What Indian Military Really Needs
By Anang Pal Malik It is estimated that at its peak, the total strength of soldiers present in Delhi during the 1857 War of Independence reached about 60,000. But they were all More »
Why Politicians Are Able To Grant Their Vote Banks Immunity From Law
On 27th August 2013, in the Kawal village of Muzaffarnagar district of Uttar Pradesh, two cousins were brutally killed when they objected to molestation of a girl in the family. More »
The Great Indian Education Loot
By Anang Pal Malik My first memory of school is of the day I was literally dragged by four boys to the primary school in our village, and as they handed over More »
Mr Prime Minister, Scrap The National Green Tribunal Before It Scraps India.
By Anang Pal Malik The National Green Tribunal was constituted following the passage of the National Green Tribunal Act of 2010. Initially the country was given to understand that the Tribunal would More »
Engineers With Rs 10000 per month Salary, Farmer Suicides, Land Acquisition Bill, And Future Of India
By Anang Pal Malik In India, average salary of an engineering graduate, fresh from college, is between Rs 15000 to Rs 20000 per month, and it is easy to hire them at More »
A Journey From Modinagar To Manesar
Human beings settled down from a life of nomads to become farmers but soon afterwards those who were entrusted arms to defend settlements from raiders, turned on their own and declared that More »
The Left Is Weaponising Its Failures To Invade America & Europe
Central American countries, and latin American countries also, have all seen Leftist insurgencies, Leftist governments elected democratically, Leftist military junta seizing power. Leftists seizing power by whatever means always leads to what infantile, superstitious, True Believers (of whatever colour) seizing
The Elusive Honest Bureaucrat
A friend, brother, and mentor had told me three years ago that B Chandrakala, IAS, is thoroughly corrupt, and he feels amused whenever he sees her being promoted as anti-corruption crusader in media. Later she was picked to head Swachh Bharat
Story Of America’s Greatness And India’s Mediocrity
(Friend Vishnu Vardhan posted the below content on his wall on Facebook few weeks ago. This is a post we all should get printed, framed, and hang it on our walls in our homes, offices. Because it contains story of
The Plant In The Jungle: To Industrialise or Not To Industrialise?
Went to the interior, deep in the jungle, for official work. To the plant which is always under attack by the Leftist gang. About which Liar-in-Chief, the fake novelist writes long cover stories. 1. Villages were full of tractor-trailers and
Education In India Is Finished
AICTE is proposing to make an exit test compulsory for Engineering graduates. GATE may be made compulsory to serve the purpose. MCI is also purposing the same for medical graduates. That is, like 10th and 12th, we will have Boards
Currency Inflation or Currency Printing or Credit Expansion (Loan Growth) Explained
Suppose in a country of 1000 people there are 1000 currency notes in circulation, each with a face value of 1. The total production of the country is 1000 units of articles, each priced Rs 1. Different people produce these
Origin Of Interest
Assume you have four apples. Assume your neighbour has five oranges. Assume that today’s rate is that four apples are equal to five oranges (introducing medium of exchange, money, will not change anything.). Now if your neighbours says that he
Delhi Pollution: Blame Not PM10, But CPM70
Where is Dalmia Nagar? Any Delhite knows where is Dalmia Nagar? Kolkata trains pass the place at night, so I doubt any Delhites know the place. It is a ghost town on the Delhi-Kolkata route via Grand Chord (The rail
Leftism, Migration, And The Fate Of Civilisation
Few days ago, there were reports in media that Rohingyas and Bangladeshis were travelling to Kerala in large numbers. Why Kerala? Nobody asked why Kerala. In ‘90s,, a Bengali contractor told me,”The day we get a contract in Bengal, local
“Celebrity Industry”: How Indians Are Chasing A Mirage
This year, Indian e-retailers raked in Rs 15000 crores during their recent festive sales. “Fashion was the biggest in terms of the units shipped. Fashion was also the biggest category in terms of acquiring new customers with 63 per cent