Editorial

M. M Khajooria 26th November, the blackest of black days in our recent history came , was observed and lapsed into the limbo.  Yes,  we the tradition- ridden Indians did  observe  with due solemnity the sixth anniversary of the dastardly …
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A Surya Prakash Although there have been howls of protest over Gujarat's path-breaking law to make voting compulsory in elections to local bodies, this is certainly a move that is worthy of serious examination. Those familiar with the…
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Isher Singh Jasrotia The right of women in J and K  is on the stake and under constraint. The statement made by Prime Minister Narinder Modi, during his rally at Jammu, before the general elections regarding the different treatment given…
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The death of an Australian Test cricketer Philip Huges, in a freak accident on the field raises once again questions on the safety of the players. Huges died of head injuries during a Sheffield Shield match. Though he was wearing a helmet…
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At a time when most of the developing and developed nations are vying for economic prosperity, we have a nation in Pakistan which has not till date thought beyond Kashmir when it comes to relations with India. Even, the US President Barak…
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After black umbrellas, it was black shawls that Trinamool Congress members used in Lok Sabha to rake up the issue of black money. It looks that the search for elusive black money for Bharatiya Janta Party is not going to be an easy one. Lal…
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 Er.Rajesh Pathak During the British regime in 19th century the one who rose on the social horizon of Maharashtra as a first such social reformer  to give his what is truly called an active contribution in socially uplifting the deprived…
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Anoop Sharma By now, India and this world at large proudly accept the teacher/Guru/facilitator as the main foundation of society. The fact is also realised and put-forth by our PM Narinder Modi at Australia's Alphonse Arena  in Sydney…
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 Parthasarathy A recent report issued by the Pentagon has, for the first time, alluded to "sanctuaries" in Pakistan for harbouring terrorists on its borders with both Afghanistan and India. This is not the first time that the Pentagon has…
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The piling up of cases in consumer forums across the Country over the years has really defeated the purpose of quick justice. If these works like normal Courts and people have to wait for two to three years for justice the very objective of…
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