Ritikesh Sharma

Once Again, after 30 years in Jammu Kashmir, the ground between political parties is getting tight. After the breakdown of PDP BJP coalition government in Jammu Kashmir, Governor's rule began. The biggest challenge for the Governor of Jammu and Kashmir was to improve the situation of Jammu and Kashmir and to create an environment for the process of election which was being postponed from 2016. But the way the situation in Kashmir is worsening rather than improving, that has put a kind of halt in the electoral process. National Conference and PDP have indicated to stay away from panchayat elections When there were some similar situations in Jammu and Kashmir in 1987, Farooq Abdullah was the Chief Minister of the Congress and National Conference's coalition government. In 1990, he had made similar conditions in Jammu Kashmir by resigning from the post of Chief Minister after the massacre in Gawkadal area of Srinagar during the beginning of terrorism in Jammu and Kashm...

The condition of Indian rupee is getting worse every day against the dollar. In such a situation, the country has to undergo a lot of worry. Indian Rupee has created a new record of decline. On Monday, the rupee was 72.67 against the dollar. This is the lowest level ever. Not only this, experts say that the condition of rupee is going to get worse. Rupee has started trading with a slight increase on Tuesday, even after this, the rupee remains at 72. There has been an uproar over the decline of rupee in the country. Where on the one hand the target has been reduced due to the rupee collapse on the Congress government, the central government has also been caught in difficulties due to rising oil prices. Due to falling rupee many challenges remain in front of India's economy. But you must be surprised to know that in this race of falling values only rupee is not alone. There are also currencies of other countries, which are rapidly declining. For your information, let us k...

The general perception about the elections of 2019 is that the BJP in anyway will take the form of the government. People are confident that Modi will win the next election too. But, analysts who analyze the political situation believe that even though the BJP may form the government in 2019, it is more difficult for Modi to become a PM. It is also believed that if Modi will not be PM then Rahul Gandhi will also not be in a condition to become the Prime Minister. In the last Lok Sabha elections, BJP had won maximum seats in every state. In many states, he had got all the seats. But this time things are not going to happen like that. The number of seats the party got in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Bihar, Karnataka, Delhi, Haryana and Punjab; it is not possible to get that much again. If the condition of the BJP remains best, then it can get up to 220 seats and in this condition he will also form the government. But it is very unlikely tha...

India, a diverse country whose one side shows us smart technology, crave for development, huge infrastructure and lavishing lifestyle. But the other side depicts a gloomy picture of people dying with hunger, destitutes killing themselves  who fear from the struggling game of life. We are in a state of war. The war between our ideology and reality. It is a shame for us where we merely like, share and comment but having no platform to put our tweets into reality. What else we can do. Our lawmakers claim to produce world's top engineers, doctors and what not. But do we still have those repositories of knowledge really doing an effort to change the situation. Absolutely yes, posting pictures on social media, shaking hands with ministers, uttering claims of 'mera desh badal raha hai'.