Of cockroaches and termites
Frankly, even the cockroaches themselves never expected such a decisive victory.TenaciousTough<
Stop pushing it, the anti-national trope is not working
On Saturday evening, no sooner had the gathering to celebrate the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan concluded, the media personnel began to gather around and question one among the students who was carrying a placard that called for the release of Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam and the 16...
Do hunger strikes force govts to listen?
Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike against paper leaks has reignited debate over the role of fasting as a tool of political protest
Hats off to our youth and their protest
I am writing to express the immense pride I feel for the youth of our country. When we look at recent events in Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, we saw how mass movements there often turned violent. In contrast our Gen Z led their movement with remarkable peace, strategy and...
Goa govt must not harass student protesters
First a big well done to students for forcing the BJP central government to have their Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resign in face of the NEET paper leak scandal. The arrogant BJP Goa ministers particularly those to are converting land to the highest bidder under Sec 39-A, etc and involved...
TODAYS EDITORIAL
Stop pushing it, the anti-national trope is not working
On Saturday evening, no sooner had the gathering to celebrate the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan concluded, the media personnel began to gather around and question one among the students who was carrying a placard that called for the release of Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam and the 16...
OPINION & COLUMNS
Of cockroaches and termites
Frankly, even the cockroaches themselves never expected such a decisive victory.TenaciousToughTumultuousTiger-likeWhen we, the dinosaurs of India, strait-jacketed as we are in our political beliefs and positions, refusing to cross the aisle, had almost given up hope that anything substantive, rather than garish optics, was possible on India's political stage….BOOM!!Along comes...
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Hats off to our youth and their protest
I am writing to express the immense pride I feel for the youth of our country. When we look at recent events in Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, we saw how mass movements there often turned violent. In contrast our Gen Z led their movement with remarkable peace, strategy and...
