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Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Saturday agreed to a Congress plan to promote rival Navjot Singh Sidhu as the
Sharad Pawar, Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) chief, met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the latter's residence. The meeting last
The Congress's Punjab In-Charge, Harish Rawat, was today flown into Chandigarh in a state government chopper to meet Chief Minister
New Delhi: States must not allow the movement of devotees undertaking the 'Kanwar yatra' due to the pandemic situation, the Centre
  Investing huge sums into top quality infrastructure will lead to a high trajectory of growth, but it is a
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi and leaders of other opposition parties have commended the Supreme Court terming India's sedition law as

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TMC Govt Under Pressure To Hold Student Union Election

By Tirthankar Mitra The Trinamool Congress government in West Bengal seems to be in a minefield of troubles after sweeping to power in the summer of 2021 for the third time in succession. Now, it is confronted with the demand to hold students union elections, which comes in the...

Mar 15 · >

Is Chinese Economy As Large As It Is Projected To Be?

By K R Sudhaman It is now clear that Chinese data are quite overstated and the Chinese economy now at over $18 trillion as officially announced, is grossly overestimated. Recently reports appeared in some newspapers including popular Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post, to suggest that Chinese growth figures...

Mar 15 · >

Central Agencies Are Handy Tools For Vindictive Modi Government

By Sushil Kutty It ain’t over till the central investigative agencies including the Delhi Police do not stop coming in the way of opposition parties demanding a probe into the enrichment of one man close to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, at the expense of India and its people, a...

Mar 15 · >

S H Raza Retrospective In Paris: Memories Of Motherland

By Harihar Swarup “I didn’t become a French painter or a European one. I remained an Indian painter through the years. That was always in my heart and I am very glad that I was able to come back here again”. The opening of the late Indian modernist painter...

Mar 15 · >

Islamic Reforms Debates Gather Steam Timing With Onset Of Ramzan

By James M Dorsey Reform of Islamic jurisprudence was the elephant in the room when two prominent Saudi clerics recently clashed publicly on whether apostasy was punishable with death under Islamic law. The debate’s timing on a Saudi state-controlled, artsy entertainment channel, Rotana Khalijiya, suggested as much. The debate...

Mar 15 · >

UK’s Iconic NHS Is Slowly Dying Of Privatization

By Tony O’Sullivan We are living under a deeply cruel, ideologically driven government. Since coming to power in 2010, the Conservative’s austerity program has caused over 330,000 deaths, and the mishandling of the pandemic saw a further two hundred thousand deaths, many of them avoidable. Currently, an estimated five...

Mar 15 · >

Silicon Valley Bank Collapse Reveals Danger Of Wider Financial Crisis

By C.J. Atkins Finance capital seems poised to once more drag the country into a new banking crisis, dredging up the spectre of the 2008 collapse of Lehman Brothers and the Great Recession that it sparked. Since Friday, the U.S. government has seized control of two banks in an...

Mar 15 · >

Britain’s War On Refugees Is State-Sponsored Fascism

By Claudia Webbe This week, the Tory Party’s horrific anti-migrant Bill is in its second stage in Parliament — and it is truly frightening that such an appalling piece of legislation is progressing at lightning speed, with this second reading, a mere six days after it was introduced. This...

Mar 15 · >

Nagaland’s Opposition-Free Government Must Remain One-Off

By Kalyani Shankar After the recent Assembly results, all parties in the tiny State of Nagaland formed an Opposition- free government to get a share in the power pie. All the parties unconditionally supported the ruling alliance, and all parties were in the Government with no Opposition. It isn’t...

Mar 14 · >

National Capital Heading Towards A Severe Water Crisis

By Dr. Gyan Pathak The National Capital Territory of Delhi is in the first leg of a colossal water crisis, almost a month earlier than the time it had hit last year, thanks to the unprecedented rise in temperatures in the country in February that broke all records kept...

Mar 14 · >
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