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Sudhir Kumar Singh
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Sudhir Kumar Singh is an independent journalist who has worked in senior editorial positions in the Times Of India, Asian Age, Pioneer, and the Statesman. Also a sometime stage and film actor who has worked with iconic directors like Satyajit Ray and Tapan Sinha.
Anti-Hindutva lobby wants caste census
Caste as the cliché goes is the curse of Hindu society. But so effectively has the curse been embedded in the nation that no...
Kabul topsy-turvy has South Block tied in knots
The geopolitical earthquake in Afghanistan (Af) has clearly caught our foreign policy honchos napping, and that includes the PMO. Not since the 1962 Chinese...
Biden has risked security of non-Islamic nations
Alexander’s Pope’s ominous lines from the Dunciad swirl as America’s soft-headed President Joe Biden pushes the world into anarchy if not Armageddon:
Lo! Thy dread...
Curtains down on the Age of America
Future historians will almost certainly look upon the U.S.’s abrupt withdrawal from Afghanistan after 20 years as the sharpest inflection point which hastened the...
The BJP’s OBC gambit may hurt in the long run
The BJP has never been a casteist party on paper, but it has over the years become adept at pushing the jaativad card in...
Not for nothing are the Rohingya disliked
The Rohingya Muslims of Myanmar’s troubled Rakhine region are indeed a hapless lot whom fate seems to have condemned to being refugees for life....
Only internal enemies need to fear Pegasus
It took the veteran writer and editor, Jug Suraiya, an ex-TOI/Statesman colleague, to ask the only pertinent question on the so called Pegasus Project in...
Can Amit be the good Shah of Cooperation?
An appointment which drew little attention during the July 7 cabinet reshuffle was that of Union Home Minister Amit Shah being given additional charge...
New Team Modi focused on delivery
It took a raging world pandemic, a battered economy, and the first headwinds of electoral insecurity for Narendra Modi to realize that running the...
KPs see J&K delimitation as last hope
Hope eternal has long been ebbing in the hearts of the displaced 4-5 lakh Kashmiri Pandits (KPs) who lost their homes following the mass...