S. Gurumurthy

When asked if India should woo companies currently involved in China, Gurumurthy said: In my view, India should just create the ecosystem in which those who want to leave China will look at us as the first option. China cannot blame India for someone leaving on their own.

Cross-checking is a dying craft

The Swadeshi Jagran Manch chief on Sonia's foreign origins and Jayalalitha; on BJP's disinvestment plans; on corruption and the BJP's insipid performance.

Jayendra was instrumental in the Math’s dir­ect service to people, beyond being a mere spiri­tual fountainhead. Today, it runs dozens of schools and hospitals besides a deemed university.

The millennia-old idea of Bharat has been gripped in confusion since Indian independence. Now is as good a time as any to clear the haze.

Foreign firms have shattered the ethical legacy that drove the professional standards of Indian CAs

On the day Dinakaran announced his 'sanyas', Tamil weekly Thuglak's editor S. Gurumurthy talks about the grapple hold of the Sasikala family on the AIADMK...

In the BJP’s mood for market economics, how will this Modi pal’s swadeshi fare?

The 'Q' accounts aren't the target. The world is against secret stashing.

Full convertibility was Manmohan's mantra. Thank god they failed.

"In India, Hindutva has more legitimacy than the Constitution, (but even it) didn't visualise a foreign-born as PM."

Some moderates, some hardliners—they are some who will have an effect on economic policy

S. Gurumurthy convenor of the Swadeshi Jagran Manch, which is believed to be the RSS' economic forum, spells out the BJP's economic agenda to A.S. Panneerselvan — if it comes to power. But he emphasises that this is "what the BJP should