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Congress Party Has An Edge Over BJP In Karnataka Assembly Polls On May 10

By Kalyani Shankar All eyes are on the forthcoming Karnataka Assembly elections, for which polling will be held on May 10, and the results will be announced on May 13. The outcome will determine the prospects of the two leading contenders – the ruling BJP and the Congress ahead...

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CBI’s Efficiency Is Dismal In Courts, Why PM Narendra Modi All In Praise?

By Dr. Gyan Pathak Work should speak for itself, and when it fails in convincing people, interested parties come forward to defend or to praise the people of institutions who are accused of inefficiency or deliberate omission and commission. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has come forward in defence of...

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Chennai Conclave Of Opposition On Social Justice Has Significance For 2024 Polls

By Sushil Kutty The significance of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin’s ‘social justice federation’ cannot be overstated though only the politically illiterate will think of it as a social justice forum, when in reality, it’s a group of like-minded opposition parties seeking to cement opposition unity to dethrone...

Apr 4 · >

Rise In Bitcoin Prices Imparts Fresh Dynamism To Cryptocurrencies

By Arun Kumar Shrivastav Cryptocurrency prices are once again on a rebound. Bitcoin is above $28,000 consistently for some time and most of the leading altcoins are similarly in the green over the past few weeks. The rise in bitcoin prices after remaining subdued for nearly a year coincides...

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Rajasthan Govt’s Right To Health Act Is A Major Step In Public Health

By Dr. Arun Mitra Passing of Right to Health Bill by the Rajasthan Assembly is a long overdue requirement of the citizens and demand of the health care organizations. This Act gives the residents of Rajasthan right to free healthcare. The right to health thus becomes justiciable, that is...

Apr 4 · >

PUCL and National Network Of LBI Present Findings On Cruelty To Queers And Transpersons

By Satyaki Chakraborty NEW DELHI: People’s Union for Civil Liberties (PUCL), along with the National Network of LBI (Lesbian, Bisexual, Intersex) Women and Trans Persons (The Network), organised a press conference to present findings from a public hearing, where testimonies and lived experiences of queer and transpersons facing conflict...

Apr 4 · >

Anatomy Of Train Tragedy In Kerala

By P. Sreekumaran THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The arson attack inside a coach of the Alappuzha-Kannur Executive Express in Kozhikode, Kerala, which left three persons dead and eight injured, underlines the urgent need to tighten security systems on trains and at railway stations. A man from Noida, Uttar Pradesh, has emerged as...

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Back To Back Communal Flare Ups In Bengal Have Dented Mamata’s Image

By Tirthankar Mitra Communal clashes during passage of Ram Navami processions at Kazipara in Howrah followed by another flare up at Rishra in Hooghly has the Trinamool Congress leadership worried about its minority support base. These conflagrations could not come at a worse point as they erupted in the...

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Chinese Business In India Is Ballooning Despite Restrictions

By Nantoo Banerjee The growing presence of Chinese industrial investors in India despite the so-called government restrictions is more alarming than Chinese spy balloons over the Indian sky (detected by the US) and spy ships close to its territorial water. These Chinese industrial investors pose a big threat to...

Apr 3 · >

There Is A Strategy Behind Arvind Kejriwal’s Sudden Personal Attacks Against PM

By Sushil Kutty Ten years is a long time in politics. Ahead of the watershed 2014 general elections, the two main players in the reckoning were Gujarat-model famous Narendra Modi and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi whose sole claim to political relevance was dynasty. Also trying to edge in sideways,...

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