By Saif Khan: ‘And God so loved the world that he sent his only begotten son and that whosoever believes in him shall not perish but last till eternity.’ This iconic Biblical verse mentioned in Gospel of John, Chapter 3, Verse 16 has served as
By Sweety Sinha: With the visit of the Chinese premier Li Keqiang, speculations are high among the foreign policy analysts that it will be a breakthrough trip amid the recent border standoff. Focus on economic collaborations seems to take the centrestage. In this highly speculative
By Saif Khan: All of us would collectively acknowledge and accept the fact that it’s high time for the government of India to initiate sweeping electoral reforms to strengthen our democracy. The populist opinion in the country is that the politics of the country is
By Saif Khan: The BJP seems to have figured out a win-win combination against the Congress led UPA Government. Only twice in the history of independent India, the electorate has delivered a judgement which ripped the Congress apart totally. The Congress’s performance in those polls
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By Pradyut Hande: The Congress' sweeping victory in the Karnataka State Assembly elections has certainly put things into perspective. Capitalising significantly on the prevalent anti-incumbency mood throughout the state, the Congress' impressive performance has brought an end to the BJP's tumultuous 7 year reign. This
By Saif Khan: If there was any doubt regarding whether anti incumbency is the most prominent factor in deciding the outcome of elections in contemporary Indian politics then that question has been settled. Karnataka showcased what a number of other states have already shown during Assembly
By Saif Khan: I condemn the Sikh Genocide of 1984 and of the opinion that the Congress Party workers played a prominent role in organizing the rioting but it would be a travesty of truth to say that Rajiv Gandhi justified the rioting. Indira Gandhi was
By Gulal Salil: "There are more evidences of Modi's involvement in Gujarat Genocide than Afzal's involvement in parliament attack. While Afzal Guru faced death penalty, will the hon’ble Supreme Court use the same yardstick for this criminal?" In April 2011, Sanjiv Bhatt - the then