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Can we go through life without a major sacrifice? The answer is no and I hate that, but hatred doesn’t change reality.
Only a demon will ignore their (below photo) right to live, right to grow, right to enjoy the fruits that life offers, right to become the insatiable love
It was 1987. I got off the auto-rickshaw and nearly crashed on the pavement. I literally grabbed bottles of cold water from one of the vendors in the city of New Delhi.
The results of the Indian general election, announced on June 4, 2024, once again underlined the age-old belief among seasoned practitioners of democracy
In wars, thousands of children, women and men are killed and houses destroyed. The exercise, often executed in the name of seeking justice,
Social media, with the enormous support of refashioned lies, harmful half-truths, quasi-logic, rules our lives, but I miss the café culture.
Electioneering is fun, always. And in India it is colourful too. The campaigns include politicians, actors, actresses, singers, cricketers, footballers and, of course, some seasoned opportunists.
The picture inspires. And rightly so. The lady — undeniably loving, deeply patriotic and heartwarmingly generous — is knitting hope.
If one consciously decides to live in a democracy, ply one’s trade in a democracy and die in a democracy, they should learn to value and subsequently embrace the significance of numbers.
The quiet town of Ayodhya is really cold in winter, but this year it was different. Heartfelt warmth, capable of almost outsmarting mother’s love,
Shaadaab S. Bakht, who worked for famous Indian dailies The Telegraph, The Pioneer, The Sentinel and wrote political commentaries for Tehelka.com, is Gulf Today’s Executive Editor.