Click or Not To Click- the ‘Privacy’ question

How much time does it take to take a picture, upload in on the internet, bask over the likes and shares and then mourn its short lived glory. Alright, now compare it to the the time it takes for someone, who is at the receiving end, to forget this violation…

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11 lesser known facts about Nehru

So, you HATE this guy? Right. Fine. After all he always stood for even those who disagreed with him. At the time when even many Indian leaders were not in support of “Universal Adult Franchise”, stating that India is a country of low literacy rate, he stood for it, stating…

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But, who’ll build the roads?

It’s the question that has tortured me with a sweet melody repeating itself over and over and over again for as long as statists have roamed. It’s the simple question, “Who will build the roads?” It’s not really the hardest question to answer, but no matter what answer is provided,…

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Assoiling ‘Love Jihad’ and evoking ‘Free Love’

The Modi government has enough to spend on building “the statue of unity” than allocating the same expenditure for girls education. Great God. This article is an “unpaid” piece endeavored to add ‘coherent’ substances against the [un]real claims which is peculiarly generated by the violent mysticists in order to malign…

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Remember, remember! The fifth of November!

I deeply apologize that the article was not ready to be published on the Guy Fawkes Day. I hope that it will still serve it’s purpose now.  “Remember, remember!   The fifth of November,     The Gunpowder treason and plot;     I know of no reason    …

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Mario “Dracula” and the other vampires.

It is an “objective” truth that Mario Draghi is semantically confused. He’s in the good news for bad reasons. I am disliking his “apoplithorismosphobia“. He’s masquerading the economics of deflation. His European Central Bank (ECB) is now all set to inflate the so-called disinflated European economy. Many bankers and voters…

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