Kalyan Kumar

Propaganda is a way of imposing a fantasy on followers using indoctrination as a tool by shutting out other avenues of wisdom.

Of there is sustained quest for excellence, that will be appreciated any day.

It is a sad commentary on the exploitation of poverty-ridden children and their parents.

There is growing impatience and frustration about the non-closure of the mystery behind the flight that took off to Beijing.

Prime Minister John Key is taking a calibrated approach by trying to convince people and the political parties.

The lack of cohesion in the Coalition needs to be addressed and reluctant allies need to be thrown out for making the mission serious.

Beyond the name, the functionally of drones makes it superb in various applications.

Using Ebola to spread terror will be a self destructive exercise as noted by an expert recently.

This is the latest blow to the White House Secret Service, which is now under fire for laxity in security measures.

A multi-cornered contest can do good as the trust level on Labour Party will increase and also revitalise the party.

It can become a sunrise sector in New Zealand offering ample scope for outsourced production centres for international brands.

Ukraine is trying its best to halt Russia's arbitrary gas pricing methods by showcasing alternate sources of supply.

The effort for a political consensus on the issue sounds good as there are many views opposed to the military involvement in Iraq.

Passengers will be watched for symptoms and previous exposure to Ebola-infected.

If this drastic fall is the result of a policy scare for investors, that needs to be looked at.

The new surplus manned by Conservatives looks cyclical, because Harper took over the reigns it was already a surplus economy.

It is a silver lining that a whole town wants to maintain the century-old tradition and abstain from alcohol.

The decision to go for public-private partnership in housing sector will be a good policy change provided the results are good.

The U. K's defence spending needs careful prioritisation and strategic insight into all the immediate challenges.

Print media is taking innovative routes to achieve economies of scale by having more titles from a single publisher.

"Dirty Politics" would have become John Key's political nemesis had it not been for a weak opposition.

Taking a leaf from Russia, the EU is also injecting troops into Ukraine in the guise of monitoring ceasefire.

If there is a security threat it must be notified so that people are convinced about the logic of banning it in Parliament House.

This is a valid suggestion and how far alternate mechanisms can track down travelling jihadis need to be highlighted.

The UK seems to be sending out strong signals of its desire for an early divorce with the European Union.

Foreign policy administration needs to win the confidence and trust of the country to become effective internationally.

Republicans are trying to prove that they are strong willed and capable of tackling crises realistically.

Market analysts say the domestic supply situation may improve by Christmas

Turkey is shedding its hesitancy to join the US coalition after its a wait and watch policy.