M.C. Channakeshava

The Delhi election results saw BJP reclaim power after 27 years, highlighting voter dissatisfaction with AAP's leadership, particularly Arvind Kejriwal. Kejriwal's downfall was attributed to perceived corruption and unfulfilled promises, while BJP successfully appealed to the middle-class electorate. The defeat serves as a lesson in humility and focus for Kejriwal.

In a fierce encounter in Bijapur, Chhattisgarh, two security personnel and at least thirty-one Maoists were killed. The encounter began early Sunday in the Indravati National Park area based on intelligence about Maoist presence. Security forces recovered bodies, weapons, and explosives. Two injured jawans were treated, and reinforcements were dispatched as the search operation continues.

Once upon a time, Kejriwal was an icon of hope for a new, fearless India. But over the years, the hallowed persona wore off. And, on February 8, the after-effect was seen in the outcome of the Delhi assembly polls

A 'beef biryani' notice at Aligarh Muslim University sparked controversy online. The university clarified it was a typo and withdrew the notice, issuing show-cause notices to responsible students. BJP leader Nishit Sharma accused the administration of mishandling and encouraging radical elements. The incident led to heated reactions among students and netizens.

BJP leader Parvesh Verma paid tributes to his father's memorial, emphasizing his commitment to completing his father's work and beautifying Delhi. Verma celebrated BJP's win in Delhi's assembly elections, highlighting the mandate for change and dedication to development under PM Modi's guidance.

It was in the regions of Sindh, Rajasthan, Punjab and Haryana that the ancient Aryan tradition of pastoral communities thrived centuries after the Aryans arrived in India.

Bill Gates shared an anecdote about Steve Jobs suggesting he take LSD to improve his product design taste. Gates acknowledged Jobs’ superior design skills but humorously dismissed the idea, attributing his own expertise to coding.

Prashant Bhushan has criticized Arvind Kejriwal for AAP's defeat in the Delhi assembly elections, accusing him of transforming the party into a corrupt and opaque organization. Bhushan also alleged Kejriwal's indulgence in luxury, which deviated from the party's original principles.