PoliTalks
Sharad Pawar proves again why he is The Khiladi No 1 of Indian politics
Sharad Pawar entered Indian politics probably in the 1960s and even after 60 decades he is still one of the main players of Indian politics. What makes Pawar always relevant in India’s politics is...
CricTalks
The game is always greater than those who play it – Indian cricket fans must accept this fact
Before we start I would like to give a disclaimer that I am from the past generation so my thoughts given here may sound outdated for many of those who are from the current...
etcTalks
Why there is so much hate towards Gujaratis?
Feeling extremely sad while I am writing this blog and there is a big reason behind it. The main and only reason is that I am a Gujarati, obviously a proud Gujarati as well....
CricTalks
Pakistanis and IPL – Loving it to the core and hating it to the core at the same time
There are many love-hate relations we have seen in our life but whenever there is Indian Premier League is being played in India one love-hate relationship goes over the top. That relation is between...
TravelTalks
Where to stay in Somnath? Where to eat in Somnath? – Here is the answer
Somnath the first Jyotirling has its own charm. I have been in love with this place since 2020 when I first went there after almost 18 long years, and till now I have been...
PoliTalks
Here is why should India not help Pakistan to come out of its economic crisis
The left-wing ecosystem in India is still very much strong and it can still throw its core agenda pretty powerfully. Last week Bollywood lyricist Javed Akhtar visited Pakistan and gave Pakistanis a good lecture...
WebSeriesTalks
Late review of Shahid Kapoor and Vijay Sethupathi featured new web series Farzi
After a very long time, I can say after almost a year I watched a web series. Last week in just two days I finished watching all eight episodes of Shahid Kapoor’s new web...
PoliTalks
Lok Sabha Elections 2024: The stage is already set by the left-liberal ecosystem
June – July of 2024? Oh that’s too far, isn’t it? The answer to these questions is both yes and no. For the last many years, the Lok Sabha elections are held in the...