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One hopes, though one is not optimistic, that this action to some extent corrects the lunacy which has infected our national media and has damaged our nation, notes Aakar Patel.

By ​Praveen Rai The elections in UP, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Manipur, and Goa are primarily a formal process for selecting a party or alliance based on voters' feedback, but it will also provide a collateral assessment of the ideological dominance of Modi ‘wave’ in competitive politics. The term ‘wave’ means an electoral phenomenon that leads to major gains or losses for a

Patel analyses government data on India's performance under Narendra Modi to conclude that the 'Modi years', which coincided with the years when India's 'demographic dividend' should have been realised, represent a huge missed opportunity.

After one of the ugliest by-elections of recent times, social media is still awash with stories of racist abuse and misinformation in Batley and Spen. The dirty tricks included a Labour leaflet with a photograph of Boris Johnson shaking hands with the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi next to a slogan warning voters not to risk a Tory MP who is not on your side. It was clear dog-whistle politics, playing up to the perceived hostility of the constituencys large Muslim population to Hindu-domin...

After killing 6 goats, 11 sheep in Bengalurus Girinagar, Leopard spotted in Nandi corridor | Watch When what they say or do makes all the news, its only fair to shine some spotlight on how they appear too. In a video gone viral for all the right reasons, PM Boris Johnson can be seen taking an unexpected rude question and tackling it in the most appropriate gentle manner. "Quick question from my mum...Why do you never ever brush your hair...even when youre representing the country abroad, your h...