We must condemn any disrespect toward our President, but the incident involving Droupadi Murmu and Mamata Banerjee raises many questions, some of them uncomfortable.
While some Indians were spewing hatred, the government of Dubai got on with the job. The city coped with the crisis magnificently because of the quality of its leadership.
This decision is so damaging to the government that efforts will be made to ensure that it does not stand. The prosecution has said that it will file an appeal in the high court.
The largest number of victims of identity-based abuse in India are Muslims. In this case, the abuse comes from people at the top, and nobody is willing to do anything about it.
In tactical terms, the shirtless protest was worse than a self-goal. Suddenly, the fiascos of the AI Summit were forgotten, and the Youth Congress’s disruption became the issue.
New Delhi is too scared of Trump to lie about stopping the purchase of Russian oil, but too embarrassed to admit it to Indian citizens, so ministers give evasive answers.
From Deen Dayal Upadhyay's mysterious death and Madhavrao Scindia's plane crash to the Gandhi family assassinations, so much of what happens in politics has little to do with calculations and much more to do with fate.
China patiently invested capital, skill and technology in coal gasification. Unlike it, we won’t move from words to action. As crude prices decline, we lose interest.
Under the guise of content creation, Youtube and Tiktok has let loose hell on us Indians. Every second person is an “influencer” – indulging in cringe dances, profane language and vulgarity. All for the sake of cheap publicity.
The government must come down really hard on this content creation industry. People must be held accountable for their misdeeds.
I rarely disagree with Vir’s POV but have to disagree with the point that only one side of the political divide is intolerant. Vir ignores there is the death penalty in a particular way in another side.
With due respect to Vir Ji,
I don’t understand one thing, when it comes to Hindutva (Vadis) , every social media person becomes its authentic and official spokesperson who represents true Hindutva (According to Left leaning platforms),
But for the other side, when it comes to them… They only talk to Karan Thapar, Rajdeep Sardesai, The Wire, Quint,etc., and that becomes intellectual, elite opinion…
If you examine all so called right wing, Hindutva Vaadis, Andh Bhakts, and so on… beyond social media of course…
Most of their stance on this issue is as liberal as it gets…
But you will not focus on that,
You will only focus on Social media warriors because that suits the agenda…
Under the guise of content creation, Youtube and Tiktok has let loose hell on us Indians. Every second person is an “influencer” – indulging in cringe dances, profane language and vulgarity. All for the sake of cheap publicity.
The government must come down really hard on this content creation industry. People must be held accountable for their misdeeds.
I rarely disagree with Vir’s POV but have to disagree with the point that only one side of the political divide is intolerant. Vir ignores there is the death penalty in a particular way in another side.
With due respect to Vir Ji,
I don’t understand one thing, when it comes to Hindutva (Vadis) , every social media person becomes its authentic and official spokesperson who represents true Hindutva (According to Left leaning platforms),
But for the other side, when it comes to them… They only talk to Karan Thapar, Rajdeep Sardesai, The Wire, Quint,etc., and that becomes intellectual, elite opinion…
If you examine all so called right wing, Hindutva Vaadis, Andh Bhakts, and so on… beyond social media of course…
Most of their stance on this issue is as liberal as it gets…
But you will not focus on that,
You will only focus on Social media warriors because that suits the agenda…