We all have that one Uncle we know (probably more than one) who keeps on reminding you how terrible India is. He tells you about how every government authority takes bribes- from the RTO to the ration shop to the municipality. He will tell you how no government department does its job well – the potholed roads, abysmal
This week was one of the biggest weeks in the run up to the 2014 General Elections. Lets take a look at the top political events this week. 1) The riots in Muzaffarnagar tore apart Uttar Pradesh leaving 43 dead and over 90 injured. Meanwhile, as soon as our honourable Prime Minister, Dr.Manmohan Singh called
India is indeed a diverse country. On September 5, 2013, an Indian girl, or rather an Indian child prodigy, Sushma Verma of Lucknow was offered an integrated Master's and PhD programme at B S Abdur Rahman University (BSAU) in Vandalur. She was admitted to school rather late — when she was five-and-a-half years old. But
What happens when one little Italian boy and a hardworking patriot clash against each other? It makes a setting for a perfect Indian political clash-The Great Indian Political Drama. Rahul Gandhi Often regarded as the brainchild of the 'newly envisioned Congress', Rahul Gandhi is the fourth generation leader in the Congress. Son of Sonia Gandhi
Today, on the 13th of September, 2013, a fast track court delivered what is being regarded as an Historic Judgement. It has sentenced the 4 accused (out of 6; 1 Juvenile who got away with his crimes due to the Juvenile laws in the country; 1 accused and the main accused committed suicide earlier this
Gujarat stands out distinctly in the country and the credit for it goes to Modi. -Ratan Tata What is the power of this man that not only is he liked by investors and businessmen but also by the common people and the daily wage earners? The real power of this phenomenon called Modi lies in
A country, of 1.3 billion people speaking over 4000 diverse languages, are currently speaking the same language- the language of change. On the occasion of the Independence of India, 15th of August, 1947, Prime Minister Nehru highlighted some basic problems which India needs to take care of - namely poverty, hunger, malnutrition, law and order
