Narendra Modi is a truly shameless man. A man with no redeeming qualities (or morals or scruples) whatsoever.
His only hope is once he’s done whatever his narcissistic self craves doing (hopefully before he’s done us in completely), he recedes into obscurity from our collective consciousness. His best bet, therefore, is to be forgotten. That, I am sure, history will arrange for. But will he be forgiven?
Suicide, the ultimate rebellion, the final act of non-cooperation, isn't something to be laughed at. It is heartbreaking to see it being ridiculed by some people I truly admire (who I'd have presumed more empathetic than that) to counter some other people (who are known…
VERY interesting!
Back in December 2012, when the Nirbhaya protests erupted across the country, I wrote this and discovered it only in reference to something else I was looking for.
When's the movie coming out?
How many of us can be Ravish Kumar? I, for one, can't. Of course, I can't, and won't ever be Rajdeep Sardesai. I'd probably be more like Prannoy Roy.
We all have a limited fount of courage. Each of us knows where that limit is. Notwithstanding our public posturing.
