Tag Archives: Narendra Modi

The New Face of Terror

Posted on June 16, 2014 by

Narendra Modi’s success in inviting the SAARC heads of states for his swearing-in ceremony was heralded as a diplomatic masterstroke. But what eluded most of the foreign policy experts was that he was possibly forced to take the decision. The … Continue reading →

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India's Hour of Shame

Posted on June 14, 2014 by

Ultimately, the rape and hanging of two minor girls in Katra, Badaun, that has provoked worldwide outrage, is the result of a systemic rot. It has happened before—maybe not in this defiant and intrusive way that challenged every civilized norm … Continue reading →

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Mission Possible

Posted on June 14, 2014 by

He does not want any third party “intervention, prompting or pressure” in Kashmir. He believes that Pakistan harbors a “compulsive hostility” against India. He thinks of Maoists as “enemy of the state”.  By Vishwas Kumar

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How green is my valley?

Posted on June 2, 2014 by

The high profile election battle in Varanasi brought into focus the need for cleaning the Ganga and other rivers. But top environmental activist MC Mehta has waged a struggle for our rivers and forests for decades now. By Diva Arora

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Terror Trail

Posted on June 2, 2014 by

The new government has to devise novel strategies to tackle increased militancy in Pakistan and Afghanistan. By Col R Hariharan

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