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By Sankrant Sanu On Saturday, April 12th, 2014
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Indian Secularism: a multi-fact sheet

The polls for the 16th Lok Sabha are underway what with record polling rates in every constituency. Following its commitment to fostering a clean public discourse, IndiaFacts presents the following facts about More...

DESI SECULARISTS FOREVER SIPPING FROM TOXIC GOBLETS
By Jay Bhattacharjee On Thursday, April 10th, 2014
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DESI SECULARISTS FOREVER SIPPING FROM TOXIC GOBLETS

As the 2014 elections get under way, marking one of the most critical events in the life of our young Republic (also one of the world’s oldest civilisations), it’s time to take stock of how some of our intellectuals More...

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By Sankrant Sanu On Sunday, March 16th, 2014
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Seminar: Imbalance in Public Discourse

IndiaFacts is delighted to announce a seminar on a topic that is the subject of much discussion and debate in the public space. The following are the details of the webinar: Topic: Imbalance in Public Discourse: More...

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By Sankrant Sanu On Wednesday, March 5th, 2014
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The Marxist Devil is real and he hates free speech

Note: This is a guest article by Neha Srivastava.  Lots of politicians and their supporters have been hurling “paid media” allegations at media houses lately, but this is not about that. I am here to talk about More...

By Shobha Srivastava On Wednesday, November 13th, 2013
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What's wrong with the Indian public discourse

Whilst preparing the nationalistic upsurge against the foreign regime of Alexander of Macedonia in the territory of erstwhile Bharat, (that included the present day Afghanistan or the Af-Pak Region), the celebrated More...

By Sankrant Sanu On Wednesday, October 23rd, 2013
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Times of India Distorts Headline

The Times of India report about a Muslim Imam who murdered a married man with whose wife he was having an illicit affair is headlined as follows: Priest kills lover’s hubby, held in J&K Neither does More...

By Gautam Sen On Monday, October 14th, 2013
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Violence Does Indeed Pay

An oft-repeated bourgeois affectation earnestly avows that violence does not pay. This supposed truism, comforting in the ambience of drawing room chit-chat, is belied by experience. A vivid example is illustrated More...