Author Archives: kapil

Prime Minister of India Mr. Narendra Modi on 11th of July 2022 unveiled the national emblem that has been placed atop the new Parliament building in a special ceremony also attended by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla and Union Housing Minister Hardeep … Continue reading →

1) Do your best. Doing best is about staying focused only on what you can control. 2) Stop thinking what does world think of you.3) Deep breathing for 15 mins X 3 times a day4) Learn to accept negative outcomes/failures/difficulties … Continue reading →

Public Discourse Word Sanskar today is a ridiculed word.Today alternative public discourse is nationalism is right wing and insurgency using violence as instrument of overthrowing parliamentary democracy is activism.— Shri Arun Jaitley, 2018 Threat of Fake Bogey Today threat to … Continue reading →

Betrayal of Jinnah – Balochistan Few Facts about Balochistan Balochistan is located on south-eastern Iranian plateau, extending upto western borders of Sindh and Punjab, with area bigger than France. Before British Raj, Balochistan was divided into 4 princely states, amongst … Continue reading →

Who is “My Government” in Mountbatten’s letter on 27 Oct 1947?As per the Indian Independence Act 1947 and Government of India Act 1935, head of any Princely state was the only authority to take decision regarding accession to Dominion of … Continue reading →

Rakesh Tikait is leader of Bhartiya Kisan Union (BKU). His Farmer’s protest is presently backed by Rahul Gandhi of Congress. BKU was founded by Charan Singh – Dy PM in first non Congress government led by Morarji Desai. Misled by … Continue reading →

India voted for CAB BJP released its manifesto on 8th of April 2019. “Nation First” section stands 4th in the Table of Contents of the manifesto. There are total 8 points in the section nation first. the Citizenship Amendment Bill … Continue reading →

Edited by Sandhya Jain and Published by Pentagon PressWriters : Sandhya Jain, Shakti Munshi, Abha Khanna, Pankaj Gupta, Nidhi Bahuguna, Yasharaj Singh Bundela, Kuldip Chand Agnihotri Readers, Jammu and Kashmir region has inspired lot of writers to pen down books, … Continue reading →

They were sleeping – Poem by Kapil  Naik (www.kapilnaik.com) Kashmiri Pandits Killed – They were sleeping Training in POK – They were sleeping Snatched Guns from Police – They were sleeping Took away EVM machines – They were sleeping Burnt … Continue reading →

After reading tweet by Sagarika Ghose on URI Attacks (“So much for the Doval doctrine”), I am not amazed any more.  In fact I am convinced a leftist will stoop down to any extent in criticising Right Wing (RW), even … Continue reading →