Tag: Vijay Darda

Mind your tongue, Bilawal!

   By Vijay Darda | 19-12-2022 Pakistan foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto’s uncivilised outburst against PM Narendra Modi is height of meanness Vijay Darda The statement made by Pakistan’s foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto against our Prime Minister Narendra Modi is so vile, shameful and indecent that I don’t want to mention it in this column. I […]

All is fair in love and war!

   By Vijay Darda | 12-12-2022 The thinking of BJP strategists is like a chess move, whichever the election may be, the party gathers with full force Vijay Darda Though loyal supporters of the BJP were praying for a big victory, hardly anyone would have expected this bumper victory in Gujarat! Political veterans had assumed […]

Will uprising topple dictators?

   By Vijay Darda | 05-12-2021 The desire for freedom from the whims of rulers is the real trigger behind rebellion in China and Iran Vijay Darda Have you ever heard of a nation’s sporting team losing an international game, resulting in being eliminated from the tournament, and having its humiliation hailed in their own […]

US salutes India on global stage

   By Vijay Darda | 21-11-2022 Prime Minister Modi held Indian flag high with his diplomacy and no-nonsense approach at  G20 summit Vijay Darda The picture of the US President Joe Biden saluting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the 17th summit of G20, a group of 20 powerful and influential countries of the world, […]

Why has Putin become Modiji’s fan?

   By Vijay Darda | 07-11-2022 Russian President Vladimir Putin has given a message to the world by praising Prime Minister Narendra Modi Vijay Darda The whole world knows that Russian President Vladimir Putin does not talk without any rhyme or reason. He always sticks to his guns. He always uses his words carefully because […]

Churchill’s soul must be restless…!

Lokmat   By Vijay Darda | 31-10-2022 First an Indian took over East India Company and now a person of Indian origin has occupied UK PM’s chair Vijay Darda I’m sure you’re wondering why I suddenly remembered Winston Churchill. British Prime Minister Winston Churchill had held office from 1940 to 1945 and from 1951 to 1955. […]

New challenges before Congress!

By Vijay Darda | 25-10-2022 Mallikarjun Kharge is a capable leader but it is not easy to heal the ailing Congress Vijay Darda Of course, the election in Congress is a big political development and undoubtedly, all credit goes to the G-23 leaders. Had they not raised the issue, not spoken harshly, not discussed it […]