RIGHT PERSPECTIVE
How de-mon damaged economy
While government functionaries persist in boasting about the (non-existent) good effects of the demonetization, the Reserve Bank of India’s annual report for 2017-18 has hitherto an unknown injury p... Read More
Gautam Adani’s artistry
In the first week of March this year, senior Bharatiya Janata Party leader Subramanian Swamy had called industrialist Gautam Adani the “biggest NPA [non-performing asset] trapeze artiste… It is ti... Read More
The said and the unsaid
The picture of Atal Bihari Vajpayee portrayed by the media and others after his death is that of a cultured man who was universally loved and generally admired. His demise afforded Left-liberals an op... Read More
‘Bad’ better than ‘good’ in cinema, literature
T^he Ranbir Kapoor-starrer Sanju has disturbed the Rashtriya Sevak Sangh, which has questioned the “intent” of the biopic. In fact, its members went on to question the very need to make movies on ... Read More
Net neutrality: A socialist idea whose time has come
You can trust India to remain faithfully wedded to the big-state dogma. By accepting the principle of net neutrality, which prohibits Internet Service Providers (ISPs) from favouring or discriminating... Read More
MSP hike is both bad politics and economics
The Narendra Modi government is trying to sell the higher minimum support prices (MSPs) it announced recently as a measure to “end farm distress”. But, at the end of the day, the announcement, lik... Read More
Another awful report targets India
The Thomson Reuters Foundation survey, which says that India is the world’s most dangerous country for women, is an affront to common sense and reason. And yet, thanks to the depravity of our politi... Read More
MEA must move beyond Nehruvian past
John O’Sullivan, a British conservative commentator, has a law named after him. O’Sullivan’s First Law says: “All organisations that are not actually Rightwing will over time become Leftwing.... Read More