Pakistan’s founder Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the man who is considered responsible for India’s partition and the genocide of Hindus-Sikhs in 1947, has found praise from Samajwadi Party’s supremo Akhilesh Yadav. Ahead of Uttar Pardesh polls, the former state Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav on Sunday went on to compare the architect of India’s painful partition with icons Mahatma Gandhi and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. “Sardar Patel, Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru and (Muhammad Ali) Jinnah studied in the same institute. They became barristers and fought for India’s freedom,” he said at a public rally in Uttar Pradesh’s Hardoi. Perhaps, in his attempt to capture…
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It seems Team India captain Virat Kohli has fallen into the trap laid down by Pakistan.At a time when there are reports that no one attacked Mohmmad Shami on religious lines for his performance in India-Pak T-20 and it was Pakistani propaganda and ISI Bots, Kohli has raised the bogey of “attacking Muslim.” Kohli said, “To me attacking someone over their religion is the most, I would say, pathetic thing that a human being can do. Everyone has the right to voice their opinion and what they feel about certain situations, but I personally have never ever even thought of discriminating…
Virat Kohli is a good batsman. He has an impeccable record. This kind of success comes with hard work and years of determination. The grit required to follow a punishing fitness regimen is very rare. The result is there for all to see. He has followers in millions. By the latest count he has more than forty four million followers on twitter alone. And more than 150 million on Instagram. But then, it is one part of the story. Of late, he has been offending some sections of his followers. Not due to his cricketing abilities but for his non-cricketing…
A few weeks after attacks on people following Trinamool Congress win in West Bengal polls, veteran tennis star Leander Paes joined the TMC in Goa ahead of state legislative elections scheduled next year. Actress Nafisa Ali and activist Mrinalini Deshprabhu have also joined the party. None of these personalities had criticised the large-scale violence the TMC was accused of. The 18-time grand slam champion was welcomed to the party by TMC party chief and Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. Nafisa and Mrinalini also joined in her presence. “I live in Goa. I was born in Bengal, I’ve travelled the length and…
Diwali is around, and ban on crackers in different states have also started to be announced hurting the sentiments of the Hindus for whom Diwali is synonymous with crackers other than worship of the goddess Lakshmi. The Calcutta High Court yesterday imposed a blanket ban on the sale and bursting of firecrackers in West Bengal during Diwali and other festivals. The West Bengal government had on Tuesday allowed the bursting of green crackers for two hours during Kali puja and Chhath puja, and for around 35 minutes on Christmas and New Year eve. But, the high court order came after…
Certainly, for the Pakistan team and its former senior players it is not a win of Pakistan over India but of Muslims over Hindus or ‘Islam’ over ‘kufr’.Displaying his communal and bigoted mentality, latest one to join the competition is former Pakistan speedster Waqar Younis who praised opener Mohammad Rizwan for doing Namaz in front of “Hindus”.In a sports TV show, he said- “What I liked the most was what Rizwan did. ‘Usne Hinduon ke beech mein khade ho ke Namaz padhi (He stood in the middle of the ground and offered prayer in front of Hindus). That was something…
Modi government seems determined to curb the missionary and Tabhligi menace by regulating FCRA (Foreign Contribution Regulation Act). Ever since curtailing the unaccounted flow of foreign funds from overseas, the central government has been facing pressure from NGO industry. The centre government has told the Supreme Court that it is not a fundamental right of NGOs to get funds from overseas. “There exists no fundamental right under which any right, legal or otherwise, can be said to include the purported right to receive foreign contributions… Right to life and liberty cannot include right to receive unregulated foreign contributions,” the governmmet…
Captain Amarinder Singh today set stage for a showdown with Punjab Congress President Navjot Singh Sidhu as he announced forming a political party for the Punjab Legislative Assembly Elections schedule to be held early next year. Addressing a press conference today, Captain Amarinder Singh said, “Many Congress leaders would join him once he forms the party”. He claimed many senior Congress leaders are in touch with him.Ex-Congress CM said from where ever Sidhu will contest his party nominee will fight against him. Captain, however, did not reveal the name of his party. He said the Election Commission of India is…
Of late a new trend is on the rise. Hindu festivals and customs are being maligned or being targetted by some advertisements or campaigns. Latest to join this dubious trend is the company Dabur India Limited. Consumer goods company Dabur India Limited recently made a shocking ad in which lesbians were celebrating Karva Chauth.But, following outrage by people on microblogging site Twitter and statement of Madhya Pradesh’s home minister Narottam Mishra regarding taking legal action, the company had to apologise and remove the controversial ad.”Why doesn’t Dabur or whoever come up with similar ads for Xmas or Eid or any…
Move over Captain-Sidhu political feud. Aroosa Alam is the new buzzword in the Punjab politics. For the last few weeks Punjab politics centered around the tussle between former Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh and state Congress President Navjot Singh Sidhu. But, for two days, former Pakistani journalist Aroosa Alam, friend of the Captain has been hogging the limelight in the state politics. The Pakistani journalist is now being alleged of links with the notorious Inter-Service Intelligence (ISI). It all started after a war of words erupted between Captain and Deputy Chief Minister Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa on Twitter over the topic…