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Iran owns up! What Next?
Protesters and riot police are facing off in various cities in Iran as angry demonstrations are taking place across the country as leaders acknowledged having shot down a Ukrainian passenger plane, killing 176 people. The…
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Is it “NORMALCY”?
It has been five months since the Narendra Modi’s Government moved article 370, but there is no sign of ‘normalcy’ yet. However, the Home Minister Amit Shah has claimed from the parliament that there is…
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Hiding agendas by creating confusion
Members of Parliament were given the copies of the bill in the morning and ruling party along with its alliance partners made sure that the bill gets passed by evening. The very next day, the…
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A YEAR OF RIFTS, CONFLICTS
As 2019 draws to a close, the rift among the various stakeholders has never been so wide. From the moment, Donald Trump came to launch his presidential bid in 2015; his attacks on immigrants have…
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The Resignation was always there
It was quiet evident that Andrew Scheer was going to leave, even though after the drubbing received at the federal election of 2019, he had said, “Nobody is more disappointed in the results than me…
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Instant justice versus the rule of law
The news of all four accused in the rape and murder of a 26-year-old veterinary doctor on November 29 having been gunned down by the Hyderabad Police in an encounter on December 6 is shocking…
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Pilot project needs a better review
Doug Ford government has announced a 5-year e-scooter pilot that will begin on January 1’ 2020. Vijay Thanigasalam, Parliamentary Assistant to Caroline Mulroney, Minister of Transportation while making the announcement last week, linked the proposed…
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What moral values do the political parties possess to lead the people?
Last Saturday, when the people of India were fast asleep, the country awoke to two different set of headlines for the same issue. The morning newspapers had all led with the headline that the Shiv…
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Why are foreign students getting rejected?
A nation that is the land of immigrants is now turning back two to five people applying for study visa. The worst sufferers are Indians and Africans as they face the highest rate of rejection.…
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A win win situation for all
“Karatarpur Corridor does come as a Win Win situation for all, hopefully it would better relationships between the two nations. Leaders who could not see eye to eye are now sitting together for a cause.”…
