The Rogue General rocks. Really. Look at all the accolades he’s getting from the media. Inhouse terrorist-sympathizers and from his own country’s media (they won’t do otherwise).
But his million-forked tongue is ever vigilant. Truly, a man for all seasons. He keeps everyone happy. The Big Bush Boss, our Puppet Prime Minister and his ever-reliable [...]
Dilip D’Souza, bleeding-heart liberal recounts his experiences on a train journey where he saw only poverty. And says that 15 years of liberalisation has not helped reduce Indian poverty; that claims to the contrary are mere figures invented quoted by the proponents of free market capitalism.
And if you look at their figures, you will [...]
The Acorn briefly weighs the proposed Communal Violence Suppression bill that the Congress mouthpiece, Indian Express, published on April 23. His byline reads, Do it, but do it without the army. I contend that while this is a sensible stand, it is more appropriate to try to discern why this bill was proposed, and what [...]
Especially after retirement is… to give it to me! The alternate way is documented here.
Let me confess. I had little or no interest in the recent election of Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger as Pope Benedict XVI. I however, was drawn to this commentary when I read its title: Pope Benedict XVI: Enemy of Jihad.
The title is revealing: in a way, and perhaps unintentionally, it signals the reopening of the [...]
A book I re-read recently.
This is Somerset Maugham’s little-known novels, not as famous–or in the league of–as the Razor’s Edge but contains his characteristic stamp. He builds the plot with a rare precision and etches characters with just the right tinges: some amount of predictability and a healthy deal of suspense. The combination is [...]
Sorry but I’m totally uninformed on this. But this article made interesting reading. Those who want to debate on the points I thought were significant can do so.
And the reauthorization debate offers another important opportunity as well—the chance to blunt one of the most important implements in the anti–law enforcement tool chest: the “slippery slope” [...]
The introductory lines in this article says it all.
Desperate to regain lost ground after it gave a clean chit to George Fernandes on purchases made during the Kargil war, the Centre today filed an additional affidavit before the Supreme Court…
That the Congress is clueless is a fact established long ago. Bereft of ideology–nobody seriously takes [...]
Head over to JK who says,
Then suddenly some other Commies realized that a) People were working hard and earning a living b) This means they are being exploited.
Priceless.
Clap clap clap.
Kuldip Nayar has returned! I’ve resorted to some cheap name-calling in the past as regards this moron (oops!) venerable journalist and I’m really feeling guilty. But lest you blame me, he returns for more. Take the present article. Before I talk about the specifics, a small sidetrack.
