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Any haste dealing with Pakistan can again prove costly. Nawaz Sharif should be waited till he takes some concrete steps on the ground. It has to be seen whether he reins in the radicals and ISI or continues to follow their anti-India agenda...« full story »

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After humiliating Amit Shah, conspiracy hatched to frame Rajasthan senior BJP leader Gulab Chand Kataria in fake charges ahead of Assembly polls..« full story »

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THE MOVING FINGER WRITES

What is it that is wrong with China? Why is it in an aggressive mood? It is, to say the least – a little disturbing to realise that the Chinese incursion into Indian territory in Ladakh was as much as 10 km and what is equally disturbing is that it has coincided with the murderous attack on Sarabjit Singh in a Pakistan jail. Were both the events pre-planned?..« full story »

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The Maharashtra Government headed by Congress Chief Minister Prithviraj Chauhan finds itself in a catch-22 situation over the much publicised Local Body Tax (LBT) issue since one month...« full story »

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The people of Jammu awoke to a new dawn on May 7th. The sweet sounds of ‘Vande Mataram’ and ‘Bharat Mata ki Jai’ that reverberated through the entire town of Jammu came as a pleasant surprise for them...« full story »

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“We are committed to bring about a new transformation in the society, nay in the entire world. Anything new is not created sans pain and toil. Even a new birth is not without labour pains. ..« full story »

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The very beginning of the newly elected Karnataka Government is controversial. Majority people are calling it sheer Muslim appeasement, while some see it as an attempt on the part of the Chief Minister Siddaramaiah as a way to look secular...« full story »

ITIHAAS

These days a brutal civil war is going on in Syria, with brother fighting against brother. Thousands have died and much blood has been spilt. In this scenario, it is ..« full story »

News RoundUp

Saraswati Shishu Vidya Mandir schools run by the Shikhya Bikas Samiti, affiliated to the Vidya Bharati, continues to perform exceptionally well in secondary examinations in Odisha. This year 11,432 students from 897 Shishu Mandir schools appeared in the Board Examination 2013..« full story »

MEDIA WATCH

Press Council of India chairman Markandey Katju wants the media to employ only candidates with a diploma or degree in journalism from a recognised school or college, to raise media standards...« full story »

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Independent probe in Coal Scam is impossible until the prime accused continues to occupy the top post in the government..« full story »

In Focus

Chinese new Prime Minister Li Keqiang is visiting India from May 19. Recently India’s Minister of External Affairs Salman Khurshid had also visited China. Immediately before his visit, China had trespassed Indian Territory and came 19 kilometers deep in Ladakh,..« full story »

UP Newsletter

The regional caste-based parties of Uttar Pradesh, which are known for harassment and persecution of those castes which were not aligned with them, have now started alluring Brahmins by holding their sammelans and making..« full story »

The Trendsetter

Despite having the largest number of dams in the country, Maharashtra reels under the worst ever drought. About 1/5 of its area with over 30 million people are severely affected. About one decade back the condition of Gujarat’s Saurashtra ..« full story »

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The most important charge made by the CAG in its Draft and Final Report was that of the Government’s legal authority to auction the coal blocks was not exercised. Coal blocks were allocated in an inefficient manner...« full story »

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RSS Sarsanghachalak Shri Mohan Bhagwat urged the countrymen to stop blaming the government agencies for everything and realise their own responsibility towards the society and the nation...« full story »

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Senior Sangh Pracharak Shri Arun Kumar termed the recent Chinese incursion as a strategic failure of the Government of India. Delivering the 20th Bhaurao Memorail lecture in Lucknow recently he said since 1947 there has been direct and indirect attacks on the country and we had lost a large chunk of our territory to Pakistan..« full story »

Readers’ Forum

It is shocking to read in the Organiser that this timid government of ours instead of defanging the venemous section of the minority has yielded to their whims and caprices and stopped Ramnavami celebrations at Ayodhya which were being observed their for the last 64 years...« full story »

Special Report

Signing up a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Coca Cola for a bottling project meant to be set up in the verdant region near Vikas Nagar in district Dehradun, 32 kms from Sahaspur, has kicked up a major row in Uttarakhand in the past month...« full story »

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Former Railway Minister Pawan Bansal is all set to get a clean chit in the ‘job for sell’ scam, following which he had to step down on May 10. The CBI which had claimed to have concrete evidences against him in the scam, now seems to be taking a U-turn...« full story »

COLUMN

These days a lot of RTs are in the news. Well, here I do not mean ‘ReTweet’ by RTs. That’s another story for yet another article. Here, RTs is ‘Right To’. ..« full story »

Special Focus

Those who are aware of the demography of north-eastern states must know that it is still difficult for the nationalist forces to work in some of the areas of the region. Despite that, the nationalist forces are active in the entire region, maybe in different forms...« full story »

Interview of Week

I was lucky, by the grace of our Wahe Guru. On Oct 31, 1984 I drove my wife through the backstreets of Delhi to escape the mobs which were hunting helpless Sikhs in the city. I was hidden by my Hindu landlord in the loft at his house. Later I fled to Chandigarh in the cockpit of an overcrowded plane...« full story »

Thinking Aloud

Margaret Thatcher ceased to be prime minister of Britain nearly a quarter century ago. Yet when she passed away last month, newspapers wrote so much about her as if a queen had died. She was accorded a lavish funeral, complete with a military parade,..« full story »

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The first year Sangh Shiksha Varaga of North Tamil Nadu concluded on May 12 with a grand public function on May 11 at Gudiyatham. The Varga had begun on April 22 with 227 shiksharthis from 19 districts...« full story »

COLUMN

“The heart of the report was changed on the suggestion of government officials,” the Supreme Court observed on May 8, 2013, referring to the C.B.I. report on the coal allotment scam...« full story »

Kids' Org

Lakshmi Bai, the pious wife of Damodar Pant, an erudite scholar of Sanskrit, gave birth to a son on May 28, 1883 at Bhagpur village of Nasik, in Maharashtra.This second son of Damodar Pant is Vinayak Savarkar..« full story »

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