think of it, the real loser here is the Congress-led...
From Indira Gandhi to Vajpayee: How Kartarpur Corridor remained a non-starter
For many Sikh devotees on the Indian side, Kartarpur corridor had been in eyesight but still like a distant dream for 70 years. “Jo...