DNA reports out, Amitabh Bachchan is the son of Jawahar Lal Nehru

Who doesn’t know about the relationship between Nehru’s and Bachchan’s family. But what was this relationship all about? Well, it is quite shocking to know that the Bollywood icon Amitabh Bachchan is the result of a sexual affair that happened between his mom, Teji Bachchan and the then Prime Minister and a womanizer, Jawaharlal Nehru.

According to the researchers and recent DNA reports launched by ‘Headlines Tomorrow’, Amitabh is Nehru’s son. It all started when Teji Bachchan became good friends with Indira Gandhi. She use to visit Nehru’s residence frequently. Teji and Indira used to play a lot with Nehru. But who knew that Nehru and Teji will get attracted to each other? Teji Bachchan was a very sharp and attractive woman. Nehru being a Casanova and a widower had an affair with Teji Bachchan and also had a sexual relationship due which Amitabh Bachchan was born.

As Nehru could not give his name to Amitabh due to his political status, he asked Teji Bachchan to marry Mr. Harivash Rai Bachchan. Harivansh Rai Bachchan’s first wife died in 1941, so he married Teji Bachchan and give his name to the superstar Amitabh Bachchan. Nehru knew Harivansh Rai Bachchan for many years as the both of them belonged to Allahabad and respected him for his literary genius.

Later, when Rajiv Gandhi was born, son of Indira Gandhi and Firoz Khan(Firoz Gandhi),  Amitabh Bachchan and Rajiv Gandhi became very good friends. They both met at the age of 4 years and shared...Read More here

Shashi Tharoor Special! Britain owes India reparations… Just saying ‘sorry’ would do, too!

Shashi Tharoor was the best version of himself at the Oxford union. He seemed possessed by a force so powerful that even the elite audience, comprised mainly of the scholarly British, couldn’t stand up in defense. Bit by bit, Tharoor shred their arguments apart, arguments that dared to propose that the British rule has had positive impact on India. Tharoor dismantled such cock ‘n’ bull theories with his watertight arguments, often drawing admiration from a divided Oxford house. Shashi Tharoor was in a trance from start to finish.

The Congress MP believes Britain owes India a huge debt for violating its sanctity, looting and plundering its incalculable resources, and the economic and psychological decline of its people during the British Raj….

Born in independent India, it’s difficult for me to believe that India is poorer today because of the British. I know they ruled us, I know we were mostly without any rights in our own country, freedom was an alien thought. I understand that Winston Churchill was a monstrous character, who reveled in the deaths of poor Indian peasants…. But the 19th and 20th century was not dictated by democratic processes and freedom. The powerful ran over the weak, and righteousness and morality were not the driving force… we were weak, so we suffered.

I have always believed that the 200 years of subjugation aside, the British left us with a lot to be grateful for. A number of scholars and historians have argued over the years that because of the British influence, India is considered to be quite modern and self-sufficient today. We built on the foundation laid by the British.

This is nothing but hogwash and Tharoor couldn’t have shattered the falsehood of the delusional British more effectively!

Debunking the myth!

The fact is, India’s share of the world economy, when Britain came calling, was a robust 23 %. By the time we forced them to leave, the economy had plummeted to below 4%, a fall so steep that we were never able to recover from that. How did the British manage to eat away so much?

India was being governed for the benefit of the British. Their rise for two centuries was financed by depriving India of basic, life-sustaining utilities and facilities. In fact, Britain’s industrial Read More

Jay Panda of the BJD, a well admired  politician from Odisha, revealed this on a leading television channel on Tuesday evening. He accidentally overheard the politician, whom he refused to name, speaking in such a revolting manner. Isn’t it obvious, anyway, that the opposition parties are always out to get the Government entangled in some or the other hideous scandal?

It was a normal first day in office for our venerable politicians. For the uninitiated, ‘normal day in office’, Indian standards, means disruptions, chaos, walkouts, storming the well of the House, and most importantly, royal waste of tax payers’ money. Some things never change.

The opening day of the Monsoon Session was a culmination of the mind games being played by the politicians for the past few days. They have been making allegations and counter-allegations, accusing each other of various crimes, on television channels and in news reports. Suddenly, they were face to face. Instead of spewing venom at the Government through the media, the Congress-led opposition suddenly had the chance to do so on their face. They harassed and threw brickbats at the Narendra Modi-led NDA from 20 feet away, and they did it relentlessly, going hoarse and frothy at times.

Congress demanded resignations of Sushma Swaraj, Vasundhara Raje Scindia and Shivraj Singh Chouhan for their alleged roles in #Lalitgate and Vyapam Scam. No trial, no hearing… only the gallows for the two ladies and the gentleman.

The Government hit back in equal measure. It reminded the Congress of its own sins, chiefly Robert Vadra and his under-the-scanner land deals, and CBI’s probe against Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister, Virbhadra Singh. But nobody was listening to Ravi Shankar Prasad. Read More