Bhagwant Mann, Kejriwal set to sign pact to conjoin 18 govt depts. In a shocking revelation, mass-circulation Punjabi newspaper, ‘Ajit’today claimed that the Bhagwant Singh Mann-led Punjab government and the Arvind Kejriwal-led Delhi government are on the verg... More »
On Baisakhi Day this year, under the sewadarship of transport tycoon, social and religious activist Rajinder Singh Bhasin, the Sri Guru Nanak Sat Sangh Sabha, Chennai celebrated 70 years of its foundation day. Eminent personality and writer Ujagar Singh trace... More »
The Sri Lankan economic and political crisis has exposed the state of a country looted by its “democratically-elected rulers” after militarily suppressing the rights of the Tamil population. The Pakistan political crisis also has economic roots and serious lac... More »
The Missing Files that We Need to Annex to the Movie Recommended by PM Modi — Kashmir to Khatkar Kalan tak Inquilab Zindabad bhee to karna hai INDIA IS WATCHING The Kashmir Files, cinema halls are reverberating with patriotic slogans masquerading as abuse for ... More »
In his novel “Dance Dance Dance” that I loved in the late 80s for its idiosyncratic prose, Haruki Murakami says, “What we seek is some kind of compensation for what we put up with.” Let us be clear: this was not a deal with the farmers. No one told the farmers... More »
When Narendra Modi rammed into the country’s federal politics in 2014, Congress was ruling in nine states. Next time, Modi makes a bid for the new Central Vista PMO, Congressmen fear the party might not be in power in any state. With Punjab gone, and its hopes... More »
Senior journalist SP Singh has posted a piece in some WhatsApp groups about Holi and our contemporary times where the Hindu, Sikh, Musalman questions have come to define our politics, lives, festivals, and even culinary and sartorial choices. At a time when th... More »
“THINGS fall apart; the centre cannot hold,” Yeats could have said this about Punjab’s politics. As the fulcrums of power, Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) and Congress, both more than century-old parties, fell by the wayside, the country actually wants to understand... More »
Given the reemergence of federalist politics across the country, it is very unlikely that the Bharatiya Janta Party will form a government in the electorally significant state of Uttar Pradesh, says political analyst Kumar Sanjay Singh. Factoring the ground lo... More »
Two years ago, 53 people lost their lives in the Delhi Pogrom, two-thirds of them being Muslims. Shops/businesses of Muslim owners were burnt while those of their Hindu counterparts remained unscathed. Muslim homes were marked, vandalised and burnt. While Nort... More »