Delhi’s Pollution Dilemma
If the government wishes to reduce the usage of cars, it is imperative that it provides some additional facilities to the public that encourages them to leave their cars at home.
Amir Khan & Intolerance
So Amir Khan’s wife says “maybe it is time to leave India and settle somewhere else” and pronto Amir Khan gets convinced that the…
Excuse Me, I Forgot My Nationality
The facts of the case against Mr Gandhi are clear. In a Company incorporated in 2003 in UK, in many documents his nationality has been marked as BRITISH while in some it is INDIAN.
OROP – What Next
There is no point in trying to educate the nation’s citizens on the plight of a soldier whether during service or after retirement. It is a waste of effort since a common Indian has no time for all this. All his energies are directed towards his own innumerable problems that he faces on a daily basis.
Majority, Minorities & Democracy
Democracy is defined as ‘a form of government in which the supreme power is vested in the people and exercised directly by them or…
Powerless Sayeed – misplaced critique of J&K coalition government
Frankly I did not know who Mr Fahad Shah was till I checked on the net and after that I had no illusion on…
AAP’s Kanjari Politics
Indian politicians are known to care two hoots for national interests in their quest to pursue their personal interests. Mr. Kejriwal, despite his noble…
Good Governance – An Uphill Task
We have all heard the term ‘Good Governance’ very frequently in last couple of years since Mr Narendra Modi first stated it during his…
OROP & the Dengue Mess
It is a fact that the state of Delhi gets a serious dose of Dengue Fever every year from around July to end October…
OROP – A Fresh Approach
The One Rank One Pay (OROP) issue for the armed forces has become a balloon that is being inflated continuously and is now close…