‘In India, intrusive surveillance is quite high’
A top former security/intelligence expert in the Indian establishment who prefers to remain anonymous speaks to Hardnews
Sadiq Naqvi Delhi
A top former security/intelligence expert in the Indian establishment who prefers to remain anonymous speaks to Hardnews
Sadiq Naqvi Delhi
Bradley Snowden Assange, in our trapped Misery, the least we may do is to salute you...
Badri Raina Delhi
If we don’t dismantle these structures of invasion and occupation, then even our personal dairy might become a ‘national security’ or ‘terror’ threat
Amit Sengupta Delhi
The tracking down of Osama bin Laden to his hideout was one of the great detective stories of our age. The credit for this must go to the secretive US intelligence outfit — the National Security Agency (NSA)
Mohan Guruswamy Delhi
I remember what food rations meant in the 1960s and ‘70s. Long queues would form in front of the ration or fair price shops as soon as word got around that the trucks carrying wheat or rice had arrived. Sometimes, the arrival of food grain turned out to be plain rumour — causing great anger and anxiety amongst those who went back with empty bags. India was still not self-sufficient in food grain and was forced to import it from the US and other countries. Much of the wheat that India got from the US’s PL-480 was resent as it was rumoured to be for cattle.
Five years ago, Dr Mehdi Kazmi left his successful neuro-psych practice in New York to return to his native Karachi and set up a health insurance company for low-income bread-earners. He wants Asia Care to become a successful, sustainable economic model, not a charity organization.
Even as this uncivilized creature of barbarism unleashed has yet again vitiated the atmosphere in India with his crude, crass and dehumanized language and conduct, and even as his shameless fascist
Atia Naqvi, the 96-year-old grand dame of Lucknow, and perhaps the last in the line of elegance and grace, died recently. When I heard that she is no more, my immediate fear was that a lot of love that is already in short supply may have also departed from earth with her.
I wanted to write about Atia as a lesson to myself on ‘becoming’ love. But I did not know how to do so in words. Would it make sense to you if I said that Atia was one person I knew who was a personification of love?
It will be held the day after the summit of ‘Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America’ (ALBA) concludes in Ecuador where these issues would be discussed by the participating heads of state
Hardnews Bureau New Delhi
Viewpoint: Stalin’s greatness and aura as well as charisma was due to his capacity to inspire fear and terror
Lakhinder Singh Delhi