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BJP Cannot Miss The Writings On The Wall
By Rahil Nora Chopra Results of the recently held assembly elections of five states showed that the people are against BJP or in favour of BJP alliance in the states. Now the people are divided between the slogans of Modi Hatao Desh Bachao or Aayega To Modi Hi. While...
Gujarat Model In Lakshadweep
By Prakash Karat The union territory of Lakshadweep is a group of islands which are home to around 65,000 people. These quiet, peace-loving people are being subjected to a ruthless regime which seeks to deprive them of their way of life, livelihoods, food and cultural rights. The plague on...
Rural India Is Taking The Brunt Of NDA Government’s Gross Failure
By Krishna Jha Down with shock and grief we are today the carriers of our dead. Our rivers are swollen with Covid corpses. Ganges, the most beautiful gift of nature to us, is unsightly with the bodies floating all over not only in the flowing water but also on...
RSS Using CBI To Dissipate Centrist Forces
By Arun Srivastava There is no ambiguity about the nature and character of the legal war that is going on in Calcutta High Court. So far it appeared to be a war of attrition between the CBI and Mamata Banerjee on the arrest of TMC ministers and leaders. But...
Afghanistan Issues: Bangladesh India On Same Page
By Ashis Biswas India is not alone in worrying about the long term impact of the US troops’ pullout from Afghanistan. Dhaka also shares Delhi’s concern. In Bangladesh, the recent arrest of four youths, who were on their way to Afghanistan to enroll/fight as Islamic jihadists, confirms the abiding...
Narendra Modi Govt Abdicates Duty Towards Farmers Union’s Demands
By Dr. Silpa Aziz As the farmers’ protests against the farm laws of 2020 completed six months on May 26, 2021, let us trace the trail of these laws and their basis. The government made a systematic and consistent approach in bringing about these laws. While NITI Aayog’s agri...
Bob Dylan Reminds US Times, They Are A Changin’
By Papri Sri Raman And you better start swimming, Or you will sink like a stone, For the times they are a changin’ …The battle outside ragin’, Will soon shake your window, And rattle your walls. Yes, this can be called a protest song but 80-year-oldlyricist Bob Dylan cannot...
In A Positive Sign For World Peace, Biden To Meet Putin For Summit
By John Wojcik President Joe Biden will hold a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin on June 16 in Geneva, a face-to-face meeting between the leaders of the two countries with the largest nuclear arsenals. Many who prefer a confrontational approach to U.S. relations with Russia have already been...
Satyajit Ray’s Centennial Year: Three Encounters Of The Close Kind
By Nitya Chakraborty The Indian filmmaking legend Satyajit Ray stepped into his 100th year on May 2, 2021. The maestro died in 1992, at the age of only 71. He left us without finishing many of the proposed film and writing projects which he had undertaken in his last...
Debate Can Wait, But Not Oxygen For A Gasping Lung
By K Raveendran It is certainly not a happy situation as the courts are seen increasingly overstepping the boundaries between the Executive and Judiciary to the extent that there is probably need to redefine the relationship. The debate on whether the courts are right or wrong in what they...
