By Himanshu Guru: In addition to the external threats from Pakistan and China, India also faces tough time to deal with the menace of naxalism and terrorism. Without spending more on defence, the country cannot call itself safe and secure.

By Himanshu Guru: Among the big events of Bollywood in New Year 2012, the latest and hottest is the ‘Slapgate’ in which Shah Rukh khan slapped Farah Khan's husband, Sirish Kunder at Sanjay Dutt's party.

By Himanshu Guru: The reasons behind India's failure to control pollution are numerous. Industrial Pollution being the major factor, the ever-increasing population also stretches the problem and failure of govt. machinery to curb the issue is obvious.

By Himanshu Guru: Salman Rushdie’s ‘The Midnight’s Children’ is a famous novel, which fetched him the Booker Prize in 1981. The story has been set in the backdrop of the independence of India and is a magical realism.

By Himanshu Guru: File-sharing site Megaupload.com was shut down on Friday by the US for copyright infringement conspiracy. The company was alleged to make a profit of $175 million out of pirated music, movies, and software.

By Himanshu Guru: It is strongly believed that the Supreme Court's recent verdict in the Vodafone tax case would encourage the foreign investors to put their money in India.

By Himanshu Guru: The Internet has narrowed the "communication gap" across the world. From banking sector to Journalism and from entertainment world to advertisement zone, Internet has become an unavoidable necessity.

By Himanshu Guru: The proposed move to allow 49% FDI in Airlines sector in India is a welcome step. When most of the Indian air carriers are moving through an awful financial condition, this is the best available alternative.

By Himanshu Guru: There is an outrage over SOPA and PIPA in the internet world across the globe because the internet giants Google, Wikipedia and others think that once these bills are passed, freedom of publishing in the internet will be severely curtailed.

By Himanshu Guru: For the first time in the history of India a serving chief of the Indian Defence Force has moved the Supreme Court to restore his claim of "integrity and honor". The standof between the government and the Army Chief has now taken a disturbing turn.