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India’s North East Gets A Big Infra Push With 57 Km Railway Line To Bhutan

  By Arun Kumar Shrivastav India’s North-East has seen several major infrastructure projects in the past few years. The latest is a 57 km broad gauge railway line between India’s Kokrajhar and Bhutan’s Gelephu, for which the work is going to start this year. This would be Bhutan’s first...

Jan 7 · >

Turkey Walks A Fine Line To Challenge China On Uighur Repression

By James M Dorsey An official visit to Xinjiang to assess the fate of Turkic Muslims in the troubled north-western Chinese Province is a risky proposition by any definition. Even so, it would be worth the risk if China and Turkey could agree on the terms of a visit....

Jan 7 · >

India’s Balance Of Payments Crisis Touches Precarious Level Under Modi Regime

By Prabhat Patnaik India’s current account deficit for the second quarter (July-September) of 2022-23 has reached a massive $36.4 billion which is 4.4 per cent of the gross domestic product, higher than at any time in the last nine years. It is only in October-December 2012 that the absolute...

Jan 6 · >

South Asian Economy Needs To Prepare For The Worst

By Dr. Gyan Pathak South Asia still needs to prepare for the worst since there are increasing signs of geo-economic fragmentations. Expenditure needs to meet the Sustainable Development Goals; equity needs to be improved through labour market and social protection reforms as well as gender policies, appropriate measures needed...

Jan 6 · >

Amit Shah Offers Ram Mandir As Against Rahul’s Slogan For Jobs And End Of Hatred

By Sushil Kutty Union Home Minister Amit Shah has spoken. And the timing is telling, just in time for a clutch of assembly elections in 2023, and the big one in 2024. Shah announced that a grand Ram temple will be inaugurated in Ayodhya on January 1, 2024. That...

Jan 6 · >

Prime Minister Is Likely To Do Major Cabinet Rejig After January 14

By Rahil Nora Chopra There is a chance of a massive rejig in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Cabinet after January 14, when the ongoing Kharmas period, which is believed and considered to be inauspicious as per the Hindu calendar concludes . According to sources, Prime Minister Narendra Modi may...

Jan 6 · >

India Should Use Vector Nasal Vaccine To Meet Any Fresh Covid Challenge

By Prabir Purkayastha The news of the opening up of China from the Covid-19 protocols and its current epidemic has overtaken the threat of two emerging SARSCoV-2 lineages – XBB and BQ.1. China is seeing the spread of BF.7, which is much closer to the original Omicron strain. Our...

Jan 6 · >

Former BJP Govt Of Jharkhand Is Responsible For Jain Pilgrim Spot Controversy

By Arun Srivastava Any political party which has acquired incisive skill and expertise in double standard and speak, blowing hot and cold at the same time, is none else but the BJP of Narendra Modi.   There is serious lack of consistency in its stance and utterances. In the past...

Jan 6 · >

Justice Abdul Nazeer Has Left A Rich Legacy In His Nearly Six Years In Supreme Court

By Tushar Kohli On January 3, Justice S. Abdul Nazeer retired as the third senior-most judge of the Supreme Court and a member of the Supreme Court Collegium, after a tenure of nearly six years at the Supreme Court. He was a part of the Constitution bench which declared...

Jan 6 · >

India’s Oil Purchases From Russia Will Increase Substantially In 2023

By Subrata Majumder Concerns have been looming large on the sanctions on Russian oil, which is heading for another major oil shock in the world. Russia is the second biggest exporter of oil in the world. EU is the biggest importer of oil from Russia. EU has prohibited maritime...

Jan 5 · >
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