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CAG Exposes Irregularities And Corruption In Uttar Pradesh

By Dr. Gyan Pathak The Compliance Audit Report of the Comptrollers and Auditor General of India (CAG) has exposed numerous cases of irregularities and corruption in Uttar Pradesh on which the state government did not take prompt actions even when they were pointed out making the real intention of...

Sep 29 · >

Congress Presidential Race Has Turned Bizarre With Ashok Gehlot On Dock

By Sushil Kutty Rahul Gandhi and the Bharat Jodo Yatra were in the Muslim-majority Kerala district of Malappuram the day before yesterday. Then, September 28, the ‘Yatra’ made its triumphant entry into Wayanad, Rahul Gandhi’s parliamentary constituency. Another day, and Bharat Jodo Yatra would be clean out of Kerala,...

Sep 29 · >

Remembering The Teachings Of Mahatma Gandhi On His Birthday On October 2

By Krishna Jha October 2 is here again. The day Bapu was born. The unforgettable message Bapu conveyed to us was about change, its being eternal. He told us it is the way life is. Even the truth for which he laid his life. His last words, when the...

Sep 29 · >

Left-Wing Luiz Lula Is The Front-Runner In Brazilian Presidential Polls

By Satyaki Chakraborty Only 72 hours before the holding of the Presidential elections in Brazil on October 2, Left coalition candidate and former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, popularly known as Lula has emerged as a front runner against the far right incumbent president Jair Bolsonaro. Latest opinion...

Sep 29 · >

Cuba’s Gay Rights Vote Through Referendum Is A Victory For Socialist Values

By Ben Burgis Two-thirds of Cuban voters approved the country’s new Family Code on Sunday, itself a result of an extensive revisions process in which millions of Cuban citizens participated. The new code ends discrimination against gay couples in marriage and adoption. It also strengthens women’s rights by promoting...

Sep 29 · >

Oil Prices Below Level Before Ukraine War, But No Solace For Consumers

By K Raveendran Crude oil prices have now dipped below the level when Russia’s Ukraine war broke out, which means the market has not only absorbed the shock of disruption in supplies, but the end game is approaching for the oil cartel. The war, however, forced a tectonic change...

Sep 28 · >

Murder Of Rupali In Mumbai Poses Serious Questions About Fundamentalists

By Sushil Kutty India and Iran have different political systems, but when it comes to the hijab the two aren’t different. This is seen in the context of certain laws of the Islamic Republic of Iran’s sharia-based Constitution which appear to be knocking on the doors of the so-called...

Sep 28 · >

RSS And VHP Have Globalised The Politics Of Hate And Bigotry

By Arun Srivastava The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and Narendra Modi government have globalised the hate politics and divisiveness. The two evils which have been, after Narendra Modi becoming the prime minister, dictating the political discourse in India have made their way to the international arena.  This is clearly...

Sep 28 · >

China’s Slow Economic Growth Hitting The Trade Flows Of RCEP Nations

By Subrata Majumder Business tycoon Gautam Adani jeered at China’s global powerhouse, lamenting China was increasingly isolated, owing to protectionism and shift in supply chain. Given these, RCEP (Regional Cooperation of Economic Partnership), which is driven by China, is in tailspin. Nearly one third of China’s global trade is...

Sep 28 · >

Kanam Rajendran Likely To Get A Third Term As CPI State Secretary

By P. Sreekumaran Will Kanam Rajendran get a third term as the state secretary of the Communist Party of India (CPI)?  That is the question doing the rounds in political corridors of Kerala. The four-day CPI State conference is being held in Thiruvananthapuram from September 30. CPI general secretary...

Sep 28 · >

Demand For Separate State In Tribal Belt Of Bengal Revives Again

By Ashis Biswas Ever since underground leader Jiban Singha of the banned Kamtapur Liberation Organisation (KLO) reiterated the call for a separate state, there have been signs of a resumption of activity on part of its activists in Assam and North Bengal. Northeast India media reported the arrest of...

Sep 28 · >

Trinamool Congress May Be Back To Opposition Camp Along With Congress

By Tirthankar Mitra A thaw in the relation between Congress and Trinamool Congress seems to be in the offing after it had hit a new low post 2021 state Assembly elections. Strangely enough, indications that the two outfits who had turned from political allies to bitter opponents are not...

Sep 28 · >

Survey Results Challenge Image That Gulf Rulers Like For Themselves

By James M Dorsey Several recent public opinion surveys send a mixed message to autocratic reformers in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar, which hosts this year’s World Cup in less than two months. These reveal contradictory attitudes among Arab youth towards religion as well as widespread...

Sep 28 · >

Jhulan Goswami Has Retired But She Is Leaving Behind A Great Legacy

By Harihar Swarup Jhulan Goswami is retiring. With that ends a spectacular career and a story worth countess retells. The mindboggling numbers—more than twenty years as top-flight fast bowler, over 350  wickets across formats, most balls bowled (9945 till Friday) in ODIs and also the youngest (23 years, 277...

Sep 28 · >

Political Situation Is Hotting Up For Lok Sabha Elections In 2024

By Kalyani Shankar Political parties in India have begun advance planning for the 2024 Lok Sabha polls from now on.  The ruling NDA and the Opposition parties have been vying each other in their preparations. They are making and remaking strategies according to the political climate. The stage is...

Sep 27 · >

World’s Second Richest Person Gautam Adani Is A Big Beneficiary Of Modi Era

By Dr. Gyan Pathak The story of meteoric rise of Gautam Adani to world’s second richest person as per the    leading journal Forbes, has indeed a key element of getting ‘benefit from a rising India’ since 2014, when his friend Narendra Modi became the Prime Minister of the country....

Sep 27 · >

By Refusing To Be Congress President, Rahul Gandhi Has Created A Mess

BY Sushil Kutty How can the Congress take a hit and no lightning bolts strike 10, Janpath when the loyalist stabs the cherished family in the back? Instead, the high command carries on as if nobody other than the perpetrator Ashok Gehlot could get hurt. And, by extension, the...

Sep 27 · >

Employment Scenario In Bengal Is Still Precarious Despite Tall Claims By State Govt

By Tirthankar Mitra At the risk of sounding florid, the economy of West Bengal can be stated to be placed between a rock and a hard place. For claims shouted from  the rooftops about its job generation fall flat on their faces at the sight of the faces of...

Sep 27 · >
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