Bharat Rakshak

Britain has been a sponsor of trouble and terrorism everywhere in the world. Most of the Chechen terrorists were holed up in London until 9/11. Babar Ahmad was running terrorist recruitment campaigns and was involved in the attack on the Dubrovka theatre (the attack claimed 100+ lives), The British ...

Here is how the UK is colluding in torture - but then, I am sure Ekalavya-ji can inform us which law allows this. I am no expert in British law. For all the sophistry of `legal actions only' by British forces, when the interests of important allies have been threatened, UK has always reacted brutal...

@brihaspati-ji It is not just when British interests are threatened that the UK acts ruthlessly. It is also when American interests are threatened (although, curiously, the British interests are not always respected by US - well, might is right I suppose). Here is how the UK is colluding in torture ...

Economist: Why is there talk of a “one-state solution” for Israelis and Palestinians? In fact this is an old idea dressed up to look new. Some Jews argued for a single binational state in the Holy Land long before Israel was created. Today, for those in Israel and abroad who find the idea of a stat...

RajeshA It is not only an Indian problem. If Sri Lankan Sinhalese do not try and heal the aftermath of the war, problems can start again in Sri Lanka. Never ever suggested that it is only an Indian problem. We paid for it over 30 years, with lot of interest. Not only that we are still paying for it...

Asians Hunt Gas Treasure Locked in Ice Beneath Seabeds: Energy http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-03-12/asians-hunt-gas-treasure-locked-in-ice-beneath-seabeds-energy.html .. Considering how good Japanese are with tech by default, Indians could buy lines of manufacturing commercial products for the ...

Christopher Sidor wrote:^^^^
Why should Indian citizens be treated as a second class citizens in their own country?

Maybe we should be considering a more liberal scheme for our countrymen, then? More incentives for investors from within the country, than from without?

The Japanese are demanding the rollback of GAAR. I read in another article that the Singapore businessmen are also demanding that. http://www.business-standard.com/article/economy-policy/japan-demands-rollback-of-gaar-113031200512_1.html I looked up what wiki has to say about GAAR and it seems to b...

The Japanese are demanding the rollback of GAAR. I read in another article that the Singapore businessmen are also demanding that. http://www.business-standard.com/article/economy-policy/japan-demands-rollback-of-gaar-113031200512_1.html I looked up what wiki has to say about GAAR and it seems to be...

Why is Prince Charles so attracted to Islam? Prince Charles reveals he's been having Arabic lessons for six months so he can read the Koran Perhaps he is rediscovering his family's origins. If true, this should explain why the brits do what they do. Burke’s Peerage: Queen Elizabeth II Descended fro...

M K Bhadrakumar उवाच
http://blogs.rediff.com/mkbhadrakumar/2 ... of-reason/

http://www.rediff.com/news/column/colum ... 130313.htm