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Oh man, not good memories. Ind-Pak matches were much more hostile, both on the field and in the stands. After that last ball six, the Indian team just couldn't handle the pressure of a close match and would just collapse against Pakistan, esp. in Sharjah. I remember Salim Malik beating the shit...

Out of the +21 that Pakistan has over India, +12 is from Sharjah. With all of Indian underworld sitting in the stands and players and bollywood stars paying homage to them before matches, and all the revelations of match fixing that started from Sharjah, those matches should carry an asterisk...

Average Joe Sixpack has a long way to go when it comes to religious tolerance. This is not some isolated incident, it happens much more often than you think and most don't make it to the news as temples and gurudwaras, just let it go. Also notice the walls on that temple. I am willing to bet...

I had no idea false sense of victimhood had trickled down so far among AAP supporters!!!

Anybody who talks about mohalla sabhas and recall and other 8th standard social science naïve concepts as tools of governance, in a country/city as populated and diverse as India/Delhi, cannot be taken seriously. This is a recipe for anarchism and a handy tool for anti-nationals to stall...

Absolutely true!!! Kandahar case was the only situation where we had a gun held to our head and too much was at stake, so we had to blink. All the other cases, it was India holding a gun to the adversary's head and still we blinked. Go figure!!

This fake outrage about enslavement and visa fraud just boggles my mind. Next time Mr. Bharara orders Chinese/Indian/Asian food delivery to his home in Manhattan, he should ask the delivery guy how he is being treated, how much he is being paid and whether he gets the tip. Most of these...

Diplomacy is reciprocal, courtesies are provided to each other. In this case India provided a courtesy of closing a public road in front of the embassy so that your embassy staff could feel more secure, and now they removed that courtesy when the US provided the courtesy of fingering an Indian...

Why would you remove barricades when you don't provide them in the first place. In Delhi, an entire public road in front of the US Embassy is barricaded off and converted into a no-go zone. In NYC terms, it would be like closing off the entire 64th street between Park Ave and 5th Ave. In fact...

You have identified the problem yourself, nobody in the Indian Consulate was informed that one of their officer is now considered a criminal. Rather, just as in the case of the school-going daughter of another consular officer, the NYPD went in and handcuffed and arrested the officer right out...