Category: Politics

  • What the Aviation Crisis Reveals About Accountability in India’s Transport Governance

    What the Aviation Crisis Reveals About Accountability in India’s Transport Governance

    The recent meltdown at India’s largest airline, leading to thousands of cancellations, was a systemic failure—not just an operational blunder by a single carrier. While IndiGo’s lean staffing model was the immediate trigger, the Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) are the bigger culprits. The narrative that pins…

  • Why does the opposition keep losing elections one after another, and why does Modi keep winning them one after another?

    Why does the opposition keep losing elections one after another, and why does Modi keep winning them one after another?

    Two very senior journalists – the kind who spent the last decade telling us that Modi’s victories were accidents, that 2014 was a “wave”, 2019 was “hate”, and that Congress still held the moral high ground – finally decided to ask the question everyone else answered years ago: Why does the opposition keep losing elections…

  • Bihar 2025: The ₹15,000 Crore “Scandal” That Wasn’t – A Calm Breakdown

    Bihar 2025: The ₹15,000 Crore “Scandal” That Wasn’t – A Calm Breakdown

    There is a storm on social media and news channels right now.Some are calling it the “biggest vote-buying scandal in Indian history”.Some are screaming that the Election Commission has become a BJP puppet.Some are mourning the death of democracy because money reached women’s bank accounts. I am going to show you the exact dates, exact…

  • The Prashant Kishor Myth-Bust: Why Jan Suraaj’s “Failure” Exposes India’s Retarded Political Punditry

    The Prashant Kishor Myth-Bust: Why Jan Suraaj’s “Failure” Exposes India’s Retarded Political Punditry

    Stop the funeral music. Prashant Kishor isn’t dead—he’s the only adult left in a kindergarten of Indian political analysis. Jan Suraaj, his three-year-old baby, contested 243 seats in Bihar 2025 and won zero. The trolls are feasting, the TV anchors are cackling, and the WhatsApp uncles have declared him “exposed.” Good. Let them laugh. Because…

  • The end of Tejashwi Yadav and the RJD

    The end of Tejashwi Yadav and the RJD

    Bihar has spoken, and the verdict is brutal: Tejashwi Yadav is finished. Not wounded, not regrouping—finished. The 2025 Assembly election didn’t just hand the NDA a landslide; it buried the RJD under 200+ seats of NDA concrete. From 75 seats in 2020 to barely 25 in 2025, Tejashwi’s political obituary is written in red ink.…

  • 25 Seats, 25 Forts, 1 Vote Bank: The RJD Autopsy

    25 Seats, 25 Forts, 1 Vote Bank: The RJD Autopsy

    Tejashwi Yadav spent months dominating headlines with fiery rhetoric — promises of “10 lakh jobs by Diwali,” a slick “MY” rebrand (Mahila-Yuva, they claimed, though the old Muslim-Yadav scent lingered), and sharp jabs at “Sushasan Babu” Nitish Kumar. For a while, it seemed like Bihar was his to take. Then came November 14, 2025: counting…

  • The Sham of Indian Feminism: Absent from Cricket’s Triumph, Obsessed with Selective Outrage

    The Sham of Indian Feminism: Absent from Cricket’s Triumph, Obsessed with Selective Outrage

    The ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 was nothing short of a national epiphany. On November 2, 2025, in a finale that gripped the country like no other, the Indian women’s team etched their name in golden letters by winning their first-ever World Cup title, defeating a resilient South African side in a nail-biting contest…

  • From 2500 to 600: Rahul Gandhi’s dynastic delusion destroying congress’ legacy!!

    From 2500 to 600: Rahul Gandhi’s dynastic delusion destroying congress’ legacy!!

    The adage, “Doing the same thing over and over while expecting different results is insanity,” perfectly captures the Indian National Congress’s (INC) self-inflicted crisis in Indian politics. Despite media spin and party rhetoric about a revitalised Congress, dig beneath the surface, and nothing has changed—same rhetoric, same leadership, same failures. Why single out Congress over…