Virender Kapoor

Narendra Modi made some tough decisions in his first six years in power, which many didn’t like. Demonetization was one, and the immediate lockdown of the country during the COVID-19 pandemic and the abrogation of Article 370 were all similar chutzpah moments.

If one can clean up a nation, keeping temples in good shape, neat, and clean should not be difficult. We need to make it a red hot priority and take some firm steps.

Before pointing fingers at Modi over 2002 Gujarat riots, BBC should introspect overBengal famine triggered by the British govt

Just like people talk about ghosts that someone had seen decades ago, people say everyone in India are scared even though they are not experiencing it

Is democracy dead? The biggest sweeping statement of the century and something that liberal friends love to repeat

In recent years, armed forces have realized that academic degrees do matter, especially for post-retirement employability, and hence serious, concerted efforts have been made in this direction.

Political correctness is used to describe language, policies, statements, or measures that are intended to avoid offense or disadvantage to members of particular groups in society.

The white man’s terror: The white dominated USA and Europe are behind the unrest, war and terrorism all over the world

I am writing about a crass remark/comment by a respected Israeli film director who was at IFFI Goa, international jury chair Mr. Nadav Lapid who is known for his anti-establishment views.

What is the biggest hurdle for a nation to progress? I feel it is the national attitude. Let me compare this with an industrial unit or even a disciplined army unit.