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Post-Coup Peruvian Government Floundering As Protests Are Peaking
By W. T. Whitney Jr. Revived democratic struggle in Peru is well along into a second act. There was the parliamentary coup on Dec. 7 that removed democratically-elected President Pedro Castillo and the “First Taking of Lima” in mid-January, when embittered and excluded Peruvians occupied Lima and faced violent...
After Assembly Poll Results, BJP Has Launched Its Drive For Opposition Mukt Tripura
By Prakash Karat The orgy of violence unleashed in Tripura after the assembly election results were announced on March 2 was an act foretold once the BJP got a majority, albeit a narrow one. As of March 6, around a thousand incidents of attacks and violence by the BJP...
BJP Approached Polls In North East States As A Dress Rehearsal For 2024
By Binoy Viswam Tripura is once again thrown into the pool of disarray. The innocent people of the north-eastern state are experiencing what the BJP has in store for them, once back in power. For a short span of time during the election campaign the people there hoped to...
Rahul Gandhi Is Making Right Noises About RSS And BJP In Foreign Speeches
By Sushil Kutty Children taught how to cross a thoroughfare are told to stop, look right and then left, and then, when there’s no traffic coming from either right or left, stride forth across to the other side of the road. Of course, there are the ‘zebra crossings’, but...
Is India Heading Towards Hindu Rate Of Low Growth As Raghuram Rajan Says?
By K R Sudhaman The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party may be upset by the utterances of noted economist and former RBI governor Raghuram Rajan that India may be heading towards Hindu rate of economic growth meaning the economy is drifting towards an era of low growth. But this is...
Offshore Oil, Gas Sector Set For Highest Growth In A Decade Globally
By K Raveendran The offshore oil and gas sector is set for the highest growth in a decade in the next two years, with $214 billion of new project investments lined up. India has also lined up ambitious plans in this regard. According to experts, the annual greenfield capital...
Emission May Increase By 40 Per Cent In India By 2030
By Dr. Gyan Pathak In a business-as-usual scenario, Green House Gas (GHG) emissions in India is set to increase by 40 per cent by 2030. Hence, achieving its targets, would need significant scaling up of its current policies, according to an IMF assessment. Economists in the IMF’s Asia and...
Eyeing On Assembly Polls By Year End, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Announces Sops For Women
By L S Herdenia BHOPAL: Bhartiya Janata Party in Madhya Pradesh is launching several schemes to win over voters in view of coming elections to the state Vidhan Sabha. In particular it is concentrating on two sections of voters. The two sections are women and adivasis. For women the...
Anita Anand Turns A Chronicler Of History From Her Days As A Journalist
By Harihar Swarup “I am driven into that space between Britain and India because I exist in that space” says journalist turned—historian, Anita Anand, 50 She was born to first generation Punjabi immigrants to the UK. Her late father, Dr Chantenya Anand, a general practitioner, raised her with a...
International Outcry Against Prosecution Of Bahrain Religious Reformers
By James M Dorsey Gulf autocrats are trying to squash calls for reform of Islamic law with three Bahraini men on trial. Redha Rajab, his son Mohamed Rajab, and researcher Jalal al-Qassab are members of the Al-Tajdeed Society, which encourages discussion and questioning of Islamic law. They’re accused of...
