ninadkulkarni

The first and the second richest persons in India have become a virtual punching bag for not only the anti-reformists but also for the entirety of the political left.

As we put the worst part of the health crisis behind us, it is important to ponder upon a few issues that didn’t receive any attention barring a few criticisms on social media.

The Left which associates itself with ideas like weakness, progressivism, identity politics, etc. is following nothing but an updated version of marxism.

The Ram mandir movement is civilizationally important as it brought in not only the mainstream Hindu voices but also many subaltern voices that did not have a voice in the broader national discourse. It is after a long time that people stood up for something casting aside their caste and even religious divisions.

The Chinese have been crawling their way back to dominance after the ‘century of humiliation’.

Why is that the suicide of an actor caused such an uproar among the masses? Are there any deeper social undercurrents to this?

We in our vibrant democracy in India have not had an effective opposition for most of its post independent history.