Nawab Nehru’s education system, a euphemism for Marxist indoctrination, birthed a new breed of Hindus which, over successive generations came to identify themselves as liberals, another euphemism for intellectual Stalinism. It is these Hindus who have willingly, gladly, joyously warmed the beds of the slaughterers of their ancestors and
Nothing has changed. The centerstage of the theatre of Jihad-fuelled carnage largely remains the same. Only that its side wings have jutted out and continue to expand westwards—from West Bengal to Uttar Pradesh…that other theatre of the same carnage located at the near-extreme north-western India,
As anticipated, seasoned boxer Amit Shah delivered the knockout blow yesterday in a marathon session of the Rajya Sabha, which culminated in passing the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill by the upper house as well. The assorted media mouthpieces of the Congress and its secular friends were more in tune with this
Amit Shah, once again, performed on the floor of the Parliament like a seasoned boxer at his combative best, smashing, pounding and battering a bunch of runty baloneys into helpless submission and groaning protest. This is the sum and substance of the passage of the much-needed and long-awaited
At the outset, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah justly deserve the nationwide kudos that’s coming their way in massive waves from across the globe. And then some more. They’ve made history and we’re witnessing it. Live. The albatross of Article 370 has been
The Puranic story of Raktabijasura is one of my all-time favourites. Very briefly, Raktabijasura is a Rakshasa, a demon who is endowed with a boon that he thinks will make him deathless. Accordingly, each time a single drop of blood falls from his body, a new Raktabijasura is born.
This column is authored by Kashyap Naik, a practising lawyer. In a recent speech during August 2017 at Bangalore, Amit Shah, the national president of BJP, interestingly cited a few fundamentals for a political party: “The worth and credibility of a political party is mainly determined by three factors, (a)
The bugle for the upcoming Gujarat Assembly polls has been sounded by an uncanny candidate: the Far Left viper-pit named The Wire, which suddenly woke up to what it calls “the golden touch” of Jay Amit Shah, son of BJP President, Amit Shah. The story, incorrectly filed under the