By M Ghazali Khan Narendra Modi’s Muslim friend/advisor on Muslim affairs, Zafar Sareshwala, claims that he had almost succeeded in convincing the Prime Minister to remove the clause, that would Continue Reading →
By Atal Tiwari Central Hindi Institute, Agra, has announced the [delayed] awards for 2016. I was stunned to see, in the four-paged announcement, Second (Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi Award) of the Continue Reading →
Never before has been such a case where a devout Muslim offers his own womenfolk for physical narcotic tests. In this case the maulana who is presently held in police custody has offered himself to be hanged publically if he himself or the boy found guilty through narcotic tests. Continue Reading →
By Ravish Kumar Before trying to learn which direction we are heading to, we need to stop and see where have we reached already? In the [gang] rape case of Continue Reading →
By Wadood Sajid Do you remember a name as R.B. Sreekumar? Those who are aware of the details of Gujarat riots in 2002 would also and surely remember this name. Continue Reading →
After a long and exceptionally cold winter in the UK, as Spring suddenly sprang making Wednesday the hottest day of the year so far, political heat here also jumped to the highest degree in Parliament Square where thousands of the British protesters assembled to express their anger against Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s UK visit and his rule in India. Continue Reading →
By Masoom Moradabadi Congress Party has asked the senior advocate and its party leader, Kapil Sibal to withdraw himself from the Babri Mosque case. News Channel CNN has quoted party’s Continue Reading →
