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Cracks In Pakistan’s Ruling Coalition As PML-N And PPP Fight Openly

By Tirthankar Mitra A crisis brings oddballs together. Having nothing in common, Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) joined forces closed ranks against Imran Khan- led PTI government. The government led by the former cricketer ace was removed and as the coalition partners awaited PTI’s dissolution,...

Jun 27 · >

Tejashvi Yadav Is Emerging As A Mature Politician, But He Has To Work More

By Arun Srivastava Being the son of Lalu Yadav is not the guarantee that Tejashvi Yadav will inexorably inherit his political legacy and acumen. People nurse the perception that like Lalu he also symbolises and represents the aspirations of the poor and the backward castes. But this is not...

Jun 27 · >

Reprieve For Congress Party Chief In Kerala

By P. Sreekumaran THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The embattled Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) president K. Sudhakaran is entitled to a sigh of relief as the Congress High Command has extended him full support to him. The reprieve for the combative KPCC chief has come after his arrest in a graft case...

Jun 27 · >

Bay Of Bengal: Geostrategic Significance And A Global Contest For Influence

By Del H Khan & M A Hossain The Bay of Bengal possesses significant geostrategic importance, given its function as a crucial maritime gateway, abundant energy resources, and vital shipping lanes. Its strategic location and diverse ecosystems necessitate the preservation of natural habitats and the promotion of sustainable development....

Jun 27 · >

Indian Consumers Are Robbed Of Cheaper Russian Oil Import Benefits

By Nantoo Banerjee The increasing import of cheaper Russian crude oil during the current fiscal may not necessarily lead to an encouraging economic growth for India this year. Cheaper oil imports from Russia are not helping to energise the economy. This is because the lower oil import cost benefits...

Jun 26 · >

United Opposition Will Be Christened As Patriotic Democratic Alliance

By Arun Srivastava Even before the strategy session of the opposition meet makes public its common minimum programme and broader paradigm of their electoral policy at Shimla on July 12 the opposition leaders have decided to accord a distinct ideological character to their endeavour and identify it as Patriotic...

Jun 26 · >

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Gala Performance At Press Meet In Washington

By Sushil Kutty Summarily dismissing the Aam Aadmi Party’s appeal that the opposition parties start their campaign with a show of unity on the issue of the Delhi ordinance is not good for the Opposition. More so because Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a massive hit on how democracy...

Jun 26 · >

India’s Top 20 Firms Earn 60 Percent Of The Corporates Cash Flow

By Nilanjan Banik In the US there is a concept of measuring the consumer feel-good factor through inflation expectation. If the consumer feels that the inflation is likely to ease, they feel good about it and do not mind paying higher prices in the short run. In fact, the...

Jun 26 · >

How Pro-RSS Stance Of The Biren Singh Govt Has Caused Calamity In Manipur?

By Girish Linganna Nearly seven weeks have passed since clashes began in Manipur on Wednesday, May 3, 2023, after tribals took out a march against a move to grant the majority Meitei community ST status. Hundreds of homes, temples, churches and vehicles were vandalized or were the target of...

Jun 26 · >

Imports Of Russian Oil Have Given Big Cushion To India In Reducing Fiscal Gap

By Subrata Majumder Given India’s stance as neutral and non-party to sanctions on Russia in the wake of Ukraine war, global critics raised eyebrows over India as protagonist for non-alignment movement and suspicion as strong supporter to the sovereignty of a nation. It demonstrated that India’s long standing original...

Jun 26 · >
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