72 Articles by

Saket Suryesh

http://www.saketsuryesh.net

A technology worker, writer and poet, and a concerned Indian. Writer, Columnist, Satirist. Published Author of Collection of Hindi Short-stories 'Ek Swar, Sahasra Pratidhwaniyaan' and English translation of Autobiography of Noted Freedom Fighter, Ram Prasad Bismil, The Revolutionary. Interested in Current Affairs, Politics and History of Bharat.

Opinions

As OpIndia takes on the mighty and the powerful, here is an ode to the one taking it heads on

“There is more than one way to burn a book. And the world is full of people running about with lit matchsticks.”

Saket Suryesh - 28 June, 2020

Politics

Do we really need the forever-adolescent middle-aged man with shady credentials and wavy-gelled hair compromising India’s interests

Rahul Gandhi has again asked a question as to why soldiers of India martyred in the cowardly attack by China in the Galwan Valley did not carry weapons

Saket Suryesh - 18 June, 2020

Opinions

A song unsung, A story untold: A eulogy to Sushant Singh Rajput

Sushant Singh Rajput (21st of January, 1986- 14th of June, 2020) passed away at the age of thirty-four on Sunday.

Saket Suryesh - 15 June, 2020

Opinions

The fake equivalence communists are trying to manufacture between Blacks of America and Muslims of India

The killing og Geoge Floyd in the USA by the cops and the subsequent riots have got the Communists in India to draw a false equivalence between blacks in USA and Muslims in India

Saket Suryesh - 2 June, 2020

Culture and History

The myth of Mughal greatness: Mughals were neither great rulers nor were they secularists competing with Nehru

Amd growing tendency to recreate the myth of Mughal majesty, it is important for people to know about the truth about the Mughals

Saket Suryesh - 10 May, 2020

Political History of India

The dictatorial history of the Congress party began right after Indian independence under Nehru, Arnab Goswami is only the latest victim

It all began when Jawaharlal Nehru was selected the leader of Congress at the time when Independence of India was around the corner.

Saket Suryesh - 3 May, 2020

Opinions

By changing the Preamble of the Constitution, Indira Gandhi had destroyed democracy, in the words of Ambedkar

Ambedkar had said that policy of the govt cannot be laid down in the Preamble because that is destroying democracy altogether

Saket Suryesh - 19 March, 2020

Opinions

Understanding the crushing defeat for BJP in Delhi elections: Media, Ideology and the nature of the Constituency

With the Delhi Elections ending in a crushing defeat for BJP and a thumping victory for AAP, a definite sense of despondency descends on the supporters of BJP

Saket Suryesh - 14 February, 2020

Opinions