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Why Lok Sabha Election For 20 Seats In Kerala Is Crucial For Future Of Left In Indian Politics?

By Satyaki Chakraborty The polling to the 20 Lok Sabha seats in Kerala in the second phase of elections on April 26 is of crucial significance to the two communist parties CPI(M) and the CPI for their future role in the turbulent post election days of the Indian polity....

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Organised Congress Offers BJP A Tough Electoral Battle In Rajasthan

By Dr. Gyan Pathak With second phase of election on April 26, Lok Sabha election on all 25 constituencies in Rajasthan will conclude. In every constituency, the Congress has offered BJP tough electoral battles, which made none less than Prime Minister Narendra Modi to lose his cool, who out...

Apr 25 · >

UBT Shiv Sena Forced To Sweat It Out As Polls Heat Up In Maharashtra

By Sushil Kutty Skies are clear and the heat unbearable. Will people step outdoors to vote? The first phase saw some reluctance. One more lacklustre phase and Prime Minister Narendra will have nothing new to coin. But voting is being tied to the ‘mangalsutra’ and it ain’t different in...

Apr 25 · >

Mamata-Kolkata High Court Confrontation Has Serious Implications

By Arun Srivastava Will the Calcutta High Court hold West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee guilty of contempt of court? Political circles are abuzz with anticipation ever since Banerjee came out with her sensation allegation: “They (the BJP) have bought off the Calcutta] High Court.” Her disenchantment with the...

Apr 25 · >

Prime Minister’s Vicious Speech Against Muslims In Poll Campaign Violates Constitution

By P. Sudhir The prime minister’s vitriolic speech of April 21, delivered two days after the first phase of polling of the Lok Sabha elections, has been widely condemned both in India and abroad. The language and bigotry which he displayed to incite hatred against the Muslim community and...

Apr 25 · >

May Day In 2024 Is A Reminder To The Indian Working Class Of A Long Battle For Rights

By Krishna Jha It was May Day when workers all over the world were waking up to the reality that they too have rights, as a class. For us in India, outcome was All India Trade Union Congress that came into existence in 1920, with Lala Lajpat Rai as...

Apr 25 · >

How Bhagawat Gita Egged Robert F Kennedy Jr. To Stand Against President Biden

By Anjan Roy Robert J Oppenheimer was inspired by it, T.S. Eliot was fascinated by the slokas and now an independent candidate aspiring for the White House revealed he was egged on to put a fight for the top job by the Bhagawat Gita. Robert F. Kennedy, nephew of...

Apr 25 · >

In Middle East War, U.S. Facing A Big Dilemma On How Far To Get Involved

By Girish Linganna Deterrence is straightforward! It means stopping the enemy from taking action by threatening military force. The US, with its powerful global military, should easily be able to deter Iran, which has outdated military equipment, including warships and fighter jets older than the first Moon landing. However,...

Apr 25 · >

TRAI Proposes Telecom Infra Sharing For Telcos To Reduce Cost

NEW DELHI: The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) on Wednesday said the department of telecommunications (DoT) should allow sharing of all types telecom infrastructure between the operators, to reduce costs, improve quality of services, avoid duplication of investment, and provide timely services, among other things. Trai’s recommendation to...

Apr 25 · >

KKR Bets On Domestic Consumption Story, Private Credit In India Push

KKR & Co. says the consumer sector will continue to provide investment opportunities in India, where the US buyout giant is also building out its private credit portfolio. The investment firm remains bullish on India’s domestic consumption story despite elevated valuations, according to Gaurav Trehan, head of Asia Private...

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