The sad part is that in Saudi Arabia, we are considered a burden on society. Young Saudis believe that we are here to take away their jobs. They don't realize that expatriates are the ones who built their country. Money cannot construct or run anything, you need human beings to do that. Read News

Here is a thought for those who are watching TV from home and wondering why Kejriwal government failed to govern, We live in times when most of the established parties have became a part of the corrupt system, making electoral politics a game of big money bags. Read News

As political parties make plans for rolling out their campaigns for the next Parliamentary elections, Its time for citizens to revisit our beliefs before we decide who to entrust the next five years of our future. Read News

My father spent the perid of emergency with Lal Krishna Advaniji in the Bangalore Prison and the first few months ( until he was released on parole) with Atalji. He would call Advaniji a soft spoken hard liner and Atalji a hard hitting soft liner. Even his detractors would not fault Advaniji for deviating from his hardcore beliefs ( the exception being his praising Jinnah as a secularist).Read News

India's vibrant democracy is today faced with the risk of losing its fire in the belly. Has the political process lost its intellectual vibrancy? Have leaders of existing parties become lethargic? Read News

Remember the shoe brushing incident of Mayawati by a DSP rank police officer caught on TV in the aforesaid action. Hundreds of comments, satires, jokes and many more forms of expressions were abuzz online on the incident. We bring for you one such letter written for the Police officer that makes an interesting reading.Read News