By L.S Herdenia BHOPAL: While the people of Madhya Pradesh are starving for medical oxygen, voters of Damoh provided much-needed oxygen to the Congress by electing its nominee with the margin of more than 17,000 votes. Observers feel that it was not an ordinary victory for the Congress. The...
By Harihar Swrup Life is attempting to return to normalcy in the US with 52 per cent of the adult population receiving at least one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine and 35 per cent of adults fully vaccinated on April 23, on the other side of the world, the...
By Gyan Pathak The much awaited May 1 has finally come, but not with the fulfilment of the hope that was generated by the decision of the Union Government to start vaccination of all citizens above 18 years of age. Only six states could so far start the inoculation...
By K Raveendran With scenes of people being taken on stretchers from hospital to hospital, gasping for air, only to be turned away, and left dying on the road, outside hospitals and in ambulances, the ravaging second India is suffering the world’s worst surge of the second wave of...
By P. Sreekumaran THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Pinarayi Vijayan-led Left Democratic Front Government (LDF) has received a shot in the arm with all the exit polls predicting a victory for the Front in Kerala. Significantly, two of the surveys forecast a clean sweep by the LDF with the Front topping the...
By Prabhat Patnaik When the country is grappling with the worst health crisis it has faced in a century, the Covid vaccine producers have decided to seize the opportunity to go on a profiteering spree, taking advantage of the Modi government’s incompetence or complicity (call it what you will)....
By Arun Srivastava Dr Navjot Dahiya, vice-president of the Indian Medical Association, has described Prime Minister Narendra Modi a “super-spreader” of the Covid-19 pandemic. According to him, the blame for this devastating second wave lies squarely at the feet of Modi’s government. “While the medical fraternity is trying hard...
By Sushil Kutty So, here’s what one gentleman wrote on Facebook: “Don’t end up importing electric crematoriums. We have a window for 3 weeks to plan. Daily deaths are going to peak to 10K. Active cases are 30 lakh and we are going to add a minimum 30 lakh...
By Subrata Majumder With COVID 19 spreading globally and the pandemic is seen far from ebbing, vaccine diplomacy has become a new dimension in India-China spat to win diplomatic and economic influences in South Asia. So far, China was using trade and investment mantle, including loaning through Belt and...
By Ashis Biswas Political observers have been impressed by the spirited response of the Bangladesh Government towards the militant Hefazat-e-Islami (HI) demonstrators who created much havoc and mayhem during Indian PM Narendra Modi’s ceremonial state visit last March, embarrassing Dhaka no end. The obviously orchestrated demonstrations stretching from Comilla...