because the truth needs to be told
Despite threats to their lives and to their families, three TV anchors -Ravish Kumar of NDTV, Punya Prasun Bajpai and Abhishar Sharma -formerly of ABP, before and during the general elections, stood tall and became the conscience-keepers of the country. WSN sa... More »
The ubiquitous and growing Indian satellite media lost the general elections of 2019. It became the second pillar of democracy to lose trust and faith, after the Election Commission of India. With the powerful management of print and satellite media by the Pr... More »
WSN columnist Prabhdial Singh Saini opines that Indian voters are easily influenced by crooked, selfish and power-hungry political parties and leaders of all shades. Populist slogans have been the staple diet of parties without deliverance of any kind since 19... More »
On 19 May, the Eelam battle for Tamil homeland came to an end. Reminiscing the day, WSN columnist Prabhdial Singh Saini reflects on the role of the Indian Peace Keeping Forces sent to Sri Lanka by then Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi and how Sikh soldiers w... More »
While the last phase of the general elections is to conclude on 19 May 2019 and with the possibility of a hung-parliament looming large, there is one party which has already lost the elections and also the trust of the people -the Election Commission of India,... More »
India is a failed mess – rape, corruption, human rights, policing, civil governance, sham elections, troublesome and selfish leaders -you name it, India has it. The significant criminality revealed across India’s election candidates, demonstrates just how dire... More »
Narendra Modi reminds you of Hitler and Mussolini. His party -the Bharatiya Janta Party is hell-bent on destroying the moral and political fabric of India spreading hate and fear, with the world watching for pecuniary reasons and the established Sikh leadershi... More »
Egged by the National Investigative Agency, which functions beyond the rule of law, India’s Supreme Court has transferred cases and under-trials to Delhi without a proper hearing. State terror manifested itself when, in less than five minutes, India’s Supreme ... More »
Are India’s election results that difficult to predict as many pollsters say? After the 2014 general elections, many pundits have become cautious of declaring outcomes one way or the other. However, Indians, like people anywhere in democracies, do not vote jus... More »
Deeply pained at the killings happening around the world -from Christchurch to Colombo, in the name of religion, WSN editor Jagmohan Singh expresses the need for men and women of religion to prepare and defeat the evil among us. Witnessing Babar’s atrocities, ... More »
The Bargari Insaf Morcha will again be at the doors of the ECI on 20 April as the SIT headed by ADGP Prabodh Kumar, without its investigator IG Kunwar Vijay Partap Singh readies to file a lame-duck charge sheet in the October 2015 Behbal Kalan firing incident.... More »
WSN editor Jagmohan Singh does a quick scan of the career graph of teacher-turned-diplomat-turned politician Harinder Singh Khalsa, who yesterday joined the Bharatiya Janta Party. In a span of three decades, the aggressively low caste-conscious and obstinate H... More »