Categories for Special Report
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What to know about coronaviruses
Coronaviruses are types of viruses that typically affect the respiratory tracts of birds and mammals, including humans. Doctors associate them with the common cold, bronchitis, pneumonia, and severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), and they can also affect the gut. These... View Article
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COVID-19: steps taken by GoI
In continuation of the statement made by me in Rajya Sabha on 7th February and Lok Sabha on 10th February, I would further like to update the Hon’ble members on present situation related to the outbreak of novel Corona Virus... View Article
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Coronavirus Epidemic: A Lesson for China?
No country creates so much resources that it could help sustain billions of people in such a crisis as coronavirus epidemic. Even if it creates, it will not be able to provide them to other countries because of the geographical... View Article
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Karnataka: Saved from a Bloodbath
Plot to kill Bangalore South BJP MP Tejasvi Surya and Hindu activist Chakravarthi Soolibele unearthed As a part of its myopic, vote-bank politics and dangerous policy of minority appeasement, which it has been practising since several decades, the Congress... View Article
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BJP sweeps bye-elections in Karnataka: B S Yediyurappa: DECCAN’S TALLEST SAFFRON LEADER
Karnataka is known for defying national conventions. If the nation-wide voting trend is for national parties, then the people have chosen regional formations in the past. This has happened many times in the past. Karnataka BJP too seems to have... View Article
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Cyber law requires to Prevent Cyber crime
Three days international Conference on Cyber law, Cyber crime & Cyber security was orgnised in New Delhi on 20th November. Justice Gita Mittal, Chief Justice, Jammu & Kashmir High Court inaugurated the Conference. Inaugurating the Conference, Justice Gita Mittal highlighted... View Article
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Cyanide Killings In Koodathai
While reporting extensively about the killer doctor Omana Edadan (45) in the mid-1990s, I could not imagine a more ghastly case in my journalistic career with an educated woman as the villain of the piece. But the unfolding case of... View Article
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Karnataka Politics: “…Treen, Treen; Hello, Hello… I am…Over-Hearing You…”
It is said that History repeats, first as a farce, then as a tragedy. After 31 years, the dreaded telephone tapping scandal has returned to haunt Karnataka politics. The allegations are the same but the actors are different. Ironically, the... View Article
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Genesis of India-China border dispute
India and China are among top five economies in the world and therefore any dispute between these two countries can never be ignored. Being the world’s largest democracy, India has always propagated peace in the world and the region. For,... View Article
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West Bengal: Good lynching Vs. Bad lynching
In the recent few months, the word called lynching has once again started roving around us. Recently, some so-called intellectuals wrote a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on this issue. The important thing is that most of them are... View Article
