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The Tiranga belongs to every Indian; turning it into a tactical defence against enforcement risks politicising a shared national symbol

Want to loot a bank? Carry the Tiranga

Ganesan Subramanian - October 17, 2026

The 2005 cable recorded Saeed Naqvi’s claims about Rahul Gandhi but did not present them as a CIA diagnosis or an established U.S. government medical assessment

Rahul Gandhi has psychological problems, according to CIA

The reported X Spaces conversation comes amid escalating opposition protests targeting the Election Commission and CEC Gyanesh Kumar

Secret plan to stage a revolution to topple Modi out in the open; Bhushan and CJP emerge as key conspirators

Protest is a right. Claiming to speak for millions without proof should not be.

Who speaks for the silent majority?

Why GDP per capita alone cannot measure whether economic growth is improving life at the bottom

How to measure how well the poor are living?

There is a need for greater diversity in the representation of Hinduism in the media, both in terms of the stories that are told

West’s Hatred for Hinduism & India: Views of an unbiased Western...

Ganesan Subramanian - April 3, 2023 0

Georgia's resolution is very comprehensive and includes the contributions of the highly educated Hindu community in every profession

Georgia condemns Hinduphobia and Anti-Hinduism: Other states should follow

Vijendra Agarwal - April 3, 2023 1

People have been debating about BJP’s chances if it were to fight the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, alone or without an alliance with AIADMK

Can BJP win TN 2024 elections, if it fights alone?

Ganesan Subramanian - March 31, 2023 2

Mr. Annamalai has made it clear that he is willing to put forth the utmost effort and hard work to convince people to vote for his party under the leadership of PM Modi

Prime Minister should stand by Mr. Annamalai in Tamil Nadu politics

N.S. Venkataraman - March 19, 2023 2

Judges should have the humility to agree that they may be able to accomplish this only to an extent, as subjectivities are involved in judgments

Why the Supreme Court is dead wrong and what it can...

Ganesan Subramanian - March 17, 2023 1

Sarojini Naidu suffered a heart attack and died on March 2, 1949, at Lucknow in Uttar Pradesh

Interesting information capsules regarding Smt. Sarojini Naidu

Dr. S. Padmapriya - March 2, 2023 0

If the ruling party is corrupt and discriminatory, we should let the people judge the Modi govt in the next elections and punish it accordingly

Modi government is hard on Opposition, soft on BJP: What should...

Ganesan Subramanian - March 1, 2023 0

We remember Dr. Rajendra Prasad for his core beliefs of being connected to our Hindu civilizational roots, serving the people, and standing up for what is right!

Somnath has been a sacred place from time immemorial – Dr....

Balaji - February 28, 2023 0

The beloved child of Bharat Mata passed away on the 26th of February of 1966 at the age of 82 after a long-drawn fast

Veer Vinayak Damodar Savarkar – The greatest patriot ever

Dr. S. Padmapriya - February 26, 2023 0

The benefits of averting wars, some of which could spiral into nuclear or world war, are immeasurable

How the next war/ world war can be averted

Ganesan Subramanian - February 25, 2023 0

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BOOKS

Why the race for chips and critical minerals is reshaping the global order

Book review: An introduction to the world of chips, microprocessors &...

A strongly critical response to Under a Saffron Sky and challenges the ideological framework through which it argues the book interprets India

Book review: Ismat Ara’s ‘Under a Saffron Sky’

Skip Farmer Power—You'll lose nothing. Read it—You'll lose your time

Farmer Power: An outdated ideology

An examination of how competing historical narratives, political ideologies and academic interpretations have shaped public understanding of India's past since Independence

Book review: Eminent historians exposed again

Keigo Higashino's 'Guilt' delivers a gripping crime mystery, while Sudha Murty's 'The Gopi Diaries' celebrates innocence, family and the timeless bond between humans and pets

Book review: One solves murders, the other steals hearts

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