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The legacy of IPA, founded by Nikhil Chakravartty, the doyen of journalism in India, to keep the flag of independent media flying high, is facing the threat of extinction due to the effect of the Covid pandemic. Only an emergency funding can avert such an eventuality. We appeal to all those who believe in the freedom of expression to contribute to this noble cause.
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It’s Statistics Versus Experience

By K. Raveendran   Modi came to power promising to eradicate black money and corruption by putting end to a system where the ruling elites and their cronies pocketed all the wealth while people struggled for survival. With only months to go for his term, whether it was the...

Dec 1 · >

Sidhu Must Be Hailed For Kartarpur Corrdidor Reopening

By Harihar Swarup   Gurdwara Kartarpur in Pakistan is one of the holiest shrine for the Sikh community. Situated in Narowal, not far from the Indian border, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan performed the ground breaking ceremony of a five- kilometer corridor that will connect the Shrine with Indian...

Dec 1 · >

No Yuvati In Sight, Sabarimala Turns

By Sushil Kutty   So, it wasn’t a never-ending tease? The BJP is done with the Sabarimala sannidanam and is all set to take the battle to the Secretariat, handicapped as it is with just a single face in the Kerala Assembly to make a stand, raise ruckus. The...

Dec 1 · >

Cuba Is Seeking Foreign Investments From Friendly Nations

By W. T. Whitney Jr.   Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel returned to Havana November 15 after a multi-nation trip to Russia, North Korea, China, Vietnam, and Laos. He and his delegation had also stopped in Paris and London. In late September in New York, he had introduced himself to...

Nov 30 · >

Madhya Pradesh Polling Has The Air Of Festivities

  By L S Herdenia   BHOPAL: It was less of polling and more a festival for many sections of voters. It was a thrilling experience for the first time voters. Many of them reached the polling booths in groups and after exercising their franchise they proceeded to picnic...

Nov 30 · >

Google Employees Protest Surrender To Chinese Censorship

By B. Sivaraman   Google employees are at it again. In April 2018, 3,100 out of 4,000 employees at the Google headquarters signed a letter protesting Google’s contract with Pentagon to develop an artificial-intelligence-based autonomous weapons system and forced the Google management not to renew that contract. On 1...

Nov 30 · >

The Face Of New And Emerging India

By Anjan Roy   The sheer audacity of Piyush Gupta’s ambition is astonishing. He is aspiring to create an eco-system which will transform the entire transport system of India by making EVs (electric vehicles) ubiquitous. That, he believes, should cut down India’s oil import bill by no less than...

Nov 30 · >

Health And Medical Education Cannot Be Left To Market Economy

By Dr Arun Mitra   The report that the health ministry has asked the MCI to review the tuition fees in medical colleges is a welcome step. Better late than never, it has become so essential because the fee structure in private medical colleges has gone sky high and...

Nov 30 · >

Retail Poised For Exciting Times; Consumers Want More Swanky Stores

By K R Sudhaman   India’s retail sector, cruising towards $1 trillion by 2020 growing annually at 20 per cent, is in for exciting times as consumers want “clean and swanky” stores, even as ecommerce and kirana stores grow side by side as they too have their utility and...

Nov 30 · >

L’affaire Sasi: It Is Not A Mere Party Affair

  By P. Sreekumaran   THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Communist Party of India (Marxist), which heads the ruling Left Democratic Front (LDF) coalition government in the state, takes pride on being the only political party in the country that acts against its members accused of sexual misconduct.   In line with...

Nov 29 · >
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