Food Security Bill – A Mirror of Indian Economic Development
Isn’t it ironical that over 60% population of the world’s fourth largest economy require food grain subsidies to be able to afford their daily meals?
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Victory to People, Victory to Parliament, Victory of Democracy
A mature logical discussion in the parliament of India on Lokpal Bill by eminent politicians and law makers of the country followed by unanimous approval of the key points raised by Anna Hazare.
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Will the government miss the train again on Lokpal Logjam?
Who is being rigid, adamant and arrogant in the anti-corruption battle for a strong lokpal? Government or Team Anna?
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How Arun Jaitley ripped apart Prime Minister’s argument of Confrontation between Civil Society and Parliament
Excerpts and video of the wonderful speech made by Arun Jaitley of BJP in Rajya Sabha in response to Manmohan Singh’s statement about the arrest of Anna Hazare and government’s take on the Anti Corruption Movement.
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Differences between Jan Lokpal and Government’s Lokpal Bill – A Comparison
Summary of differences between Jan Lokpal Bill proposed by Anna Hazare & team and the Government’s version of the Lokpal Bill
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Views against Anna Hazare led Anti-Corruption Movement for Strong Lokpal
Counter views about views which are against the Anna Hazare led anti-corruption movement for a strong Lokpal bill.
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Is Anna Hazare Blackmailing the Government?
Views against Anna Hazare led anti-corruption movement for a strong lokpal bill, and counter views against such views.
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Free Corruption, Arrest Democracy – The Government of India Policy
Anna Hazare is arrested for wanting to stage a peaceful protest and fast to force the government of India to introduce a strong anti-corruption bill in the parliament.
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Will Civil Society Activism make India a Banana Republic?
Do the recent protests and agitations involving members of the Civil Society groups like Anna Hazare and Baba Ramdev have the danger of converting India into a Banana Republic where mass protests by such groups hold government at ransom? This is one of the most prevalent questions making rounds in the Media and related discussions [...]
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Freedom at Midnight and so was its Murder
At the midnight on June 5 2011, not far away from the place where Pandit Nehru delivered his Indian independence speech 64 years ago on the midnight of August 15 1947 – thousands of people who had gathered to peacefully protest against the rampant corruption in the country were denied the same Freedom – Freedom to use the means of Mahatma Gandhi to peacefully protest for a national cause.
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