Narendra Modi for 2014: An analysis
Note: This is a guest article written by IndiaFacts supporter and contributor, Shwetank Bhushan. It is time to take a rational look at the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, coming up in about 100 days. It is indeed More...
Raheel Khursheed’s new job at Twitter raises disturbing questions
Mr. Raheel Khursheed was recently appointed by Twitter India as Head – News, Politics and Government, as his Twitter bio shows. His appointment has raised objections from several quarters and for reasons that More...
Quick Facts: AAP and Water tanker mafia
News channel NewsX reported how the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) that currently heads the Delhi Government busted an “unholy nexus” between the corrupt officials of the Delhi Jal Board (DJB) and private water More...
Congress Crimes 3: Surrender to terror
Note: This column is authored by Mohan Mahapatra with commentary by Dr. N.S. Rajaram. Narendra Modi after Godhra and Mahatma Gandhi after the Khilafat were forced to deal with the violent aftermath. But there are More...
Stopping Modi at all costs
A US decision has evidently reaffirmed that Narendra Modi cannot be allowed to become prime minister of India. This is similar to the verdict reached on the elected President of Egypt, Mohammed Morsi. The US simply More...
Digvijaya Singh didn’t receive request for help from Modi
Assertion On 22 October 2013, former Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, Digvijaya Singh in a reply to a Twitter user, @mukeshgupta26 claimed the following (click the graphic below for a larger view): Digvijaya Singh’s More...
Facts of Gujarat Riots Cases
The Gujarat sessions court judgement of 26 December 2013 in many ways has pulled the curtains down one of the most motivated witch hunts against one man: the three term Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi. Equally, More...
Congress Crimes 2: Nehru dynasty and National Suicide
The kindest description of Jawaharlal Nehru’s politics is that he was ambitious, but also a dupe. His thinking was imbued with all the half-baked prejudices of an interwar Europe in disarray and wracked by self-doubt, More...
Narendra Modi didn’t visit riot victims for 35 days
Assertion: National spokesperson of the Congress party Sanjay Jha in a Tweet on 2 November 2013 claimed as follows: . Facts Communal riots erupted in Gujarat after 59 innocent Kar Sevaks were burnt alive in the More...
Response to Economist’s article on Narendra Modi
In its 14 December 2013 article on Narendra Modi, the Economist makes several assertions about the Gujarat riots of 2002. Most of these assertions are focussed on how Narendra Modi did nothing to prevent and/or More...