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 »
Means Of Production: A Fraud That Is Marxism
Marxism (Leftism/Stalinism/Leninism/Maoism) is a proof that man will always fall for any lie that promises utopia, irrespective of education, modern means of communication, progress, prosperity, etc. In fact once taken in, man will kill any number of human beings to
Government Control Of Health Sector: To Be Or Not To Be
The allegations of loot by private hospitals in India are getting louder and louder. Even those in favour of free market economy suggest that some government regulations of private hospitals and private schools is a must. Firstly about the government
Western Civilisation And The Barbarians At The Gates
A man sets up a factory, advertises jobs, people on their free will agree to do the work in the predetermined time at the predetermined wages. Law comes into picture only if the owner then refuses to pay (breach of
Hospitals In India: Private & Government
On ZEE TV just saw two reports. First on a private hospital in Mumbai having Corona ward. Ward cleaner than a five star hotel room, every damn equipment available, staff fully provided.Second report was on KEM hospital Mumbai. No staff
Why Do Indian Government Employees Love Congress (Or Why Do They Love DA)?
Suppose there are 1000 articles produced in a country. Suppose there are 1000 people in that country, and suppose there are 1000 currency notes in that country, and everybody has 1 rupee. Each article has the same price: 1 rupee
The End Of Mahabharata War
In Railway, they say that systems are so designed that accidents are impossible till one person commits a series of mistakes, or many people commit mistakes at the same time.Shakuni avenged the injustice he perceived was done against his sister.
बिचौलिये, The Middlemen
वामपंथी दुनिया के सबसे कमीने ठग होते है। दुनिया में बहुत सारे phenomenon, तथ्य एक साथ विद्यमान होते है। ग़रीबी, अमीरी, किसान, व्यापार, उद्योगपति, अत्याचार, बेरोज़गारी, धर्म, राजशाही, लोकतंत्र, स्त्रियों पर अत्याचार, युवाओ की आवारागर्दी, युवाओ में नशा। लेकिन इनमें
The Fraud Called Labour “Exploitation”
“Exploitation” is the most exploited word of English language. Exploited by the Leftist thugs. There is only one kind of “work” that can be called exploitation: bonded labour. Labour where man is forced to work against his will, and is
The Labour Day: The Attack Of The Primitive
The primitive societies could not visualise that anything can be work other than hunting and gathering. Both involve muscle. Though actually both involved mind more than muscle. If only muscles were needed for even hunting and gathering, Homo Sapiens stood
How The Things Are Priced
First, prices are always relative. We value article say 1 more than we value article 2 and some other person values article 1 less than he values article 2. They will exchange the goods till their total valuations become more