Posted by sanjaykaul on January 15, 2011 · Leave a Comment
Cornered like never before, the Congress is trying everything it can to save its skin – from deflecting issues to gunning for Hindu organizations – and from using the CBI to its own purposes to destroying the credibility of the CAG. But with the series of scams at its doorstep, will it ever live down … Read more
Filed under Politics · Tagged with 2G spectrum, Adarsh Society Mumbai, BJP, Bofors, CAG, CBI, Congress party, corruption in government, corruption in India under UPA, CW Games, DNK, Guwahati Executive 2011, inflation, Malegaon blasts, NDA, Quattrocchi, RSS, scams, TMC, UPA
Posted by sanjaykaul on December 5, 2010 · Leave a Comment
The stunning victory of the JD[U]-BJP alliance in Bihar has the Congress so shell-shocked they are trying to muddy the waters for the NDA alliance that has held so well, and delivered. That is why the silent campaign to project Nitish Kumar as leader of the NDA and a candidate for PM for the next … Read more
Filed under Politics · Tagged with Bihar CM, coalition dharma, Congress, Iraq, JDU, JD[U]-BJP alliance, leadership of NDA, NDA, Nitish as Prime Minister, Nitish Kumar, power sharing, Rahul Gandhi as CM, Sanjay Kaul, Sushil Kumar Modi, UK, Zimbabwe
Posted by sanjaykaul on November 30, 2010 · Leave a Comment
A gallimaufry of events, notices and breaking [broking!] news of the past month – from the hot spots of New Delhi, Karnataka, Parliament and Bihar – not forgetting Radiagate - in a freshly packaged pocket edition of views and counterviews that attempt to aim for the soul of brevity – with or without the wit. The Dalal … Read more
Filed under Politics · Tagged with A.Raja, Barkha Dutt, Bihar, Bihar election results, BJP, Congress, corruption, CWG corruption, DMK, JDU, JPC, Kalawati, mediagate, N.K.Singh, NDA, Niira Radia, Nitish Kumar, Parliament, Radia Tapes, Radiagate, Rahul gandhi, Sanjay Kaul, Sonia Gandhi, Sushil Kumar Modi, telecom scam, Vir Sanghvi
Posted by sanjaykaul on June 21, 2010 · 2 Comments
Sainik Schools are one of our best experiments with regimental learning. They have produced sterling candidates – both soldiers and citizens. In a time of growing shortage of officers in the armed forces, why are we so short of such schools? Just 86 cadets joined the Indian Military Academy at Dehradun in 2008 against a course … Read more
Filed under Governance · Tagged with A.K. Antony, alumnii, Arun Shourie, Defence Minister, IMA, Indian Armed forces, indian Military Academy, Khadakvasla, Krishna Menon, MPLADS, National Defence Academy, NCC, NDA, officers, Sainik Schools
