The opposition was not and will be not & are not the champions of “social fabric.” The present mandate has exposed their fake & divisive face thoroughly. This expose is worrying them a lot. And this is one of the reasons of their hall-gulla in the Rajya Sabha.
Last night I had a dream. In the dream, I found myself in a conclave, being addressed by top secular & liberal historians. The main topic was “BJP in the eyes of Secular History” Though I am a not good history student but I am keenly interested in the history. BJP is a hot topic currently, so I started listening attentively.
Now the law of the land is that basic structure or framework of the Constitution can not be altered. The fundamental rights, democratic framework of Indian republic, Secular character etc.of the nation can not be tinkered by any government howsoever powerful it may be.
Why there is noise Few days back, some Shiv-Sena MPs tried to put a loaf in the mouth of IRCTC manager in Maharashtra Sadan. No one can justify their act. No one right to force feed anyone even if the food prepared by him or his subordinates is no good. It has been & should […]
Mr. Ram, you are positioned to write these articles due to your long association with Journalism by virtue of inheritance. Your career has been long. I cannot say, how outstanding it has been. But from your current state of hate-mongering against Modi and his fans, we do not get a feeling of any excellence in your past.
Nitish Kumar and his Secular Face deals is a post which describes the dual character of Nitish Kumar. He said one point of time saying that leaders have to don a topi and tilak at the same time. At mosques he has no aversion in wearing a skull cap and clicking pictures with Muslims but at Gurdwara he did not cover his head despite Sikh leaders asking him to do so. He is feigning secularism. Perhaps had Sikh been 15 per cent in Bihar he would have no problem in covering his head.