Only internal enemies need to fear Pegasus
It took the veteran writer and editor, Jug Suraiya, an ex-TOI/Statesman colleague, to ask the only pertinent question on the so called Pegasus Project in the wake of the fake row…
Sudhir Kumar Singh
Sudhir Kumar Singh is an independent journalist who has worked in senior editorial positions in the Times Of India, Asian Age, Pioneer, and the Statesman. Also a sometime stage and film actor who has worked with iconic directors like Satyajit Ray and Tapan Sinha. He writes regularly for the HinduPost as consulting editor.
Can Amit be the good Shah of Cooperation?
An appointment which drew little attention during the July 7 cabinet reshuffle was that of Union Home Minister Amit Shah being given additional charge of the brand new ministry of…
New Team Modi focused on delivery
It took a raging world pandemic, a battered economy, and the first headwinds of electoral insecurity for Narendra Modi to realize that running the government cannot be remote controlled by…
KPs see J&K delimitation as last hope
Hope eternal has long been ebbing in the hearts of the displaced 4-5 lakh Kashmiri Pandits (KPs) who lost their homes following the mass exodus in the wake of the…
Yoga is Bharat’s gift to the world. Say it!
Have commies taken to yoga? Going by the remarks of Kerala’s twice elected Marxist chief minister, Pinarayi Vijayan, on World Yoga Day (June 21), the answer may be a surprising…
HCs should stay within limits
Mercifully, the Supreme Court had the good sense to nullify some of the damage caused by the smart aleck effort of two bleeding heart judges of the Delhi High Court…
Courts seem slack on security issues
The relentless volley of spurious allegations in the left-liberal media that Bharat’s two key democratic institutions, the judiciary and media, have in the last seven years been reduced to clapper…
BJP must accept Yogi is the future
Whatever the veracity of elated reports in the Lutyens media and their cheerleaders on the widening rift between the leaders running the country and Uttar Pradesh’s tough-as-nails chief minister, Yogi…
May a thousand Ramdevs bloom
Patanjali Ayurveda Ltd. founder and crackerjack yogacharya Baba Ramdev has a long tongue reeking of acerbity which he periodically uses to excoriate critics. He is hated and loved in equal measure depending…
Run Lakshadweep with velvet gloves
If the Congress MP of Muslim-dominated Waynad in Kerala, Rahul Gandhi (nee Raul Vinci), thought it necessary to shoot off a letter to the prime minister asking him to withdraw…