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India has been a welcoming country for all but there is a reason why CAA limits citizenship to minorities of Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan. In a sharp message directed at the lawmakers in city councils passing resolutions, Governor Roy exhorts them to read up on the history of India. When countries like Bangladesh are squeezing its minorities out like toothpaste, CAA provides a way for them to lead a dignified life says Governor Tathagata Roy.
Videos

Meghalaya Governor Tathagata Roy on why a humane act like the...

Sahil Mishra - July 27, 2020 1
Paundraka (Yamraj’s bull) has a weighty problem
Cartoon

Paundraka (Yamraj’s bull) has a weighty problem

Sahil Mishra - July 26, 2020 1
Opportunistic Chidambaram crying rivers on the
Corruption

Irony died 1000 deaths when Chidambaram cried on the plight of...

Team PGurus - July 26, 2020 7
Security forces wiped out top commanders of terror outfits in Kashmir valley
Terrorism

Terrorists losing support base in Kashmir valley, local recruitment on the...

Chandra Maurya - July 25, 2020 1
President Trump and Joe Biden both have not spoken on Hagia Sophia to the best of my knowledge
Opinion

Namaz was once again held in Hagia Sophia for first time...

Team PGurus - July 25, 2020 5
In Part 1 of this multi-part series, Dr. Manish Pandit walks us through the various ways in which historians/ astrologers have tried to compute the exact date for the Mahabharata war. A must watch!
Videos

With Dr. Manish Pandit on 3 ways to compute the date...

Sahil Mishra - July 25, 2020 0
After Rajiv Gandhi's assassination, PV Narasimha Rao the senior Congress leader was chosen as PM, Rao turned the dark horse and was the right choice, for his ability to take others along with vast experience
Opinion

PV Narasimha Rao – PM 1991-96 modern India’s forgotten Hero

Natraj Shetty - July 25, 2020 6
Naxals who have infiltrated just about every branch of Democracy also indulged in a Capitalist pastime, of using shell companies to store extortion money
Fraud

NIA charge-sheets Naxals for floating series of shell companies in terror...

Team PGurus - July 24, 2020 0
Tik Tok gone but Sick Talk still on
Cartoon

Tik Tok gone but Sick Talk still on

Sahil Mishra - July 24, 2020 1
Author of three books, investigative journalist and commentator, Nobel Peace Prize nominee Ethan Gutmann describes the Government sponsored Organ harvesting trade that flourishes in China. A must watch!
Videos

2017 Nobel Peace Prize nominee Ethan Gutmann on CCP: The Amazon...

Sahil Mishra - July 24, 2020 0
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BOOKS

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

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
Books

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

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

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
Books

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
Books

Book review: One solves murders, the other steals hearts

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