Throughout her article, Time reporter Sanya Mansoor used a brutal episode of Islamist terror to build a case against the Hindu community. She pontificated that Hindus by way of their speech and actions have 'rightfully' drawn the wrath of Islamists

The associated charge, repeated in Outlook and all the other publications, was that historians who had now been nominated to the ICHR were the ones who supported the proposition that there had been a Ram temple at Ayodhya before it was replaced by the Babri mosque

The choice of Droupadi Murmu presents a problem for the liberal elites and it will be dealt with in the exact same way. Propaganda, snide remarks, tangential attacks, outright lies and half-truths. And of course, selective blackouts

While the program was on, the host VK got upset with live comments that said what he was doing amounted to Desh-Droh. He derisively asked if any of those commenting like this even know what is “Desh”? This arrogance and know-it-all attitude is so very typical of editors and self-declared intellectuals

The reality is that the people being persecuted inside India and also outside the country are actually the Hindus. One has to ponder over the question – where did terrorism start from? Terrorism started from Pakistan

One of the first proponents of the phenomena was Cornell University Economics Professor Kaushik Basu (which is why we are humbly naming the syndrome after him)

The Congress leaders created mayhem, the national capital was thrown out of gear simply because an official investigating agency, the Enforcement Directorate, called Rahul

In the last YEARS, rural India was dependent on Kerosene and wood for the kitchen. Wood had an impact on the environment and Kerosene was distributed via PDS in limited quantity. The dependence on Kerosene by rural India gives a tough choice to our soldiers for whom Kerosene is a lifeline

NDTV India falsely reported that UAE has banned import of Indian wheat, while the country has only banned re-export of wheat imported from India