UPA: A stumbling block to India's progress: Article by MV Kamath

What can one possibly say about the UPA Government that has not been said in the past, time and time again? It has been a total failure. It has been a major disaster. It has no leadership worth the name. It has no vision. It is a family concern. The Congress certainly is. It is moving along like a blind elephant, doing untold damage on its way to nowhere and has become a sickening joke. No one knows who is running it. The moment Pranab Mukherjee resigned from his Finance Ministry, an effort was made to change some of his budget proposals. It was as if the UPA was only waiting for Mukherjee to quit – a poor tribute to his alleged talents.

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"Our Vishal":Akhil Bharatiya Sah Prachar Pramukh, RSS Nanda Kumar on Recently Murdered ABVP Youth Leader

by J Nandakumar, Akhil Bharatiya Sah Prachar Pramukh, RSS
 

Burning of Assam and the Burning Issues Behind: Special Report from Organiser

AFTER turning into a basket of Bangladeshis, the unabated influx continues, Assam is now feeling the heat of socio-economic tension and conflict, a warning repeatedly given by sociologists, but ignored. Bodo Territorial Areas District (BTAD), located on the north bank of Brahmaputra and on the foothills of Bhutan and Arunachal Pradesh, is again on boil.

Assam Violence: Special Report from Organiser

Bangla Muslim infiltrators attac Bodo villages, torch houses, hamlets

Gogoi of Congress acts like modern-day Nero

50 killed, over two lakh homeless in make-shift camps

What is new in Assam Violence? by Anil Chalageri

Suddenly we are seeing the news about Violence in Assam. Visual and Social media are feasting over it, especially for first time news followers. It looks like there is something wrong with Assam, but if you closely see the history of Assam, there is nothing new about these incidents. Poor Assamese have been going through this, almost every day, for decades. There were even attempts like making Assamese language as compulsory (in education) in 1961 or Assam agitation in 1980’s to send back Bangladeshi infiltrators.But there hasn’t been a single successful solution for this issue. The use of North Eastern border by Pakistani infiltrators is also no news to us.

Assam Violence: VHP writes to President Pranab on Ethnic Cleansing of Original Tribes

New Delhi, July 26, 2012: Today, Dr Pravin Togadia has written a letter to the new President of India, Pranab Mukherjee. The letter dwells on the issue of current ethnic cleansing of original tribes, other Hindus & Non-Muslims including Christians in Assam perpetrated by Bangla Deshi infiltrators. Dr Togadia is very keen on Assam unrest, said “This is not the issue to be simply discarded as if it does not exist. The Union Home Secretary & the Chief Minister of Assam claimed that there was no Bangla Desh hand in the violence when the situation is exactly opposite”.

Bangladeshi Infiltration and 2012 Asom Riots: writes Kiran KS

Something terrible is happening as this column is being written, in the North Eastern part of India.  This is not just a “routine” riot between two groups fighting each other, but much more impacting the nation in the long run. This is because of where it is happening, why it is happening and why it was not prevented. Since the information is still coming through as of this (July 25, 2012) evening, we will try to present on Indiawires as much clarity as we can, with the information we have gathered from 1000s of Kilometers away.

What happened?