Nothing is permanent – Buddha
It was only yesterday that I was intrigued to know ‘Who is Anna?’ May be it had to do with my dad continuously watching TV at full volume for two days without caring to eat a bite (a bit exaggerated) or the protestors that I witnessed on Jail Road near Tihar […]
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I remember mentioning in one of my earlier posts that how Indian politics is still being ruled by septuagenarians and octogenarians. When Narendra Modi was asked a few days back to comment on the ageing prime ministerial candidate in LK Advani, the Guajarat Chief Minister, quite confidently and with awkward smile, answered that a complex […]
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I see the deadly bullets
I say give them a U-Turn
Let me smell the notorious blood
On the other side of the fence
Enough words, protests amidst silence
Enough resilience, perseverance
Enough of magazine and TV views
Enough of jingoism, now you can’t take more!
So, the elections in the five states got over, and at least to my surprise, the Congress […]
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The injection of youth in the cabinet has come as a pleasant change for the Indian government and the country at large. The move is three-pronged: to bring youthfulness in the cabinet; to merge experience with young blood; and have youth before polls happen next year.
However the surprise was that Rahul Gandhi was not a […]
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