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India must be cautious and not repeat the Nehruvian blunder of accepting Tibet as part of China and getting nothing in return except some vague promises of Afro-Asian solidarity.

India’s Leftist Academicians, anti-national media experts, corrupt politicians, anti-Hindu foreign owned media management, and controversial missionary agents, and Jihadi terrorist leaders—all seems to be worried about the rise of Hindu nationalism.

If king performs his dharma, it prompts all to perform their own respective duties righteously. Similarly, if the king resorts to adharma, it encourages others to do the same even more brazenly. Doesn't this sermon from the Mahabharata describe what is happening in Bharat today?

Today (14 May) is the Birth Anniversary of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj. He was a true Dharmaveer who didn't bow before Aurangzeb, fought with Portuguese to stop conversions & converted back many Hindus to Hinduism.

Hardly a day seems to go by when some new scam does not fall out of the dusty cabinets of some Ministry. Political pundits in Delhi are traditionally Leftist and see the world only through a single, unchanging prism.

Union Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal and Law Minister Ashwani Kumar finally resigned on Friday evening after a tumultuous week that saw the UPA’s brazenness plumb new depths.

I am very curious to see if the democratisation and institutionalisation of corruption is complete in 2014. If the current Government comes back to power, we know its all over for the India, we all once thought of.

The CBI admitted before the SC that substantial changes were made in the draft report of its probe into Coalgate as suggested by Law Minister Ashwani Kumar, Attorney General GE Vanahvati and the officials of PMO and Coal Ministry.

Had Sardar Patel been alive, how would he have dealt with the recent Chinese misdemeanour ? Perhaps the Chinese wouldn't have dared to intrude in the first place.

I don't know who is going to be proved right or whether the Indian muddle will prove us both wrong. But one thing is certain: Things can't continue like this indefinitely. India needs a Government.

The current imbroglio over the Chinese incursion in Ladakh has given citizens an uneasy sense of déjà vu. Now officially admitted as a 19-kilometre ingress, Lt Gen Prakash Katoch says it is actually 30-kilometres.

Defence Minister AK Antony insisted a few months ago that “India of today is not the India of 1962.” He claimed that “successive Governments learning lessons from the past strengthened our capabilities and modernised our armed forces.” Antony was wrong.

29 years after the anti-sikh pogrom in Delhi, in which 3000 people were massacred and 20,000 people had fled the city (as per Govt data), the victims await justice. Justice delayed is justice denied and the Sikhs of Delhi have waited for far too long.

A question I have asked myself over and over again since the Boston bombings is why terrorists in India always remain faceless ?

The usual dusty small-town India greets us as a small group of people associated with the NGO Caring Friends travel over two-and-a-half days through Aurangabad and Jalna to understand the problems in the region and what help could be given.