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Rampurhat Massacre Has All The Traditions Of Political Violence In Bengal

By Arun Srivastava Malicious and capricious violence and killing of the rivals has acquired the quintessence character of new political ethos.  Erosion of the traditional political ethics has been so intense that the basic culture of politics has become indiscernible. There is a common notion that politics is the...

Mar 24 · >

Left Candidate Petro Is Now Front-Runner In Presidential Poll In Columbia In May

By Carlos Cruz Mosquera Colombia’s left-wing and progressive coalition, Pacto Historico, has become the country’s most popular political movement following the congressional elections on Sunday, March 13. This historical victory threatens two hundred years of ruling-class hegemony, with most of the coalition’s representatives coming from rural and working-class backgrounds....

Mar 24 · >

‘Synchronised’ Fraud By Government And Oil Companies Is Back

By K Raveendran As predicted, the ’synchronised’ fraud by the Modi government and the petroleum marketing companies has resumed even before the state assemblies which went to poll in the recent round have been officially constituted. The open market policy, which has been kept in ‘suspended animation’ has come...

Mar 23 · >

World Air Quality Report Unmasks Modi Government’s Incompetence

By Dr. Gyan Pathak World Air Quality Report 2021 has unmasked the Modi government showing its ugly face which has been masked since April 7, 2015 by a so called flagship scheme to monitor air pollution in the country with the launch of National Air Quality Index. Despite the...

Mar 23 · >

K C Venugopal, Eyes And Ears Of Rahul Gandhi, Is On Hot Seat In Congress

By Harihar Swarup In the opaque ecosystem of the Congress, to be eyes and ears is as big a compliment as it gets. That’s what K C Venugopal is, party insiders say. The AICC general secretary in-charge of the organization is to Rahul Gandhi what the late Ahmed Patel...

Mar 23 · >

Central Agencies In League With BJP To Create Rift In MVA Coalition

By Sushil Kutty The Modi Government will not topple Maha Vikas Aghadi. Not when it’s plagued with indecisiveness, and Shiv Sena Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Raut cannot with his utterances dissuade the Modi Government from targeting MVA ministers and legislators, members of the extended Thackeray family. Not as long...

Mar 23 · >

Rising Defence Budget Is Making The World A More Dangerous Place

By Arun Kumar Shrivastav Earlier this month, China announced a 7.1% increase in its defence budget to about $230 billion. The news generated concerns in relevant quarters in India. China maintains the highest number of active military personnel in the world and its defence budget is the 2nd largest...

Mar 23 · >

UAE Versus Indonesia: Fight Between Democratic And Autocratic Islam

By James M Dorsey Indonesia has emerged as a primary battleground between democratic and autocratic visions of Islam in the 21st century. The battle pits Nahdlatul Ulama (NU), the world’s largest civil society movement with 90 million followers and powerful ministers in Indonesian President Joko Widodo’s cabinet, against Abdullah...

Mar 23 · >

Arvind Kejriwal Is Young, He Has Time In His Favour, He Should Work For 2029

By Kalyani Shankar Will the Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal emerge as a challenger to  Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Congress Party, or both? No doubt winning Punjab will encourage him to spread his Aam Admi Party’s wings to other states, but can he achieve his ambition? It may...

Mar 22 · >

Ensuring Price Stability In Economy Must Be RBI’s Prime Focus

By Anjan Roy The Reserve Bank governor, Shaktikanta Das, has reiterated that the primary objective of the monetary would continue to be price stability. In an environment of unprecedented uncertainty and flux, maintaining stable price line could be a daunting task. All principal variables which would critically determine the...

Mar 22 · >
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