CPEC Master Plan a Charter of Servitude

By signing CPEC, is Pakistan signing away its freedom to China? Will the elite of Pakistan take a cut and sign anything? Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif may have received an exceptionally warm welcome when he arrived in Beijing on May 13, 2017 for the Border Road Initiative (BRI) summit, … Read More

National Herald: Gandhi family unravelling

  Congress Party president Sonia Gandhi and vice president Rahul Gandhi are in a blue funk, unable to explain their illegal takeover of the assets of the National Herald Group in 2012, by transferring its shares to a company, Young India, in which they control 76 per cent stake. Briefly, … Read More

Kulbhushan Jadhav: Pakistan may question ICJ jurisdiction

  Although Indian national Kulbhushan Sudhir Jadhav, tried and sentenced to death by a Pakistan military court on April 10, 2017 for allegedly being an Indian spy in Balochistan, has won a temporary reprieve with the intervention of the International Court of Justice, the road ahead is treacherous. Islamabad has … Read More

Venezuela resists regime change

  The fingerprints of US oil and multinational corporations seeking control of the strategic natural resources of Venezuela are reputedly behind the unrest on the streets of Caracas, which has claimed 35 lives since violence broke out on April 10 this year. Oil has always been considered a strategic resource … Read More

Need to extend AFSPA to Maoist territory

  The Centre must give a fitting response to the shocking ambush and murder of 25 CRPF jawans at Burkapal in the Bastar forests of Sukma district by Maoist killer squads on April 24, 2017. This is Chhattisgarh’s second deadly ambush this year; 12 CRPF jawans having been gunned down … Read More

Priyanka: Problematic explanation

  The mills of god grind slowly, but they grind exceedingly fine. Congress president Sonia Gandhi’s daughter, Priyanka Vadra, shot herself in the foot when she sprang into the limelight fearing an exposé in the Dhingra Commission report that has concluded that her husband, Robert Vadra, a small time exporter … Read More

Ethics, technicalities of a Sports Culture

Plans to move Sports from the State List to the Concurrent List to boost the development of sports across the country have not come a day too soon as Indian youth show attraction towards diverse sports – wrestling, badminton, tennis, football, shooting, athletics, and others. Notwithstanding the spectacular money power … Read More

Legal battle launched for Kulbhushan Jadhav

Supreme Court senior advocate and patron, J&K Panther’s Party, Prof Bhim Singh, has taken the lead in the battle for the release of Indian national, Mr Kulbhushan Sudhir Jadhav, who was arrested in March 2016 in mysterious circumstances (most likely abducted from Chabahar, Iran), denounced as a spy fomenting trouble … Read More

Monsanto sneaks in banned GM seeds

  Agriculture multinational, Monsanto, that is doggedly pushing Genetically Modified (GM) seeds in India despite the spectacular collapse of Bt Cotton, has been fraudulently introducing Round-Up resistant GMO Cotton in a number of States, without the knowledge and approval of the statutory bodies, most notably the Genetic Engineering Approval Committee … Read More