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G20 Declaration Gave Lipservice To Tackling The Urgent Economic Issues

By Prabhat Patnaik The G-20 meeting in Delhi was occurring in the midst of an acute economic crisis of the world economy. The advanced capitalist economies are expected by the IMF to witness a growth slowdown from 2.7 per cent in 2022 to 1.3 per cent in 2023; according...

Sep 15 · >

Closer Russia & North Korea Ties Could Lead To Tensions In Asia-Pacific

By Girish Linganna Leader of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) Kim Jong-un’s recent visit to Russia—his first international trip since the Covid-19 pandemic broke out—is anticipated to witness the two Cold War allies enhancing their defence and economic cooperation in the face of Western sanctions. The Cold...

Sep 15 · >

Prime Minister Is Using Udhayanidhi’s Remarks To Rouse Hindu Sentiment Against Opposition

By Arun Srivastava Once again Prime Minister Narendra Modi has swung into action against the INDIA partners. Attacking actor Udhayanidhi Stalin, son of Tamil Nadu chief minister M.K. Stalin for his opinion about the need to “eradicate” sanatana dharma during his talk at a Sanatana Abolition Conclave organised by...

Sep 15 · >

Libyan Floods And Fault Lines: An Expert’s View Of Political Implications

By James M Dorsey Libya has figured prominently in recent headlines. These days, it’s floods that have devastated Eastern Libya and killed more than 5000 people, days after a catastrophic earthquake rocked Morocco like much else. Some 10,000 people are missing. What starts in Libya doesn’t stay in Libya....

Sep 15 · >

Bengali Novelist Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay Still Remains A Pan India Icon

By Tirthankar Mitra Long after Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay’s literary works sprang into fame, his reputation as a literary icon stands undimmed to this day. As his 147th birth anniversary is being celebrated on September 15, the contention few authors could rival his mastery of the condition of villages and...

Sep 15 · >

INDIA Alliance: What Is The Best Way To Make Seat Sharing Among Partners Smoother?

By Nitya Chakraborty The first coordination committee of the INDIA block of 28 opposition parties has decided to finally start the process of seat sharing for both coming state assembly elections scheduled by year end as also the Lok Sabha polls by early 2024.The spokesman K C Venugopal made...

Sep 14 · >

Political Narrative For 2024 Polls Is Still Challenging For INDIA Block

By Dr. Gyan Pathak The ‘Sanatan Dharm’ controversy is the latest example of a leader of opposition unwittingly walking into RSS-BJP’s political turf made for PM Narendra Modi to play on with advantage over the opposition INDIA alliance, which they are projecting as anti-Hindu. PM Modi and his associates...

Sep 14 · >

Narendra Modi’s Bragging About G20 Declaration Will Be Exposed Soon

By Binoy Viswam The year-long ‘celebrations’ that the Modi government built up around the G-20 Summit have ended. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, due to electoral ambitions chose to design it more like a festival than with socio-political and diplomatic content. G-20, because of its very nature and proclaimed objectives,...

Sep 14 · >

Only Positive Step In G20 Summit Was The Admission Of African Union As A Permanent Member

By P. Sudhir The adoption of a joint declaration by the G20 summit in New Delhi with all member countries subscribing to it was an achievement, given the sharp divisions that exist on the issue of the Ukraine war.  The eight paragraphs dealing with the Ukraine war were negotiated...

Sep 14 · >

Narendra Modi Govt Is Giving A Big Push To Set Up High Tech Semiconductor System

By Girish Linganna The Indian government is capitalizing on the global push to reduce dependence on China by providing significant incentives, amounting to billions of dollars, to establish a complete semiconductor ecosystem on extensive, undeveloped land. In his New Delhi office, Ashwini Vaishnav, India’s Minister of Electronics and Information...

Sep 14 · >
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