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Fellow Voters, Let’s Change Our Approach

By Karmanye Thadani: The NDA Government lost the 2004 general elections because it claimed that India was feeling good. Today, India doesn’t seem to be feeling good at all under this UPA government. In its two terms in power, the UPA has made many mistakes,

Politics

India’s Selective Rage Over Corruption

By Falakyar Askari: India is no longer considered a soft state as political scientists once used to call it. It has now become a kleptocracy, a consideration state, where everything to be had can be had for a consideration! The picture that emerges is that

Society

A Scam-Diseased India: On Corruption

By Hariharan Ramakrishnan: India is one among the countries in the world having large mass of people under poverty line. One out of every three people happens to be one under the poverty line. Despite the fact that India needs to concentrate on the socio-economic

Politics

Dr. Kalam’s Comment on Jan Lokpal Bill is Grounded in Reality

By Astitwa: Dr. Kalam's recent remarks regarding the famous Jan Lokpal Bill has been received with mixed reactions from different quarters of the society. The media again went frenzy to grab attention and highlighted it with sensational headlines. “Lokpal will only fill jails, APJ Abdul

Politics

The Big Bangaru Theory and its Takeaways

By Awanish Shahi: Once upon a time there were our netas and babus who believed that crime pays; so did our judicial system and we too believed and sat on fence. But session court in Delhi, mitigating this myth, convicted Bangaru Laxman in an 11-year-old

Volunteerism

Role of Youth in Social Audits and Surveys

By Manish Kumar: “Ain't no power like the power of youth ‘cause the power of youth don't stop!” This article represents my views and thoughts and is based on my own personal experiences. In 2010 after completing my 1st year of college I was interested

Society

Witness Protection In India: A Far Cry From Reality

By Neelima Ravindran: “I swear in the name of god that what I say is the truth and nothing but the truth”. This is the oath taken by many as they embark on the path of obligation, assistance and duty as a witness in the

Specials

What Needs To Be Done To Stop Corruption?

By Baidurya Sen: On a busy street on a typical Kolkata lane, a person deftly manoeuvres his bike through the street sans helmet. Suddenly he comes to a halt on seeing a Royal Enfield bike at some distance. And to his great distress, the Sergeant

Specials

A Look Into the Indian Developmental Strategy

By Ashutosh Kumar: In the past decades India has been facing high statistics of starvation, unemployment, corruption and other social ills and the scenario does not seem to get better with the passage of time. A country to transform into a developed country needs five