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Poking The Americans In The Eye Appears To Be A Saudi Pastime

  By James M Dorsey   In the latest incident, Saudi Arabia detained five relatives of a US resident whose family in 2020 filed a lawsuit in Pennsylvania against the Saudi government in a long-standing commercial dispute involving an oil refinery on the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia, according...

Aug 5 · >

Military Coup In West African Nation Niger Is A Sort Of Outburst Against US Domination

  By Matthew Hunter   News of a military coup in the West African country of Niger has reignited condemnations of the colonial West, and marks at least the 10th coup in the Sahel region since 2008: Burkina Faso (2014, 2015, 2022), Mali (2012, 2020, 2021), Mauritania (2008), Gambia...

Aug 5 · >

Yes, We Got It Right: IPA Predicted Supreme Court Stay On Rahul’s Conviction

  By K Raveendran The Supreme Court has stayed Rahul Gandhi’s conviction in the Modi defamation case and restored his Lok Sabha membership. The apex court also questioned the wisdom of the trial judge and the higher court in awarding the maximum punishment in the alleged offence, which made...

Aug 4 · >

Supreme Court Verdict Staying Rahul Gandhi’s Conviction Has Shaken BJP, RSS

  By Arun Srivastava   For andha bhakts (blind disciples) of Narendra Modi, Supreme Court staying the conviction of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in a 2019 defamation case over his Modi surname remark and restoring his status as an MP must have come as a rude shock to the...

Aug 4 · >

Morgan Stanley Upgrading India Is A Good Signal For Foreign Investors

By Anjan Roy   Morgan Stanley, a widely respected global investment bank, has upgraded India’s rating. This essentially means the bank now is now arguing it is worthwhile investing in India on the basis of the macro-economic data on the performance of the Indian economy. At the same time,...

Aug 4 · >

The Very Foundation Of Our Great Nation Is At Stake Under BJP Rule

By D Raja   More than seven decades back, Dr Ambedkar had warned that “on the 26th of January, 1950, we are going to enter into a life of contradictions. In politics we will have equality and in social and economic life we will have inequality.” In our times...

Aug 4 · >

The Introduction Of ’Universal Basic Income’ In India Has To Face A Lot Of Problems

  By Prabhat Patnaik  Many economists have been advocating a universal basic income for India, an idea that was mooted even in the official Economic Survey for 2016-17. Of course the practical proposals towards this end have varied, some suggesting a common universal transfer to all persons below a...

Aug 4 · >

Politics Of Communalism Spreading On The Eve Of 2024 Polls

By Gyan Pathak   Communal Violence between religious groups has almost nothing to do with religion, but to politics. This is true even with incidents of communal violence between the Majority Hindu community and the minority communities especially Muslims and Christians in India. As we are approaching closer to...

Aug 4 · >

Communal Incidents Become More Frequent Before Impendng Elections

  By   Sushil Kutty   Monu Manesar and MLA Mamman Khan. Cow vigilante and cow smuggler. Temple and Mosque. Guns, rifles, stones, arson and beatings… ‘Sar Tan Se Juda’ and assorted other violence – that is the Nuh region of Mewat in Haryana, bordering the National Capital Region of...

Aug 4 · >

Congress Leader Rahul Gandhi Is MP Again After Conviction Stayed By SC

By Rahil Nora Chopra     Post Karnataka victory and the success of Bharat Jodo Yatra, former Congress president Rahul Gandhi’s personal stature has grown remarkably and he emerged as the opposition face against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Bharat Jodo Yatra’s message of love and fraternity has emerged as...

Aug 4 · >

India And China Can Start The Process Of Active Engagement In Geopolitics

By Tirthankar Mitra   In the aftermath of Wagner rebellion Sino-Russian relations is not what it used to be earlier.. It was a “bromance” between two most powerful authoritarians, President Xi Jingping of China and President Vladimir Putin of Russia and the uprising was the most significant to the...

Aug 4 · >

Opposition Bloc India Must Have A Strategy To Defeat BJP’s Polarising Bid

By Sushil Kutty   Banking on the Muslim voter pool alone is a faux pas. Opposition alliance INDIA’s quest to pitch one-on-one unified opposition candidates against BJP nominees in all 543 parliamentary seats in 2024 will work only if a big enough portion of the Hindu electorate responds positively....

Aug 3 · >

Public Sector Getting Stepmotherly Treatment Under Nine Years Of NDA Rule

  By Krishna Jha   The BJP-RSS government is moving aggressively with its privatization policy. Prime Minister Narendra Modi made it explicit in one of his remarks when he said recently in one of his meetings: ‘Hamare Desh me public sector ka marne ke liye Janma hota hai’ (In...

Aug 3 · >

Global South Countries Need A New Legal Framework For Debt Relief

  By Ramya Vijaya and Pooja Rangaprasad   The Paris Summit, convened last month by French president Emmanuel Macron, failed to make much headway on its ambitious goal of retooling global finance and jump-starting climate investments. A major stumbling block is the lack of progress on relief for the...

Aug 3 · >

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath Has Opened A New Front Over Gyanvapi Mosque

  By P Sudhir   The Uttar Pradesh chief minister, Yogi Adityanath, has virtually declared that a new front is being opened up in the temple-mosque issue.  This time, it is the Gyanvapi mosque and the Vishwanath temple in Varanasi. Adityanath, in an interview, has said that there is...

Aug 3 · >

Space Economy For The New Space Faces Mounting Concerns

By Gyan Pathak   Space economy for the ‘new space’ is now face to face with mounting concerns which include the fragility of current growth and the worrying rate of increase in orbital debris.   An OECD report prepared for the G20 Space Leaders’ Meeting under India’s G20 Presidency...

Aug 3 · >

European Countries Are Keen To Get Increasing Share Of Indian Defence Market

  By Girish Linganna   China and Russia’s aggressive actions   against the West have caused problems, like conflicts over spy balloons, and have also led to NATO becoming stronger. One important result of this has been the West’s effort to develop a closer relationship with India. In June, India’s...

Aug 3 · >

Study Finds Irregular Patterns In 2019 Lok Sabha Election Results

By Dr. Gyan Pathak   Several irregularities have been found in the pattern of the General Election 2019 results that suggest either the election results underwent electoral manipulation or precise control of the ruling establishment under PM Narendra Modi. The irregularities have been found in a research paper recently...

Aug 2 · >
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