Modi

India is the “flavour of the month”. With world leaders wooing Modi and targeting Xi, it sure looks like “our moment under the Sun” has come. The reasons for this newfound “love” for India are many. They include a West that is both weary and wary of China’s rise, Xi’s…

KS Muralidharan Oppose Modi, but be sensible. Don’t lose your sense of proportion, propriety, and probity. Tweeting a hashtag on Modi using cusswords (too vulgar to mention here) and that too from a verified official party Twitter handle like the Aam Aadmi Party did, is just that — trying to…

When push comes to shove, their stance, their beliefs and their idea of India is very clear. What they stand for is not surprising anymore and their timing is praiseworthy and convenient. When you support a dictator, you stand with them. When you don’t speak against a political party that…

Imagine a world in which a doppelganger (look-alike) of PM Modi becomes more popular than the PM himself. We know this is highly unlikely in our world. But today we will meet with a few similar situations in science and mathematics. Long back ago, a calculator company did a survey…

India is poised to overtake China to become the most populous nation in the world. This means more youth need education, jobs, and livelihoods supported by world-class infrastructures such as schools, colleges, universities, and physical infrastructures such as civic amenities and healthcare services. While most of these facilities take time…

Teesta Setalvad, arrested for probing Modi’s role in 2002 Gujarat riots, targeted online by BJP supporters and other Hindu nationalists — By Nishtha Gupta A campaign targeting a detained human rights activist who had spent two decades trying to hold Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi accountable for his role in the deadly 2002 Gujarat riots is based on a misleading tweet about her family’s history in Indian politics. …

In this episode, Supreme Court Senior Advocate Vivek Sood helps us understand from a legal angle the closure of allegations against PM Narendra Modi. The Supreme Court recently accepted the clean chit given to Prime Minister Narendra Modi by the SIT constituted to investigate his alleged role in the 2002 Gujarat riots. Watch on YouTube here: Listen on top podcast platforms here: https://pod.link/thekajstudio

The fracture in the Shiv Sena shows the vulnerability of ideologically ambiguous family owned enterprises to predatory and hostile bids funded by political venture capital. By Shankkar Aiyar |Published: 26th June 2022 01:27 AM | History, it is said, does not repeat itself but it often rhymes. The story of…