Tag: Jawaharlal Nehru
Modi, Nehru, and Riedel’s ‘JFK’s Forgotten Crisis’—A bitter irony
By wielding Bruce Riedel’s JFK’s Forgotten Crisis against Nehru, Modi may have handed his critics a powerful argument—one that questions his own strategic moves in the global arena.
Partition of Bengal – A saga of lost hopes and homeland
The partition of Bengal in 1947 is a forgotten chapter in history, although its trauma and pain are still visible in the lives of the people.
Why a Sino-Indian military face-off needs de-escalation, not chest-thumping?
Up in the Himalayas, there is a peculiar turn of events this week as the Sino-Indian military face-off in eastern Ladakh’s Galwan River valley has turned ugly on the night […]
Sanjay Gandhi: The tyrant of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty whom Modi loves to forget
Despite attacking the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty on each occasion why does Modi remains quiet on Sanjay Gandhi, the tyrant who ruled India during emergency?
Time to answer Anantkumar Hegde’s Islamophobic ranting over Rahul Gandhi’s religion
Anantkumar Hegde can’t ask Rahul Gandhi his religious identity, as irrespective of faith, the Constitution allows each citizen to question the government.
Decaying Democracy and Denying Due: Our new India
Since opening gates to the neo-liberal economy, India is adorned with the titular compliment of being the largest democracy in the world. There is no apprehension in this, with our […]
Nehru Beats Modi in the Race to Palestine
The media is portraying the visit of Narendra Modi to Ramallah of Palestine as the “first ever” by an Indian prime minister to the “State of Palestine”, as recognised by […]
Gun of Nathuram Godse That Killed Gandhi Isn’t Silent Yet
The curious case of Nathuram Godse killing Mohandas Gandhi and the intricacies of Indian fascism, represented by the RSS and the Congress party.
Know About Narendra Modi’s Love for Vallabhbhai Patel
The Narendra Modi government has brought a peculiar trend in India – celebrating the idea of “national unity” by spreading divisiveness; talking about the unity of the country by actually […]