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Arthur Miller’s Play ‘A View From The Bridge’ Mesmerises The Viewers

By Ed Rampell SANTA MONICA: Backstage at Carnegie Hall during the mid-1980s I found myself standing next to a tall, older gentleman. Looking up, I gasped, realizing I was in the presence of arguably the world’s greatest living playwright. I blurted out: “God bless you, Mr. Miller!” Arthur Miller,...

Aug 23 · >

Indian Nation Facing Major Challenges In Its Journey Towards 2047

By Kalyani Shankar India just marked its 77th year of independence on August 15. It is an excellent time to reflect on successes and failures and plan what’s ahead. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has shared his vision for the country until 2047. His “Azadi ka Amrit Kaal” plan aims...

Aug 22 · >

Expansion And Trade Are High On BRICS Summit 2023 Agenda

By Dr. Gyan Pathak Expansion of the BRICS and mutually accelerated trade   top  the agenda of the 15thBRICS Summit 2023 (August 22-24) in the backdrop of the internal and external challenges its members – Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa  are faced  The summit , has created unprecedented...

Aug 22 · >

Biggest Scholarship Scam Haunting The Final Year Of Narendra Modi Govt

By Sushil Kutty It is the “biggest minority scholarship scam” unearthed, which puts it directly in the lap of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s appeasement policy, what the Prime Minister called ‘tushtikaran” in his Independence Day speech from the ramparts of the Red Fort, one of three ills plaguing...

Aug 22 · >

Supreme Court Must Ensure That The Opposition Leaders Are Not Harassed By Official Agencies

By Kartik Goel On August 21, while hearing a case relating to the summoning of two government officials by the Allahabad High Court for contempt of court, the Supreme Court said that it will “lay down some broad yardsticks for summoning government officers to courts”. A Bench of Chief...

Aug 22 · >

Assam Delimitation Move Upsets Major Communities And Ethnic Groups

By Ashis Biswas KOLKATA: As with the controversial and eventually inconclusive NRC operations in Assam, the Election Commission-sponsored (ECI) delimitation of Assembly and Lok Sabha seats too, has deepened existing ethnic divides, generating fresh political tensions. Now that the ECI delimitation proposals have received Presidential assent, only the ruling...

Aug 22 · >

Putin’s Russia Is A Poor Edition Of Once Powerful Soviet Power In Science & Technology

By Anjan Roy What a dump Russia is in. It is a pity to see the country in this shape. Once, only the other super power in the league of the United States, today Russian president, Vladimir Putin, is unable to attend the BRICS leaders’ summit in South Africa....

Aug 22 · >

National Medical Commission’s Directive To Prescribe Generic Drugs Is Flawed

By Dr Arun Mitra The latest notification of the Board of Ethics of the National Medical Commission (NMC) has asked the doctors to prescribe medicines with pharmacological names. Earlier too The Indian Medical Council (Professional Conduct, Etiquette & Ethics) Regulations, 2002, clause 1.5 mentioned use of Generic names of...

Aug 22 · >

India Is Poised To Become The Fourth Country To Soft Land On Moon’s South Pole

By Girish Linganna Russia’s first moon landing attempt since the 1970s failed on Sunday (August 20, 2023) as the Luna-25 lander crashed into the lunar surface after losing contact with Earth controls, said Russia’s space agency, Roscosmos. Launched on August 11, Luna-25 was in a race with India to...

Aug 22 · >

Big Left Wing Victories In Presidential Elections Of Guatemala And Ecuador

By Satyaki Chakraborty Latin America created a history on Sunday, August 20 when the left wing candidates swept the Presidential elections in two countries Guatemala and Ecuador by defeating the right wing and the establishment candidates. Guatemalan anti-corruption crusader Bernardo Arevalo was voted as president by getting 58 percent...

Aug 21 · >

Land Acquisition Is Posing Problem For India’s Infrastructure Growth

By Nantoo Banerjee Last week’s Supreme Court order to temporarily stay the demolition drive of the Railways to clear “encroachment” near Krishna Janmasthan in Mathura could be a matter of concern for both the railways and 135-family dwellings on the government land. Neither the Railways nor the dwellers on...

Aug 21 · >

Newly Constituted CWC Presents Delicate Political Balancing Within

By Dr. Gyan Pathak The newly constituted Congress Working Committee (CWC) under the Indian National Congress (INC) president Mallikarjun Kharge presents indeed a delicate political balancing within the party that was necessitated due to the forthcoming Vidhan Sabha Elections in five states by the end of 2023 and the...

Aug 21 · >

How Are The Indian TV Channels Setting Agenda On The Eve Of Lok Sabha Polls?

By Sushil Kutty The other day, a top prime-time television anchor asked Minority Affairs Minister Smriti Irani if the rising price of tomatoes was the subject of discussion around her family’s dinner table when tomato prices shot up to over Rs 250 per kg? Ms. Irani, caught napping on...

Aug 21 · >

Srinivasa Sethuraman, An Outstanding Journalist Of Post-Independence India, Is No More

By Nitya Chakraborty Srinivasa Sethuraman, better known as ‘Sethu’ to the old timers of media fraternity in Delhi, passed away in Chennai on August 20 after a brief illness. He was 99. Sethuraman is perhaps the only journalist in India who spent about 78 years in active journalism spanning...

Aug 21 · >

Himalayan Region Needs More Infra Development And Industrial Growth

By K R Sudhaman A balanced socio-economic and women development of Himalayan states is critical for India to become a developed economy in the next decade or two. The Indian Himalayan region is spread across 13 Indian States/Union Territories (namely Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh,...

Aug 21 · >

CBI Seeking Cancellation Of Lalu Yadav’s Bail Is Politically Motivated

By Arun Srivastava In their quest to dissipate the INDIA alliance and ensure that no dissent surfaces even inside their own party BJP, the Narendra Modi and Amit Shah combination has decided to take on the sturdiest opposition face Lalu Yadav, the RJD supremo. The design got manifest in...

Aug 21 · >

Former PM Imran Khan Finds Himself Out Of Depth In Pakistani Politics

By Tirthankar Mitra Chalking out a far reaching political game plan and working step by step to implement it is not former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan’s forte. His words and actions whether he remains a free man or is behind the bars in Toshakhana case as of now...

Aug 21 · >

Jihadi Outfits Continue To Pose Grave Danger To U.S., Western Nations

By Manish Rai There is a growing perception that these are the last days of the Islamic State and the United States and its allies war on terror has almost ended in Syria. But still, in one corner of Syria, Jihadists enjoy a safe haven and are even thriving....

Aug 21 · >
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