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Labour Market Remains Volatile With Fall In LPR

By Dr. Gyan Pathak India’s labour market remains volatile. The month of January 2023 witnessed a large number of unemployed moving out from the labour market after they got frustrated after months of searching jobs. This act of the unemployed excluded their count as unemployed resulting in fall in...

Feb 11 · >

Bringing Two Ancient Shalagram Silas From Nepal For Use In Ram Mandir Has Great Significance

By Harihar Swarup Recently, two large boulders, believed to be 60 million years old, were dispatched to Ayodhya. These stones were found along the Gandaki river at a site in Muktinath valley in Nepal. The region is thought to be part of erstwhile kingdom of Mithila, ruled by Ram’s...

Feb 11 · >

Indian Market Has Been Drawing Big Attention Of Global Tourism Industry

By Arun Kumar Shrivastav Indian tourism market is slowly but surely taking the centre stage. With Ganga Vilas, India is setting the stage for high-budget tourism products. That could bring a paradigm shift in the way the Indian tourism market is looked at. A four-day meeting of the G20...

Feb 11 · >

For Common Republican Party Supporters, Donald Trump Is The Preferred Candidate

By Luke Savage This week, a poll conducted by Morning Consult about the 2024 Republican presidential field put Donald Trump at nearly 50 percent support with likely GOP primary voters, ahead of presumed rival Ron DeSantis by double digits. Former vice president Mike Pence sits at a meager 7...

Feb 11 · >

Narendra Modi-Adani Combination Is The Symbol Of Corporate-Hindutva Alliance

By Prabhat Patnaik Gautam Adani’s calling Hindenburg’s allegations of fraud against him an attack on the Indian nation is a matter of particular significance. Just before this episode, the BBC documentary on Modi had been labelled a product of the colonial mindset by the government and hence also construed...

Feb 10 · >

Prime Minister Narendra Modi Is Suffering From ‘I, Me, Myself’ Syndrome

By Sushil Kutty The human body is 80 percent water. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s is 80 percent hubris, the remaining 20 percent hot air for ballast, also called ‘bombast’! Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s charisma and qualities to inspire are garnished with enough narcissism to sink INS Vikrant! And his...

Feb 10 · >

Rahul Must Forge Opposition Unity To Become The Consensus Candidate

By Rahil Nora Chopra Ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, the race for prime ministerial candidate from the combined Opposition will most likely include the names of Sharad Pawar, Nitish Kumar and Mamata Banerjee. But after the remarkable response of Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Yatra, the former Congress...

Feb 10 · >

All Indications Suggest A Hung Assembly In Tripura With Tm Playing A Key Role

By Tirthankar Mitra Even after Pradyot Kishor Manikya Debbarma, chief of the most powerful party of the tribals in Tripura Tipra Motha (TM) sought to carve out a separate state from Tripura, none of the leaders of the major political parties contesting the state Assembly elections have dared to...

Feb 10 · >

Artificial Intelligence Boom Is Followed By AI War

By Dr. Gyan Pathak There is no doubt that Artificial Intelligence (AI) boom is here, and so is the AI war, and all their consequences that may change our future more quickly than we can imagine now. It has just been reported that a single mistake by Google’s AI...

Feb 10 · >

Bhagwat’s Rumination Of Caste Is A Ploy To Serve Hindu Rashtra Agenda

By Arun Srivastava The observation “everybody is same and do not be misled by caste superiority” coming from Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat certainly cannot be described as ambiguous. It has much wider and deeper than it looks at the surface level. His rumination on caste is...

Feb 10 · >
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