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Reading Time: 9 minutes Pointing out the flaws in government’s policies or in the government itself is a fundamental practice in democracy. The opposition party must raise their voice in the parliament which will force the government to double-check their work. But sometimes it gets uncomfortable to speak when you are sitting on plastic chairs in closed confined settings, […]
Reading Time: 14 minutes When Kobad Ghandy, a politburo and key figure of Communist Party of India (Maoist) was arrested by the Special Cell of Andhra Pradesh Police in South Delhi on the tip of his own party’s courier, it was a special instance. When he was presented before the court after two days of exhausting investigation, the courtroom […]
Reading Time: 12 minutes The years after 1947 is often termed as the post-independence era. An era filled with new challenges for the new and free India. A country free from colonial rule that faced atrocities and tyranny of the British. But there have been instances when actions of the ‘democratic’ government of India have been no less tyrant […]
Reading Time: 2 minutes From being a teenager who joined the Indian Army to becoming the man who won the first-ever Paralympic medal for India; this is the story of a sportsman and a soldier, Murlikant Petkar. • Born on November 1, 1947, at Peth Islampur in the Sangli district of Maharashtra, Murlikant has been a sportsman from his […]
Reading Time: 6 minutes I know the rule. I know law. I know economics. I know parliament. That’s an explosive combination. Dr. Subramanian Swamy What better could have encapsulated the essence of his personality than the words of the genius himself. It would not be an overstatement to say that perhaps he is the most controversial political figure India […]
Reading Time: 6 minutes The most basic thing on what goes on in the mind of policymakers while policy-making is done is the short-term pains that are there in the economy, the long-term growth trajectory, expectations of the people, the aspirations that our freedom fighters had towards our economy, all that imbibed together and policymaking is done at the budget level. […]
Reading Time: 7 minutes Since this blog conveys information about a heated ongoing topic, therefore Sanely Written will update it according to the latest information provided. The Supreme Court verdict regarding the stay of the bills shall be added very soon. The Central government came up with three agricultural bills on 17 September 2020 in the Lok Sabha and […]
Reading Time: 3 minutes In a historic first, two passengers embarked on a high-speed hyperloop train on • Sunday (November 8,2020) evening at the Virgin Hyperloop’s 1,640-foot DevLoop test track in Las Vegas, Nevada. Clearly, Virgin Hyperloop was confident in the trial, because the two passengers onboard were Josh Giegel, its chief technology officer and cofounder, and Sara Luchian, […]
Reading Time: 5 minutes “Hindus have destroyed the Babri Masjid in Ayodhya and it was time for the Muslims to take revenge by demolishing the Ram Setu” These words pretty much sum up the intentions of M Karunanidhi and the then UPA government for demolishing the Ram Setu. Yes, there was a time, almost a decade ago when the Ram […]
Reading Time: 3 minutes The Swastika is considered extremely sacred and holy by Hindus, Buddhists, Jains and Zoroastrians and remains very widely used from ancient times to the present day.The truth is Swastika is a Hindu ritual word and an ancient symbol of Hinduism. It is an auspicious symbol which has been in use since the early Vedic period […]