Comments on: Doing Everything in Their Power

By: Kshetrajna

Kshetrajna — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

fact that in those glory days when the Govt. of India was the only one running telephone exchanges, it used to tap the ruling party’s (read: Congress’) adversaries’ phones left, right and center! Sandeep also comments on the Left’s behaviour in thispost. Meanwhile, our PM-ji weighs in with his usual profundity that doesn’t bother with responding to questions asked: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday said tapping of telephones was a “serious matter” and it should be “given a thought.”

By: Desicritics.org: Media, Culture, Politics, Sports and More with a South Asian Focus

Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

perversely, of Shakespeare, “as flies to wanton boys, are we to the gods; they kill us for their sport”. Just before His Educational Eminence, Arjun Singh announced this divisive move, other Reservation champions in the Manmohan Singh governmenthad already threatened to unleash Reservations in the private sector. Thanks to people like Azim Premji, this move has been thwarted. For now. Amid opposition from the private sector to reserving jobs for SCs and STs, the Government on Tuesday said it will not impose quotas on India, Inc., but only wanted more

By: POV

POV — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

have to take. Imagine Anil Ambani and Navin Jindal swearing to uphold Socialist India, and we can see the casualness with which we accept lies in our society. If the very oath that we swear is false – then whatâ€™s the point! Sandeep rants aboutreservationsin the private sector, and Sakshi about the issue of date rape. Libertarian calls for India to become the centre of the Islamic world. Amardeep Singh has an interesting blog post on how the HIndu Right

By: Communist Terror

Communist Terror — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

Brishti Sengupta laments about the havoc caused by Communist rule in West Bengal. Brishti Sengupta’s Blog : The enigma called CPI(M) Sandeep’s take on the Communists’ sudden concern about India’s securitySeriously Sandeep: Doing Everything in Their Power