Commentary on news discourse, media language and journalistic ethics.
To take into consideration the humanitarian values in order to vouch for accepting Rohingya Refugees is the greatest sign of either ignorance on the part of the person on one hand or deliberate treachery on the other. The world today does not run in accordance with morality and r
17 July 2018 · 2 min read
16 th May 2014 was a historic moment in Indian politics. The party that was always considered “destined to be sitting in the opposition”, the party that “didn’t have it to make it large” and the party that had stemmed from the “Communal Sangh” was victorious with an absolute majo
17 May 2018 · 10 min read
Yesterday, at a restaurant in Bangalore, India TV journalist Rajdeep Sardesai was confronted by a common man for harboring anti-Hindu views, hating Hindus and India. The incident was nothing but a 30 second rant where the man was voicing his frustration over the biased reporting
8 May 2018 · 7 min read
When it comes to tax matters, Indians are the tax evaders. The country with a population more than 125 Cr. is struggling with the tax collections. Recently, Income Tax Department of India issued statistics of Income Tax Collection AY 2015-16. It was found that a total of 4.06 Cro
27 December 2017 · 2 min read
Some wonderful things are in development because of advances made in artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies. At the same time, there is perhaps an uncomfortable fear that machines may rise up and turn against humans. Usually the scenario is brought up in a joki
30 July 2017 · 2 min read
The GST Council headed by the Finance Minister has approved a four slab tax rate of 5%, 12%,18%, and 28% respectively according to the types of goods and services and set up the final platform for the GST implementation. Restaurants had the compulsion to go for VAT registration o
16 July 2017 · 2 min read
In the Arthashastra by Chanakya, The general principles of taxation and the rates of taxation are given in Part 2 Chapter 22 and additional principles for the `replenishment of treasury' (in times of emergency, war, etc., which may have caused an excessive outflow from the treasu
3 July 2017 · 1 min read