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Sudhir Kumar Singh
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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.
Banning Facebook and Twitter should not be ruled out
Ban, censor, suppress, disqualify, outlaw are dirty words in a secular democracy, howsoever flawed as Bharat. A time, however, comes when sizeable swathes of...
Soft state cannot deal with rioters
Communal riots in a country in which nearly a fourth of its population subscribe to a religion which subordinates the national interest to faith...
Pilot’s crash landing may not suffice for Congress in Rajasthan
Flying inexperience over the badlands of politics compelled the Congress’ fighter Pilot, Sachin, to crash land on home terrain. The pink-slipped Rajasthan deputy chief...
Build national character to complement Ram Mandir
Few can deliver soul stirring discourses on Hindu resurgence and what it means to be a Bharatiya better than the sarsangchalak of the Rashtriya...
Bollywood’s dalliance with Leftists and dubious Dubai
Does Hollywood’s aping cousin, Bollywood, need a dose of home-grown McCarthyism to check the pernicious Left-Liberal cum Islamic influence pervading the industry? Even the portmanteau...
Congress’ belated rehab of PVNR is a red herring
It takes a delusional party in decline like the Congress to think that rhapsodizing the achievements of one of the country’s best prime ministers...
Our betrayal of Tibet will keep haunting us
Belated realization that Bharat betrayed Tibet dawned on the eternal blunderer, J Nehru, in the last years of his life. Guilt of the 1962...
Fighter Pilot needs to bide time till next sortie
Bad things happen to good people in politics, but much worse can befall the hapless in Bharat’s Grand Old Party, the Congress. The humiliation...
Double defense spending to deal with China
The Chinese may have begun the process of ‘disengagement’ in the Galwan Valley, Hot Springs and Gogra Heights, but restoration of the status quo...
Scindia, MP’s new tiger, has Shivraj on leash
Politics in Madhya Pradesh has seldom been more interesting since the BJP stormed to power at the fag end of 2003. It lost by...