Where is India heading with these “Foreign” policies for the “aam bhartiya”?
“Domestic policy can defeat us, foreign policy can kill us”- cited by former US President John. F. Kennedy where, by the word “us”, he blatantly
Author : Rise For India
Are the cool days of our captain Dhoni over?
Mahendra Singh Dhoni, the name which a hefty amount of population would be familiar with. Why? For the very simple fact he plays cricket and
Living in India is equivalent to a bull fight, but so what, bull fights are interesting, aren’t they?
It’s been nearly a week since Independence Day, and since my last article came out. I’ve been pondering over what I want to write about
Is she, isn’t she, that is the question. The question hangs over HRD minister’s Grad degree.
First Impression indeed is the last impression, at least here, in the case of now Human Resource Minister, Smriti Irani. The lady who started as
Finally, India is fighting back!
You switch on your television, and maybe watch a movie, a serial. But that’s not real. That’s a story somebody made up. Now people want
Education on Sale: How coaching institute’s objective has narrowed down only to raiding pockets rather than imparting education!
“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world”- righteously quoted by late Mr. Nelson Mandela. An educated man has
What is with the Indian public which questions a Muslim’s integrity whenever it comes to supporting the country?
“I am an Indian who will remain an Indian until the end of my life”, this is what Indian tennis star Sania Mirza had to
Look at what the people want, says democracy
In school, we learnt the difference between autocracy and democracy. We were also told that a democratic system does greater good for its people, because
I am a girl, and yes I am pretty, but it does not mean that you can stare, tease or rape me
Walking down the streets of Delhi, I am aware of the stares of people. It is not even dark outside, but I am still in
Why is government still reluctant to take harsh steps when it comes to justice?
Revenge may not bring back a dead person, but the concept of ‘an eye for an eye’ cannot be questioned on moral and ethical grounds,