Tag Sangh Parivar
How did a little-known think-tank end up supplying so many bureaucrats to the NDA government? Brijesh Singh reports Illu What do Ajit Doval, Nripendra Misra and PK Misra have in common? Of course, they are top bureaucrats whom Narendra Modi… Continue Reading →
Why Article 377 be preserved Anandshankar Pandya The recent bold stand taken by the Supreme Court on gay sex rejecting UPA government’s review plea is a milestone in preserving the values of the country. The Court had earlier… Continue Reading →
By India Against Fascism The systematic use of gang-rape as a weapon occurred in the Surat riots after the Babri Masjid demolition, and an ugly innovation was the videotaping of the gang-rapes. This was not a case of some random… Continue Reading →
Sardar Patel and the Sangh Parivar Irfan Engineer Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi wants to collect iron from the farmers and build a monument to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel in Gujarat. Sardar earned the reputation of “Iron Man of India”, or… Continue Reading →
T.K.ARUN. TNN, T K ARUN Narendra Modi should not become the prime minister, because that would destroy the idea of India as a nation that celebrates unity in diversity, where multiple identities prosper in harmony and dignity. Equally, democracy and the… Continue Reading →
SUDIPTO MONDAL, The Hindu, April20, 2013 One candidate asked to withdraw nomination, two others reprimanded The Loksatta Party, which is set to make its debut in the Karnataka Assembly elections promising “clean” politics, has run into trouble with three of… Continue Reading →
PRESS STATEMENT Christian victims tell People’s Tribunal about arrests on false charges by highly communalized Karnataka police Sangh Parivar hoodlums had free hand in assault on pastors, demolishing churches during 2012-2013: Uttara Canara worst impacted. Benguluru, April 19, 2013 More… Continue Reading →
Gujarat EDN TOI 18APR2013 Turmoil In State Sangh Parivar TIMES NEWS NETWORK Ahmedabad: The Gujarat government’s clearance on Monday of the file put forth by the special investigations team that recommended death penalty for former minister Maya Kodnani, instead of… Continue Reading →
AJAZ ASHRAF, The Hindu , April 2, 2013 Riots under BJP rule are the culmination of the Sangh Parivar’s ideological impulse to keep communal tensions alive while for Congress they are tactical instruments Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president Rajnath… Continue Reading →
Haren Pandya was killed on March 26, 2003. But his political career started to die slowly after Narendra Modi took charge as Gujarat chief minister on October 7, 2001. Ajay Umat , TOI, takes you through the last few months… Continue Reading →