Narendra Modi has brought the old left and right together. Once bitter ideological opponents have joined hands and are pushing back, trying hard to protect their vision of India.
Bellatrix founders stopped and pitched their idea to ex-ISRO chief Kiran Kumar when he was leaving a venue after delivering a convocation ceremony speech.
Most of the students didn't know Gautam Kumar, as the new academic year had just begun a month ago. But his death has sparked an unprecedented protest at Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University.
In 21 years, JPSC has conducted only 13 exams when it is supposed to happen annually. There has not been a single civil services exam that hasn’t landed in court.
Oil prices are nearly 40% lower than they were in June 2022, when fuel prices were effectively frozen; yet, consumers have not benefited from this decrease.
Katara is no VIP, but his life is now shrouded in high-level security with police officers on speed dial. His story shows why witnesses to murder hesitate to come forward in India.
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Ranjith, 41, has made a string of movies with strong Dalit characters and stories about lives of oppressed communities that have put anti-caste issues front & centre in Tamil Nadu cinema.
Since 2019, govt has pumped Rs 3.22 lakh crore into MTNL & BSNL. Both remain in losses. MTNL has begun to default on loans & bond payments, possibly the first large PSU to become NPA.
Open to public feedback until 26 November, the revised guidelines, among other changes, give CA firms more flexibility to advertise & promote their services.
Bihar is blessed with a land more fertile for revolutions than any in India. Why has it fallen so far behind then? Constant obsession with politics is at the root of its destruction.
Mr Sanghvi I must admit you are a very intelligent man.Your articles/thoughts are spot on…Kudos…Keep it up.We need more journos like you.We need SPINE,which almost all others have losr.
What a utopian vison of future India, amazing! Long after the trains have derailed and roads have crumbled. The only way it will happen is if there is an elected Congress govt at the center. That’s when everything will derail and the author will finally be happy and sleep well.
This article does nothing more then showing up the very poor understanding of the author. Maybe he now needs to stop writing on politics and focus on another subject. Just to clarify for his poor understanding, economic right wing in Indian politics started and ended with the Swatantra party. Modi is no Rajagopalachari or Minor Masani but the 2nd avatar of Jawaharlal Nehru.
Mr. Vir Sanghvi is just too full of himself. His “analysis” in this article shows how superficial his understanding of Indian politics is. One can easily discern the specious arguments put forward by him in support of his “conjecture/theory”.
BJP has never been a right wing party neither do they value liberal economic policies nor do they protect individual rights by minimizing govt intervention in everything. Indian right wing is still empty
Mr Sanghvi I must admit you are a very intelligent man.Your articles/thoughts are spot on…Kudos…Keep it up.We need more journos like you.We need SPINE,which almost all others have losr.
What a utopian vison of future India, amazing! Long after the trains have derailed and roads have crumbled. The only way it will happen is if there is an elected Congress govt at the center. That’s when everything will derail and the author will finally be happy and sleep well.
This article does nothing more then showing up the very poor understanding of the author. Maybe he now needs to stop writing on politics and focus on another subject. Just to clarify for his poor understanding, economic right wing in Indian politics started and ended with the Swatantra party. Modi is no Rajagopalachari or Minor Masani but the 2nd avatar of Jawaharlal Nehru.
Mr. Vir Sanghvi is just too full of himself. His “analysis” in this article shows how superficial his understanding of Indian politics is. One can easily discern the specious arguments put forward by him in support of his “conjecture/theory”.
BJP has never been a right wing party neither do they value liberal economic policies nor do they protect individual rights by minimizing govt intervention in everything. Indian right wing is still empty