Partition

If this New York Times article is to be believed, Indira Gandhi got played by a mentally ill woman because she didn't want to upset the Shias.

Would you exchange this bit of extra paperwork burden for 1000 years of oppression that Hindus have faced? I doubt it.

Karan Thapar in his article "We cannot be selective about the past in Jammu & Kashmir" in Hindustan Times dated 15th Sept 2019, gives a call to morality, intellectual honesty and being conscious to multiple peoples and their identities.

The NRC was promised by Rajiv Gandhi as part of the Assam Accord in 1985. Obviously, he had no intention of actually doing it.

The partition remains one of the bloodiest part of India's modern history.

Shivraj Singh Chouhan's attack on former Prime Minister Nehru comes after Parliament recently corrected a historic Nehruvian blunder by revoking Article 370 that gave separate status to the Jammu and Kashmir.

The Telegraph headline screams "PARTITION". While the Telegraph prides itself in being cheeky with its headlines, at this historic moment, their headline should ideally amount of fanning tensions in the Indian State and toeing the Pakistan line.

Amit Shah held Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru responsible for losing one-third territory of Jammu and Kashmir to Pakistan and the enduring issue with the inclusion of state with the Union of India.

On West Bengal day, we revisit the partition of West Bengal and how all Bengali Hindus fought for their homeland

Behind the propaganda smokescreen of elite liberalism, the Ram vs Durga rhetoric, do we not hear the drumbeat of “Bengaliyat”?