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In the context of  the recent ghastly murder of Gauri Lankesh a politician-journalist,  in Bangalore,  there is a discussion going on in Karnataka about whether the case has to be handed over to CBI or the State Police is capable … Continue reading →

For the last two years since Mr Modi won the Loksabha elections, self styled opinion makers in the media like Rajdeep Sardesai, Rahul Kanwal, Barkhadutt, Nidhi Razdan and several others  were hounding Modi and Mr Amit Shah. As both stonewalled … Continue reading →

One of the biggest challenges BJP will have in managing public perception about Yogi Adityanath’s CM image would be to ensure that media does not create ruckus over statements that may be put into his mouth by provoking journalists. Today’s … Continue reading →

After the recent debacle of Congress in UP and other States (except Punjab), the Congress management has woken up to the need to work early for securing its key state of Karnataka. Mr Modi has pre-empted all political parties with … Continue reading →

India adopted a Constitution on 26th January 1950 and every one of our politicians swear their allegiance to it. However, the same politicians for the last 66 years have abused the Constitution by every means by introducing amendments that are … Continue reading →

Political Expediency Driving Cauvery Dispute Resolution The recent Cauvery episode and the earlier Mahadayi river issues have clearly established that there is a serious lacuna in the political leadership in Karnataka. While Jayalalitha (born in Karnataka) leads Tamil Nadu cause more … Continue reading →

If Mr Fali S.Nariman has any sense of shame, he would have resigned from representing the State of Karnataka in the Cauvery issue long time back after his repeated failures. But he has not done so probably because he enjoys … Continue reading →

While Karnataka observes a Bandh today expressing its opposition to the decision of the Government to release Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu to protect the farming activities though this may jeopardize supply of drinking water to Mysore and Bangalore, Ms … Continue reading →

Recently, I attended a debate in Public TV, at Bangalore where a discussion came up on how the Social Media is growing in power and is able to influence decisions in physical space. Some of the co-panelists highlighted how in … Continue reading →

In recent days the bias expressed by media in opposing whatever Mr Modi proposes, is too obvious. I recall the following web page which says QUOTE When our PM expressed his vision of making India a $20 Trillion economy, our … Continue reading →