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Actor Singer Shruti Haasan Is Now Active In International Films

By Harihar Swarup Actor-singer Shruti Haasan first stepped into a recording studio when she was six years old.  It was to sing a few lines of composer IIayaraja’s song. ‘Porti Paadadi Peney’ for her father Kamal Haasan’s magnum opus, Thevar Magan (1992). Then, she clung to her father’s hand,...

Mar 1 · >

Congress Strategy Adopted At Raipur Plenary For 2024 Lok Sabha Polls Is Pragmatic

By Nitya Chakraborty The political resolution adopted at the three-day Congress plenary at Raipur last week is marked by pragmatism by the party leadership. Whether in dealing with strategy on alliances with the opposition parties, or in formulating the social justice-driven agendas, the leadership has shown both understanding and...

Feb 28 · >

Russia Emerges Relatively Unscathed From Embargo As Ukraine War Completes One Year

By K Raveendran Notwithstanding the symbolism of President Joe Biden’s unannounced visit to Ukraine, the fact remains that America’s claim to be the world policeman has suffered serious drubbing as the world marks the first anniversary of Russia’s Ukraine war this week. Ukraine has put to test the US...

Feb 28 · >

Lalu Yadav’s Return Has Given A Major Boost To Grand Alliance In Bihar

By Arun Srivastava BJP’s Chanakya Amit Shah has launched an all-out war against Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar for his audacity to challenge the authority of Narendra Modi and his pledge to ensure his ouster from power in 2024. To achieve his goal while Shah has been reworking on...

Feb 28 · >

BJP Can Not Tolerate That Delhi, The National Capital Is Ruled By AAP

By Sushil Kutty “I’m sorry if I offended you.” That would have been Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia talking to himself after his arrest by the CBI in what’s come to be known as the Delhi liquor policy scam. Actually, Sisodia should practice saying, “I’m sorry I got...

Feb 28 · >

Narendra Modi-Amit Shah Duo Have A Planned Strategy To Defame Opposition

By Dr. Gyan Pathak “Up the ante” is a common tactics resorted to by some players in betting games, in which stakes are raised too high for the opposing players in the hope to win the game. What is Modi-Shah duo has been doing for quite some time is...

Feb 28 · >

Bangladesh Working Classes Face Unprecedented Job Crisis

By Ashis Biswas For a Bangladeshi job seeker, securing any kind of employment is naturally preferable to joblessness. But, in the post-Ukraine war period, it does not make a world of difference, as before. Bangladeshi workers are currently facing their worst economic crisis in decades, with barely a glimmer...

Feb 28 · >

With Pushpa Dahal Govt In Minority, Nepal Politics Plunges Into Fresh Crisis

By Arun Kumar Shrivastav The political situation in Nepal continues to be fluid. Exactly two months since the new government was formed, it’s in minority. The largest partner of the Pushpa Kamal Dahal-led government, the CPN-UML, has withdrawn support from the government. Now, the government must seek a vote...

Feb 28 · >

One Year On, Russia-Ukraine War Continues Amid Global Calls For Ceasefire

By Annie Domini On February 24, 2023, the one-year anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the People’s Republic of China came out with its official position on a “political solution” to the ongoing war. Its 12-point document calls for “respect the sovereignty of all countries”, “abandon Cold War...

Feb 27 · >

Record Potato Production Puts Bengal Growers In Deep Distress

By Nantoo Banerjee Tens of thousands of potato growers in Bengal are in deep financial distress since the beginning of this year with traders forcing procurement prices to drop below Rs. 200 per quintal or around Rs.1.90 per kilogram. West Bengal and Uttar Pradesh have witnessed record potato production...

Feb 27 · >

BJP-AAP Political Battle In The National Capital Turns Ugly

By Dr. Gyan Pathak There is nothing legally wrong when a government takes action against someone committing crime, but it does a great harm to the society when it takes action covertly on political consideration behind overtly lawful responsibilities. PM Modi led BJP-government’s getting Delhi’s Deputy Chief Minister arrested...

Feb 27 · >

Pakistan Needs Immediate Global Medical Help To Deal With Acute Drugs Shortage

By Sushil Kutty Pakistan is facing a major healthcare crisis. No, Pakistan is in an all-round crisis; health, wealth and whatever else comes to mind. It is like the Almighty has abandoned Pakistan, condemned it to fend for itself. And just across the Wagah, there’s this neighbor apparently doing...

Feb 27 · >

Assam Chief Minister AND AASU Leadership Are In A Slanging Match Over Bribe Issue

By Ashis Biswas Even a decade ago, it would have been unthinkable for political parties and leaders in Assam to criticise the All Assam Students Union (AASU) for its stand on major political issues concerning the state, or even the Northeast region. Apparently, the times are a-changing in Assam....

Feb 27 · >

Sanctions By U.S. And West Are Only Creating Suffering For Poor People

By Amiad Horowitz For decades, the United States government has used economic sanctions as a supposedly non-violent way of forcing supposed enemy states to capitulate to the will of the U.S. We are told that as opposed to open conflict, sanctions are less violent. At first glance, this might...

Feb 27 · >

State Assembly Poll Campaign In Rajasthan Getting High Momentum

By Harihar Swarup For past 25 years, Rajasthan has oscillated between Ashok Gehlot and Vasundhara Raje. They are the most recognizable faces of their respective parties Congress and the BJP in the state, and are known to guard their turf zealously, even at the cost of defying their central...

Feb 25 · >

Supreme Court Laments Loss Of Values, Morals As Major Failing Of Nation

By K Raveendran The Supreme Court this week pronounced a few home truths about the state of our nation. The ‘confession’ came by way of oral remarks in a petition seeking to debar persons against whom charges have been framed in serious offences from contesting elections. But the court’s...

Feb 25 · >

The Curious Case Of The News Agency ANI Acting As Second PIB Of Modi Govt

By Sushil Kutty Only the best for the best. And as far as marquee political interviews go, that would be India-born Canadian Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar’s interview of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. At No.2 is ANI editor-in-chief Smitha Prakash, whose interview with EAM S. Jaishankar was the talk of...

Feb 25 · >

RSS Has A Major Role In BJP Poll Campaign In Three North Eastern States

By Arun Srivastava The central leadership of the BJP has been focusing its attention on the north eastern states of the country since then coming into power of the Party in 2014 and in its expansionist efforts, the main vehicle has been the RSS. In the present phase of...

Feb 25 · >
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