SAURABH BHARDWAJ

“This highlights the single most important geopolitical fact in the world: the United States controls all of the oceans. No other power in history has been able to do this. And that control is not only the foundation of America’s security but also the foundation of its”
― George Friedman, The Next 100 Years: A Forecast for the 21st Century

“countered. Rahul, though, clearly seemed to lead two lives. In the day he would engage with thinkers and activists, but at night he seemed to draw comfort from being in the company of family friends from the glamorous Page Three set. Perhaps the India–Bharat divide was most in evidence in his own personality,”
― Rajdeep Sardesai, 2014: The Election That Changed India

“But Vajpayee was a realist. He had joined the BJP recognising that the party would never come to power during his lifetime. That did not matter so much to him. He had never been after power. Otherwise, he would have accepted Narasimha Rao’s offer, made in 1993, to join the Congress. He was happy sitting in the opposition and sticking to his principles.”
― Vir Sanghvi, MANDATE: WILL OF THE PEOPLE

“The principal reason for our channels overdoing the debate and discussion component in their evening schedule is its low cost.”
― Vinod Mehta, Editor Unplugged: Media, Magnates, Netas and Me