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What this blog does is to dig deep into a particular news item or a new event, dissect it point by point and then interprete its future potential implications on a national or an international level.

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How dangerous is the recent Rise in the Right-wing ideology?

October 01, 2017

North Korea is continuously testing dangerous missiles. The United States is continuously issuing warnings against it and threatening it will dire consequences. There is fighting going on still in Syria and Iraq. Russia and Ukraine are still having huge disputes amongst themselves. Are we at the brink of yet another war, the Third World War? How far are we from World War 3? What does the rise in the right-wing ideology mean for today's world? First it was Brexit on June 23, 2016, when the UK decided to part ways from the European Union on the grounds that that country did not gain any thing by continuing with the Union. The idea of "put UK first" was clearly seen from the votes that were cast during the referendum that led to the Brexit. Then it was the election of Donald Trump as the President of the United States. It was almost certain that Hillary Clinton, the Democratic Party leader would be elected as President. But then everybody was in for a surprise, ...

Were Gujarat Election results a "moral victory" for the Congress party?

December 20, 2017

Life teaches us lessons every single day. Smart people learn them and make good progress. However, some people just do not learn a single thing, in spite of the same lesson getting repeated in front of them. One of such is Rahul Gandhi. The Congress party got 77 seats out of 182 in the recently held Gujarat Assembly elections. Although they registered a gain of 16 seats over the last result of 2012 (in which the got 61), it was a clear-cut defeat for them. Yet Mr. Rahul Gand hi said yesterday that it was a "moral" victory for the congress party as they could gain 16 seats and snatch them from the ruling BJP!! Instead of making "aatma-chintan" (soul-searching) as to why they could not manage to get to the majority mark of 92 and finding reasons for falling short by 12 seats to that decisive figure, he claimed that it was a moral victory for the Congress. This is the main difference between a loser and winner. A winner, when he loses suddenly, does not boast in a ...

An excerpt from my upcoming book MOTHERLAND

April 03, 2018

He had bathed in his own blood on international borders so many times while fighting for his country. He had given so much for it - his blood, his time, his money, just to see it prosper. But now, he is seeing this new threat, the threat that a few mighty men will completely obstruct her growth for decades to come. "NO...... I will not allow this to happen at any cost. It is My Motherland, My Mother and any one who will try to be a hurdle to her, will face the consequences. I will destroy them all totally, COME WHAT MAY..." - he decides finally as he equips himself with his weapons of destruction.

Serene, pure and Divine beauty of Queenstown in New Zealand

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What killed Charlie Kirk?

September 13, 2025

Unbeatable in debate, Charlie Kirk Charlie Kirk is dead. Many of his fans just can't believe this, and that includes me also. Who killed Charlie, doesn't matter but what killed him matters a lot. Lets dig deep. Imagine a debate wherein one party is so strong in his argument, so perfect in its presentation, so unbeatable in almost every way that the other party doesn't have a chance, to say the least. Charlie was that debator. His campus debates were extremely interesting wherein he could easily destroy the weird narratives and rhetorics set forth by the leftists and the democrats. Although, he was seen debating at a certain college campus with some very young student in his/her teens, actually everyone knew he was debating with the Democratic party's agenda. Giving precise point by point rebuttals, explaining very beautifully, he would gradually but very systematically decimate the entire structure of an argument that clearly was born from some leftist school of thou...

Review of "Dhurandhar" movie

December 16, 2025

Drawn by its massive hype, yesterday I went to a nearby INOX cinema to watch "Dhurandhar" starring Ranveer Singh, Sanjay Dutt, Akshaye Khanna, Madhavan, Arjun Rampal, etc. I was not so impressed by this movie as it contains truckloads of violence and abuses. Thus, it's not a decent movie, the likes of which one can watch alongside his family. The acting of Akshaye Khanna is good but not that great as what has been hyped about by the media, so far. Not that he has failed to try his best. He has indeed tried hard and succeeded in putting up a very good performance. But the script of the film is full of violence and bad words. He too speaks a lot of abuses. I don't like these things, basically and hence on a personal level, I won't give him much more rating than a 7 out of 10. As a matter of fact, I found the role of Ranveer Singh much better, until the last hour of the film. In the first 2 and a half hours, he is silent, sober, and decent. But in the last 75 min...

The real reason behind Trump's tariffs on India

August 30, 2025

US President Trump has been extremely harsh, almost hostile, towards India in the last 1 month, especially in the last fortnight. He has made remarks about India in the same tone as he would make while talking about Iran. Every geopolitical analyst worldwide is shocked as to why the President has turned so bad for India. In India, the stock markets have plunged by about 4% after Trump declared his new "50% tariff on India" plan. Though it's common-sense-lacking-journalists like Arnab Goswami, would keep challanging Trump that nothing substantial would happen to the Indian economy because of the 50% tariffs on US imports, the underlying current as is obvious, is that of caution and rather sad. It's been "a paradigm shift" virtually in Trump's behaviour towards India now and it seems irreversible atleast for the next year or two. Scratching their heads, the Indian financial analysts and pundits of International geopolitics still can't find a logical e...

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