And now Shah Faesal
After Omar Abdullah and Mahbooba Mufti, it is now Shah Faesal. The former civil servant has been booked under infamous Pubic Safety Act which allows detention without trial from six months to
AAP ki Dilli
Arvind Kejriwal’s Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has dealt a stunning defeat to the BJP in Delhi assembly elections. This is the third consecutive win for the AAP since it made its debut
Promises for power continue
As parliamentary elections are underway, election promises by the candidates and their campaigners are all time high. They are promising everything under the sun. National Conference leadership, the state’s key pro India
Silence on lynching
The world’s largest democracy is having to cope with problems that would be deemed to belong to quite another time and clime. A major crime that has fuelled widespread fear and lynching
Danger in Kashmir
Tampering with nature is sure to bring serious consequences. Nature has no compassion and accepts no excuses. The only punishment it knows is death and devastation. That is how it punished it
True Religion Stands For Unity and Peace
Everywhere we find unrest, strife and dissension. In all fields and situations of life, there is clamour for power and wealth. Acute differences about religious beliefs have also been responsible for discord
Save Srinagar
In 2016, the central government declared that, both, Jammu and Srinagar—the rotational capital cities of Jammu and Kashmir—included in the list of 100 smart cities that BJP had promised to develop during
From raping to lynching
India, as nation, is putting on unusual names for all wrong reasons. For the frequent sexual assaults on women across the country, it earned the acrimony of being a rape country—rapistan. Delhi,
Pakistan elections
Pakistan is going to elect a new government on July 25, a historic event that will mark only the country’s second ever democratic transition of power. Four main contenders for power are