This is a follow up to the previous post on irregularities in MMRDA under Ratnakar Gaikwad CIC Ratnakar Gaikwad: “For MMRDA’s Corruption when I was chief, Buck doesn’t stop with […]
RTI Activists meet Ratnakar Gaikwad Read More »
The following post was originally published on dianuke.org The site seems suspended under questionable circumstances. The message is being republished here in solidarity of the struggle and with a view
Dianuke: Latest update from Koodankulam Read More »
A shocking report by Joseph Trento in the National Security News Service outlines the actions of the US in allowing Japan access to some of its most secret nuclear weapons
United States circumvented laws to help Japan amass 70 tons of weapons grade plutonium Read More »
Some tweets that say it all. “ Now Deoband demands ban on Video Conferencing with Salman Rushdie saurabh srivastava Mon, Jan 23 2012 02:19:56 ReplyRetweet “ BAN freedom of speech,
About ban on Salman Rushdie’s book/person Read More »
Every once in a while, you have politicians, police officers, people supposed to prevent sexual harassment make public comments about women provoking rape. Predictably, it unleashes a storm of criticism.
The blame game and the true game Read More »
Collecting here some of the best anti-terror ideas ever from anywhere I find them: Intelligence Dominance Intelligence about terrorist movements or attacks is difficult to come by. It is difficult
The Best Anti-Terror ideas Read More »
I think we should rename our country. We have a lot of states, and the government insists we are all united. We are no different from America – both are
United States of India Read More »
I am utterly disgusted (as usual) with the obsession with rhetoric among Indian newspapers and politicians. NONE of the Indian newspapers quote any actual cables saying anything – only claims
We shall mourn the sad demise of journalism Read More »
As I read the Wikileaks and newspapers on Kashmir and a hundred other places, one big thing stands out. Where the human rights suffer, the wars are exercises in frustration.
