On 28th December 2013, when an IITian took oath as the Chief Minister of Delhi, the winds of hope were blowing throughout the nation. A month later, it is not as breezy as before. The AAP now looks like a successful revolution but a not so successful government. Embroiled in controversies, it is ironic that
It's the weekly satire, back again! Let's go through all the major news events that took place this week: Ugandan Woman identifies Somnath Bharti. The Ugandan Woman who was allegedly assaulted and harassed by a mob lead by Somnath Bharti identified the Law Minister before a magistrate. In return, Somnath Bharti also identified the Ugandan
Last Tuesday evening, the Chief Minister of Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal, ended one more high-pitched protest. At the end of it, two police officers were sent on leave, pending judicial investigation. The seeds of the drama were sown when the newly appointed law minister of Delhi, Somnath Bharti, decided to take the law into his own
He said he wants to “open up the system” so many times that we wanted to shut him up in a box. The whole country was looking forward to Rahul Gandhi’s first interview. But after the interview we wish he hadn’t bothered. He was vague and uninspiring and at best extremely sincere. He repeated the
A year can be almost an eternity in a country like India. Last December, there was a sense of doom and gloom around us. Angry citizens had taken to the streets in protest against the gang rape of the Delhi brave-heart and the issue of women safety and security;
This man has been mum for 3 years. He conveniently ignores the media, never speaks up and is a mere illusion, as I have said before. Finally after 3 years, he decided to speak to the media and held a public press conference. There was much hype around this surprise (who expected him to speak
