Some MPs come to Parliament to warm chairs and collect soundbites. Sanjay Singh (AAP) walks in like a fire alarm with legs. In the December 2025 Parliament session, his central accusation was blunt: the BJP is choking Parliament with emotional history battles to avoid debating today’s real disasters. So let’s...
India didn’t just inherit freedom in 1947. It also inherited a political dynasty that slowly turned a national party into a family enterprise. Call it legacy if you’re polite. Call it nepotism if you’re honest. This is not hate. This is history. The First Question Nobody Likes to Answer How...
Today, 16th December 2025, the Indian rupee slipped past ₹91 per US dollar — the weakest level in history. The Finance Ministry attributed this to four reasons: a widening trade deficit, a strong global dollar, weak capital inflows, and external factors. That’s official language. Now let’s translate it into plain...
Some tragedies shock a nation. Some fade quietly. And some linger — not because of what we know, but because of what we still don’t. The Ahmedabad Air India plane crash belongs to the third category. Months have passed since the aircraft went down within minutes of take-off, killing nearly...
When senior leaders decide who gets elevated to powerful positions, one question should matter as much as ideology or loyalty: does this person have the maturity to carry the weight of the office? Titles amplify temperament. If patience is missing, power doesn’t fix it—it puts it on a loudspeaker. Across...
The Dileep case, edited hash values, and a system that asks for trust after breaking it Courts often say, “Justice must not only be done, it must be seen to be done.” In the Dileep sexual assault case, that sentence now sounds like dark comedy. The recent court order stating...
India today is not short of problems. It is short of attention. Unemployment is rising quietly. Air pollution is choking cities loudly. Public assets are being sold efficiently. And yet, national debates are dominated by one question again and again: “Should we call it India or Bharat?” “Who is a...
There was a time in Indian politics when the Lok Sabha didn’t sound like a fish market. A time when even the fiercest rivals stopped whispering, stopped heckling, and simply listened. That silence had a name: Atal Bihari Vajpayee. Not because he shouted the loudest. Not because he had brute...
One-line truth: This was not a routine local body election. This was a political mood scan — and the results are uncomfortable for the Left, energising for the UDF, and strategically encouraging for the BJP. What actually happened (minus the noise) The UDF made a strong comeback across panchayats, municipalities,...
RSS began in 1925 with a handful of men and a marching stick. A century later, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) unveils a gleaming multi-tower complex in Delhi — Keshav Kunj, a structure so massive and polished that people mistake it for a 7-star hotel. But the building is only...
