Mricchakatika as an Allegory of the Emergency
Shudraka's immortal Sanskrit play, Mricchakatika, written in the 5th Century, is an uncanny allegory of Indira Gandhi's emergency
Rahul Gandhi’s Call for Foreign Interference in India is a Lethal Part of an Old Script
The Nehru dynasty has an umbilical link with England for nearly a century. How it has used this link for its own benefit is truly shocking.
The Dead Bodies that Cemented the Invisible Nazism of the Nehruvian Congress Governments
Our archives reveal some shocking stories of how Congress brutally silenced any opposition to its hegemony barely a year after India became independent. These stories are the textbook definition of Nazism in action.
The Emergency as a Seedbed of Separatism
The aftermath of the Indian Emergency birthed a frightening growth of separatist forces who acquired enormous political clout.
The Unknown Media Heroes Named Rabindranath Vasisht and Devabrata Vasisht and the Continued Downfall of Rajdeep Sardesai
Recounting the courageous fight of two obscure journalists named Rabindranath Vasisht and Devabrata Vasisht against the Emergency contrasted with the fake news of Rajdeep Sardesai.
The Story of how a Congress Cabinet Minister Enabled the Loot of ₹ 500 Crores in the 1970s Using the State Trading Corporation
A little-known Congress scam revealing how the State Trading Corporation and the MMTC was used to loot national resources worth ₹ 500 crores in the 1970s
How the Congress Party has Surrendered to the Breaking India Forces
An essay tracing the near-comprehensive trajectory of the consequences of the Congress-Communist cosy relationship