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August Month Article

  • The Indian paradigm for religious tolerance
    • Balbir Punj
      The faithfuls, for whom bloodshed ofkafirs is an article of faith, must know that ‘god is one'. For those who hold the world to ransom claiming divine injunction...…
  • “They don't have the Money“
    • The Economic Times
      One has to really strain one's ears to be able to hear Jasbir Kaur unless the conversation happens in a sound-proofed room......…
  • An Uncertain Home
    • G Seetharaman
      As the Narendra Modi government makes noises about welcoming Hindus, Sikhs and other minorities persecuted in Pakistan......…
  • Erawan and conflict resolution
    • KG Suresh
      Earlier this month, a bomb exploded close to a shrine in the centre of Thailand’s capital, Bangkok, killing about 20 people and injuring scores of others.........…
  • Modi's Instincts On Pak Are Proving Correct
    • Srinath Raghavan
      The latest terrorist attack in Udhampur has turned the spotlight on the proposed talks between the National Security Advisors of India and Pakistan......…
  • Media and its fatal obsession with the underworld
    • Jency Jacob 
      That most newsrooms, high on the 'exclusive' interview with a fugitive living overseas, are not able to perceive this distrust is a reflection of the disconnect today's media has with reality......…
  • The Islamic State's Campaign Plan
    • Vijeta Uniyal
      ISIS wants to trigger this final conflict by unleashing attacks on Indian soil. If the U.S. comes to India's aid, ISIS would declare a global Jihad, calling upon a billion Muslims to heed the call......…
  • Yakub's Angels
    • Ravinar 
      Read these words: “The blast victims are calling it justice. But look at Bada Qabrastan, and tell me if this looks like closure....…
  • Notes from a thulla
    • Abhinav Kumar
      Yakub Memon gets all legal protections, and all the tears. The policeman lives and dies unsung..….
  • Remembering Anandamayi Ma
    • Maria Wirth
      Next to the Ramakrishna Mission in Dehradun, there is a small ashram where 33 years ago, on 27th August 1982, Anandamayi Ma left her body...…...
  • Why FTII Agitators should be Prosecuted
    • Ravi Shanker Kapoor
      Pune’s Film & Television Institute of India is once again in the limelight—this time for the supposedly draconian crackdown on the striking students in a midnight swoop....…...
  • A tradition of chivalry
    • Raj Mohindra
      When Lance Naik Vedmitra Chaudhary charged headlong without any regard to his personal safety to rescue a young lady from molesters in Meerut and paid for it with his life...…...
  • Teach Pak a lesson, then hold talks: VHP
    • The Times of India
      The VHP today suggested calling off NSA-level talks with Pakistan, insisting these cannot be held in a "war-like" atmosphere and warned of a repeat of Kargil-like situation....…...
  • Guided by Bharatiya inspiration
    • Anirban Ganguly
      It would be interesting to avoid adding to the surfeit of reference to Machiavelli and to Sun Tzu...…...
  • What do Muslim women want?
    • Namita Bhandare
      An overwhelming majority of Muslim women want oral and unilateral divorce banned and clerics who send such notices punished, says a survey...…...
  • UP minister threatens scribes for bad press
    • Pervez Iqbal Siddiqui
      UP's minister of state for primary education, Vijay Bahadur Singh, issued an open threat to journalists in the state for giving 'bad press to the government'...…...
  • And Macaulay’s Idea Of India Endures
    • Ramnath Narayanswamy
      The Indian Education system is still dominated by a colonial mindset. Despite the passing of more than six decades since independence.…...
  • Playing games with the country’s sovereignty
    • Sandhya Jain
      On July 16, the Srinagar Bench of the Jammu & Kashmir High Court set a dangerous precedent by ruling that the State Legislature and not the Parliament of India, is sovereign.…...
  • Cong has painted itself into a corner
    • Swapan Dasgupta
      As a general rule, Indian politics, like the politics of most vibrant democracies, tends to be excessively self-contained. …...
  • Lest We Forget
    • Ravi Shankar
      Good job. They caught Kasab 2. Mohammed Naved, the Pakistani terrorist—predictably our friendly neighbourhood terrorist nation denies his citizenship…...
  • Ping Porn Pong
    • Twinkle Khanna
      10 am  A massive quake shook India and as virtual tectonic plates shifted, more than 125 million men.…...
  • My Meeting With PM Modi
    • Aditya Thackeray
      We live in an age where everything is divided into the availability of something and its application.…...
  • Temple run
    • Joeanna Rebello, TNN
      Despite five attacks this year, Hindu temples in the US are growing in spirit and scale.…...
  • Pakistan’s new normal
    • The Indian Express
      Its Supreme Court has retreated from its insistence on ‘due process’ in a state that is no longer sovereign.…...
  • Has terror a connection to religion?
    • Maria Wirth
      “Terror has no religion” is often repeated by politicians and media. At the same time, the most dangerous terrorists of our times like the Islamic State.…...
  • Has terror a connection to religion?
    • Maria Wirth
      “Terror has no religion” is often repeated by politicians and media. At the same time, the most dangerous terrorists of our times like the Islamic State.…...
  • Tamil becomes wearable!
    • A. Shrikumar
      T-shirts and accessories with Tamil captions and designs are becoming a trend among the youth..…...
  • Tipu Sultan was a false hero
    • Sandeep Balakrishna, @SandeepWeb
      To claim that he fought against the British for India’s freedom ignores historical truths and defies logic..…...
  • Why Amartya Sen Is Wrong
    • Jaithirth Rao
      It is necessary for an intellectual of Sen’s standing to help India, but he can help only if he is willing to illuminate his discussions with his intelligence, not with his prejudices.…....
  • I am a Kaffir and I need a Hug
    • Tufail Ahmad  @tufailelif
      In the afternoon of 6 August, a blindfolded Muslim man named Mazim Mullah stood in a Mumbai street with his hands stretched open…....
  • How India rotted under the Raj
    • Anirban Ganguly
      Congress leader Shashi Tharoor was right on the exploitative nature of British rule, only he is not the first Indian to say so or to study it.........
  • The battle between secular India and Bharat
    • Sanjeev Nayyar
      A left-leaning centralised socialist model has created a shortage/entitlement economy. In fact one of the reasons for India's limited progress is that post-independent India is at odds with its true nature........
  • Look who is speaking of mediocrity
    • Dr Mrs Hilda Raja
      Rahul Gandhi thinks that politics is a big ‘tamasha’. He has his coterie sycophants to keep prodding him on......
  • Amnesty International’s crocodile tears
    • Anish Gupta/ Aaleya Giri
      The human rights group doesn’t have its branches in non-democratic or Islamic countries. Is it because they are concerned about their own safety?.......
  • A war that India must win
    • Tavleen Singh
      If Yakub Memon had not spent 20 years in jail before he was finally hanged there would have been less sympathy for him........
  • Protesters hound Mamata in London
    • Antonia Filmer
      The Foreign and Commonwealth Office held a reception for Mamata and later, sources say, forwarded the bill to the West Bengal government.........
  • Media-bridge over the Pir Panjal
    • KG Suresh
      Without becoming pampheteers for the seperatists’ azaadi call, the Delhi-based media needs to be more sensitive in its coverage of Kashmir........

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