By The Editor: Siddharth Sehgal Delhi’s Dengue distress has hit a raw nerve of our society, the five year old who died subsequently after being denied treatment from number of private hospitals mocks and shakes the very fabric of our society. Is turning away a patient in time of epidemic […]
Editorial
Editorial
Meat Ban: Food Policing of Governments
By The Editor: Siddharth Sehgal Young children if you have observed will do exactly the same thing you tell them not to do. Parents often find it very difficult to disciple their kids, they might hush up out of fear for a while but sooner or later the rebellious nature […]
The Refugee Question of Europe
By The Editor: Siddharth Sehgal The image of the body of the three year old boy that washed on Turkish beach has left us aghast of the horrors of crisis unfolding in Middle East. He looked just like any other child of his age who forgets all the worries of […]
Reservation & Education
By The Editor: Siddharth Sehgal There is big difference between desperateness and entitlement. You might have seen children roaming through streets sifting through heaps of garbage for plastic bags and items, you might have seem them asking money at traffic stops. You can practically look around and see in the […]
NSA Talks: Not On Talking Terms
By The Editor: Siddharth Sehgal All it takes is few wise men to run everything into the ground. Why Pakistan even bothers to make a display of wanting to have a talk, they can simply say no, if our neighbors like these Hurriyat leaders so much, why not they take […]
Independence, A Reflection
By The Editor: Siddharth Sehgal On 15th of August, 2015 India will celebrate its 69th year of freedom and democracy. Rebellion that started in 1857 culminated with flying of tricolor at red fort in 1947. Those days are a memory in pictures of black and white in museums and books […]
The Hanging Debate: The Dilemma that Never Was
By The Editor: Siddharth Sehgal Past few days showed that people will do anything absurd in getting their face in limelight even if it meant defending a convicted terrorist on prime time. Yakub Memon has his hands red with blood of 257 innocent lives, he was as much involved in […]
Parliamentary Paralysis: The Anarchy in Temple of Democracy
By The Editor: Siddharth Sehgal It’s only ironical that those who are suppose to settle the issues of more than one billion people are unable to settle their own differences with each other. Political vendetta is a priority for these people over the needs of the population. Congress would not […]
Drones and Diplomacy: The Never Ending Indo Pak Cold War
By The Editor: Siddharth Sehgal Past few weeks have seen tremendous changes in India – Pakistan relations. The meeting between PM’s of both nations started chain of events that idolized the situation of two neighbours who despise each other with a smile on face. Joint statements by foreign secretaries only […]
Scam, Deaths and Justice in India’s Heartland
By The Editor: Siddharth Sehgal Scams are not new to the Indian public, it’s a sort of given that every now and then some politician’s “Kali Kartoot”(misdeeds) will come out in open. But what made Vyapam a national shocker is the level of bloodbath that had taken place in the […]