Editorial: Interlocutors’ Report - A Surrender before Separatists
Editorial: Interlocutors Report - A Surrender before Separatists The Editorial Team The Interlocutors' Report released by the Government of India has generated lots of heat in the public domain. The central government appointed the J&K Interlocutors Group on October 13, 2010.The interlocutors, eminent journalist Dilip Padgaonkar, academicians Radha Kumar and M. M. Ansari, submitted their report to the Minister on October 12, 2011 which was made public by the Home Ministry on May 24, 2012. The report seeking a New Compact with Jammu and Kashmir cov... Read More >>
Hindu Rashtra: The Only Way to Stop the Partisan Politics That is Destroying India
Hindu Rashtra: The Only Way to Stop the Partisan Politics That is Destroying India Dr. Babu Suseelan DECLARE INDIA AS A HINDU RASHTRA. This is the only one cure for the plague of cynicism, Islamic terrorism, and appeasement of Muslims, internal disturbances created by subversive agents, anti Indian attitude of the media, political corruption, lack of economic progress, and crises created by regional- criminal politicians, and inefficiency and corruption in the bureaucracy. Our enemies have injected so many thought viruses in Indian political life. The only cure fo... Read More >>
Christian Imperialism in India
Christian Imperialism in India Dr. Gautam Sen Indian independence was not the watershed naively assumed to be. It was a significant political retreat for the British colonial power, but did not constitute total rout. The colonial authority left behind a venal, anti-national communist front it had comprehensively suborned through the agency of its wartime anti-Nazi alliance with the USSR. Its sole raison d'etre turns out to have been to harass and weaken the Indian State at the instigation of Anglo-American agencies. Indian c... Read More >>
JP and India’s Second Freedom
JP and India’s Second Freedom - I MG Devasahayam
This extinction of freedom in the country brought about an eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation between Indira Gandhi, the self-appointed dictator and Jayaprakash Narayan, popularly known as JP, the congenital democrat. While the former was the epitome of power and pelf, the later abjured all desire for power, but wielded immense moral authority. By the time the confrontation ended in March 1977, JP had won with India regaining its Freedom. Acknowledging this, veteran journalist Kuld... Read More >>
Why Does India Tend to Collapse So Often?
Why Does India Tend to Collapse So Often? cinemarasik.com Some time ago we spoke to an Indian-American professor, an economist with a sterling record of success, an adviser to global organizations and a professor at a prestigious American University. He had appeared on a major Financial TV network and in that interview, the European-American anchor mangled his simple name. This professor did not correct the anchor's pronunciation, he simply went on with the interview. We asked him why he chose to accept the indignity silently. He said... Read More >>