Filtered ‘Periyar’ Pethis Stooping New Lows: The News Minute Blames “Monogamy” For Dowry Harassment...
The news of the death by suicide of a newly married woman Rithanya, in Tiruppur, Tamil Nadu, sent shockwaves across...
Why India’s Education System Must Shift Focus From Marks To Skills
For decades, India’s education system has been driven by an obsession with marks and standardised examinations. From board exams to...
Despite Cows Not Being Plenty In Arabia, How And Why Cow Slaughter Became Part...
Beef in India is a political food. It is not a question of individual rights over what they have in...
Muslims, the Pahalgam Attack, The Urgent Need For Deradicalization And The Role Of The...
The recent terror attack in Pahalgam, where innocent civilians and pilgrims were targeted, once again exposes the dangerous fault lines...
The Pathetic State Of Pakistan: Unmasking the Toxic Core Of The Terrorist State
The rivalry between India and Pakistan, born in blood during the Partition of 1947, remains one of the most persistent...
Who Fears A Thriving Kashmir? The Truth Behind The “Cultural Invasion” Propaganda
The recent horrific terror attack in Pahalgam that claimed over 26 tourist lives - mainly Hindus, has once again brought...
“These Sanghis”: DMK MP & Senior Counsel Representing TN Govt P. Wilson Speaks Like...
In a courtroom that demands decorum, integrity, and intellectual rigor, senior counsel P. Wilson’s defense of Tamil Nadu Forest Minister...
DMK’s Federalism Push Through Kurian Joseph Committee: Stalin’s Soft Secessionist Gambit Disguised As Constitutional...
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin recently announced the formation of a high-level committee headed by retired Supreme Court Justice...
Milords, India Is a Democracy, Not a Judiciocracy: As Waqf Encroaches Lands, The Judiciary...
The Supreme Court of India, revered as the guardian of the Constitution, has increasingly morphed into an overreaching behemoth, trampling...
The Judiciary’s Dangerous Double Standard: Protecting Its Own Power While Usurping Others’
The Supreme Court’s latest verdict, imposing a three-month deadline for presidential assent to state bills, marks a watershed moment in...
