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Smear Campaign By BJP And Adanis Against TMC MP Mahua Moitra Is Part Of A Design

By Arun Srivastava The snake has finally come out of the burrow. But its fang utterly lacks the punch and prowess to decapacitate the prey. No doubt, it has succeeded in inflicting some bruises on the body of the victim, but one thing is certain that its venom is...

Oct 17 · >

Hezbollah’s Military Might Poses Risk Of Escalation Of War In Middle East

By Girish Linganna Hezbollah, The Lebanese Movement, has issued a warning, expressing full readiness to engage in combat against Israel. This follows days of exchange of fire between their fighters and Israeli soldiers along the border. Both sides have been involved in shelling and trading rocket fire across their...

Oct 17 · >

Business Tycoon Daniel Noboa Wins Presidential Elections In Ecuador

By Satyaki Chakraborty Daniel Noboa, heir to the largest business family of Ecuador won the Presidential election in the South American country Ecuador on Sunday by defeating the leftist lawyer Luisa Gonzalez after a bitter campaign marked by assassination of a candidate, shootings and jail killings. Noboa has little...

Oct 17 · >

Vizhinjam Port: A Dream Come True For Kerala

By P. Sreekumaran THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: A long-standing dream of Kerala has become a resounding reality with the arrival of the first large ship at Vizhinjam International Seaport in Thiruvananthapuram. The project marks a milestone in the State’s infrastructural development – a big morale booster for the Pinarayi Vijayan-led Left Democratic...

Oct 17 · >

Restoring India-Sri Lanka Ferry Service After Long Gap Is A Boost To Bilateral Relations

By Tirthankar Mitra We are passing through a time where connection often happens through digital screens. In this backdrop, rejuvenating an almost forgotten connection between India and Sri Lanka by the resumption of a passenger ferry services will bolster bilateral ties, boost tourism and increase people to people relations....

Oct 17 · >

U.S. Role In Creating Mideast Disaster Becomes Clearer By The Day

By John Wojcik Secretary of State Antony Blinken pledged continued U.S. support to Israel Thursday even as its military devastated the Gaza Strip with air strikes and prepared for a possible ground invasion. As Palestinian civilians in Gaza search desperately for a piece of bread to feed their hungry...

Oct 17 · >

Hamas-Israel Armed Conflict Brings Fresh Risks To World Economy

By Nantoo Banerjee It may be a bit early to predict economic consequences of the ongoing Hamas-Israel armed conflict on the world economy, but India is bound to be impacted if the war continues for long and oil prices keep soaring through the coming winter months. The war is...

Oct 16 · >

Developing Countries Have To Take Seriously Who Report On Possibility Of Deadly X

By Nilanjan Banik The World Health Organization (WHO) calls it Disease X. It does not exist now, but it is a concept floated by WHO to gauge the readiness of any country to fight a pandemic in the future. The model underscores the importance of vigilance, research, and preparedness...

Oct 16 · >

G20 Adopts A Regulatory Roadmap For Cryptocurrencies On The Basis Of IMF Proposal

By Arun Kumar Shrivastav Under India’s presidency, The Group of Twenty (G20) unanimously adopted a regulatory roadmap for cryptocurrencies at a meeting in Marrakesh, Morocco, on October 13. The intergovernmental forum, comprising 19 sovereign countries, the European Union, and the African Union, accepted the proposals made in the joint...

Oct 16 · >

Trinamool Congress Is Getting Maximum Political Mileage From Puja Festival In Bengal

By Tirthankar Mitra Come late September and October, kash flowers are in bloom in parts of Maidan in Kolkata together with a few more spots in the city yet to be invaded by concrete jungle heralding the arrival of the biggest festival of West Bengal – Durga Puja. Yet...

Oct 16 · >

Mamata’s Bengal Global Business Summit Next Month Has Big Potential For Success

By Subrata Majumder West Bengal, once the epicentre for industry, has been fading in the industrial map of the country. At the time of Independence, it accounted for 30 percent of country’s industrial output. Now, it is 3 percent, according to official sources. Political belligerence, where political ideologies and...

Oct 16 · >

Global Initiative Immediately Needed To Stop War In Israel And Palestine

By Dr Arun Mitra Violent attack by the Hamas on Israel which killed hundreds of civilians took the whole world by shock. No one can support the barbarian act of killing innocent children, women and men. They have violated all laws of warfare by killing people attending Super Nova...

Oct 16 · >

Centre’s Coal Ministry Converting Waste Into Wealth Through Its Special Programme

By K R Sudhaman After successful swachhata campaign by Prime Minister Narendra Modi government during the last 2-3 years to clean up government ministries and buildings by getting rid of musty files and condemned scrap furniture, Coal ministry has shown the way to convert this waste into wealth. “Kabad...

Oct 16 · >

Strong Political Sentiments Blowing In The Country Favouring Caste Census

By Harihar Swarup On August 7, 1990, Prime Minister V P Singh, driven by his own set of political difficulties, announced in Parliament that the Mandal Commission’s recommendations for reservation of Other Backward Classes would be implemented. It was a turning point for Indian Political system, marking the advent...

Oct 14 · >

Israel-Palestine Conflict Sends Ripples Through Shipping And Maritime Industry

By K Raveendran The Israel-Palestine conflict has sent ripples through the shipping and maritime industry, leading international companies to issue cautionary advisories and adapt their operations in the region. In view of the missile attacks and the incursion of opposing militias, the security of transporting goods through the port...

Oct 14 · >

Mallikarjun Kharge Has Shown His Mettle In Nearly One Year Of His Congress Presidency

By Sushil Kutty Mallikarjun Kharge assumed the office of Congress President on October 26, 2022. He beat Thiruvananthapuram Lok Sabha MP Shashi Tharoor in an election that was fixed to elect him. At the time Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was still on his Bharat Jodo Yatra and the entire...

Oct 14 · >

Decoding The Israel-Palestine Conflict: Propaganda Versus Reality

By Arun Srivastava With Israel declaring war on the Gaza Strip after an unexpected attack by the terrorist Palestinian group Hamas on October 7, the global fraternity is straining to decode the real nature and reasons for the armed engagement. Apparently, there is no tangible reason for Hamas to...

Oct 14 · >

Nobel Laureate Claudia Goldin’s Work Has Big Relevance To Indian Policy Makers

By Anjan Roy Ukraine war and more immediately the Hamas-Israeli conflict had driven many things from out of the public view. One of these is the Nobel Prize in Economics in this year to a not widely known academic. Claudia Goldin is only the third woman to get a...

Oct 14 · >
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