The problem is not the movie ‘Chhaava’. It is how politicians exploited the emotions it provoked. The movie did not ask for Aurangzeb’s tomb to be vandalised, politicians did.
Thirty-eight people were injured in the violence, including 33 police personnel. Curfew clamped in several areas, 5 FIRs lodged, and 50 suspects have been rounded up.
Fadnavis rules out political dynasty as daughter aims for law, Karnataka MLAs revel in luxury recliners, and Congress struggles in Tripura as BJP mocks its Northeast neglect.
Gadchiroli 'steel hub', Shaktipeeth Highway, Shivaji memorial among other projects find place in the Maharashtra budget presented by Finance Minister Ajit Pawar Monday.
Editorial in Sena (UBT) mouthpiece Saamana credits Maharashtra CM Fadnavis for cutting out ‘fixers and brokers’ from govt, slams Shinde for supposed graft and rot that had set in.
One can only imagine how unhappy Devendra Fadnavis must have been as Eknath Shinde’s deputy. Now the shoe is on the other foot, and Shinde is feeling the pinch.
SEBI probe concluded that purported loans and fund transfers were paid back in full and did not amount to deceptive market practices or unreported related party transactions.
A common thread runs through the memories of soldiers of the 1965 war—ingenuity, courage and camaraderie that withstood an apparently technologically superior foe.
Many really smart people now share the position that playing cricket with Pakistan is politically, strategically and morally wrong. It is just a poor appreciation of competitive sport.
A billion more people like Mr. Sanghvi and India would truly be a great country. Greatness for country comes from people minding their own business and improving their own lives rather than grandiose rewriting of the past
It’s the failure of the previous generations to not give us perspective. This situation is so rotten that I have no words. We are not discussing Akbar the Great, what we are discussing is an evil person who killed a great empire by upending the policies of his ancestors.
Any person who is intolerant deserves to be deplored. Is the minority community finding it difficult to see him as a villain?
This man was a total and absolute failure: He was an intolerant orthodox loser who spent all his time and resources of the empire for a campaign which he lost. The Deccan campaign of Aurangzeb was a failure. When he died he is said to be disillusioned by all the stupidity he did in his life. THIS LOSER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF MUGHAL EMPIRE.
So the moral of the story is that intolerant losers can only bring suffering.
It is TRUE, our politics is primitive. But not only that, but also our media is primitive, our society is primitive and our democracy is primitive.
A billion more people like Mr. Sanghvi and India would truly be a great country. Greatness for country comes from people minding their own business and improving their own lives rather than grandiose rewriting of the past
It’s the failure of the previous generations to not give us perspective. This situation is so rotten that I have no words. We are not discussing Akbar the Great, what we are discussing is an evil person who killed a great empire by upending the policies of his ancestors.
Any person who is intolerant deserves to be deplored. Is the minority community finding it difficult to see him as a villain?
This man was a total and absolute failure: He was an intolerant orthodox loser who spent all his time and resources of the empire for a campaign which he lost. The Deccan campaign of Aurangzeb was a failure. When he died he is said to be disillusioned by all the stupidity he did in his life. THIS LOSER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF MUGHAL EMPIRE.
So the moral of the story is that intolerant losers can only bring suffering.