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Foreign Powers In Full Play As Sri Lanka Moves To Choose New President

By Arun Kumar Shrivastav Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has sent his resignation — first by email and a hard copy flown in from Singapore. The authenticity of the resignation has been verified and it has been accepted as authentic. The Parliament Speaker, Mahinda Yapa Abeywardena, officially announced the...

Jul 15 · >

Senior BJP Legislator’s Allegations Create A Furore In Party

By L S Herdenia BHOPAL: During the last week strange things have happened in Madhya Pradesh. Among these are the allegations by a senior BJP legislator Narayan Tripathi against his own party. Narayan Tripathi, ruling party MLA from Maihar constituency has publicly claimed that government officials are campaigning for...

Jul 15 · >

Ukraine War Has Transitioned From Conventional To High Tech Targetted War

By Anjan Roy The battlegrounds in eastern Ukraine are proving to be prey wars between two weapons systems — old Soviet type weapons and those advanced latest weapons developed in the west. The battle worthiness and the effective of the competing firepower would indicate a lot for the future...

Jul 15 · >

NDA Presidential Candidate Droupadi Murmu Is Set To Win On July 18 Polls

By Rahil Nora Chopra NDA candidate Droupadi Murmu has so far received the backing of BJP, BJD, YSR Congress, TDP, Janata Dal (Secular), Shiromani Akali Dal, JDU, AIADMK, Lok Jan Shakti Party, Apna Dal (Sonelal), Nishad Party, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), Republican Party. Other parties like India (Athawale), NPP,...

Jul 15 · >

Describing 1500 Hindi Words As ‘Unparliamentary’ A Ploy To Protect Modi

By Arun Srivastava The latest move of the government to declare around 1500 Hindi words as unparliamentary is an attempt to colonialize the language, it is also designed to completely transform the neo liberal and democratic image of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi to a threatening autocrat. With 2024...

Jul 15 · >

Distinct Signs Of Unrest In Congress In Kerala

By P. Sreekumaran THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The more things change, the more they remain the same. This seems to be very true in the case of the Congress party in Kerala. The spectacular victory in the Thrikkakara assembly by-election had given a big boost to the party, which has been languishing...

Jul 15 · >

Spectacular People’s Power Is On Display In Sri Lanka

By Prakash Karat People’s power was displayed in a spectacular fashion in Sri Lanka on July 9 when tens of thousands of people stormed the Presidential Palace, the President’s Secretariat and the official residence of the prime minister and took them over, sweeping aside the police and soldiers guarding...

Jul 15 · >

Indian Exports Are Showing Good Growth But More Potential Remains

By K R Sudhaman The recessionary trends in some of the advanced economies and the prolonged Ukraine-Russian war notwithstanding, India’s foreign trade continues to be on the upswing. After clocking over $400 billion merchandise exports for the first time in 2021-22, the new financial year has begun well with...

Jul 15 · >

New Webb Telescope Of NASA Provides Astounding Details Of Sky

By Prabir Purkayastha The new Webb telescope has shown that NASA’s $10 billion investment and 26 years are finally delivering their promise: pictures of the cosmos in depth, detail and quality far beyond what we had. The first images have captivated the public, and astrophysicists are drooling at the...

Jul 15 · >

Latest Chart Of ‘Unparliamentary Words’ Will Make A Mockery Of Debate

By Sushil Kutty ‘Ashamed’, ‘abused’, ‘corrupt’ and ‘betrayed’. These and other select words cannot be used in Parliament. Against each other and against the Lok Sabha Speaker and the Rajya Sabha Chairman, starting Monday, July 18, the first day of the Monsoon Session. For example, honourable MPs cannot term...

Jul 14 · >

Floods, Farming, And Feni – Indian Monsoon Is Finally Here

By Arun Kumar Shrivastav India is making news of rains and floods. It seems the entire country from Kerala to the North-East and from Kashmir to Gujarat, India is wet and inundated. Visuals of the roaring flow of rivers and inundated farm and city areas have swarmed social media...

Jul 14 · >

Employment Rate Worst In Two Years In India Now

By Dr. Gyan Pathak Unemployment situation in India remains grim, despite some increase in employment in rural areas with beginning of monsoon and agricultural and allied activities. As on July 13, 2022, the unemployment rate on 30 days moving average was 7.5 per cent according to CMIE, a little...

Jul 14 · >

Prof. B D Chattopadhyaya Imparted Fresh Dimension To Understanding Of Indian History

By Kanad Sinha Professor Brajadulal Chattopadhyaya who passed away in Kolkata on July 13 at the age  of 82,was one of the two pillars on whom our understanding of Early Medieval India stood, the other being Professor Ram Sharan Sharma. The concept of the ‘Early Medieval’ is immensely important...

Jul 14 · >

Unemployment And Hunger Haunt The Indian Masses Under Modi Regime

By Krishna Jha India’s unemployment rate has risen to 7.80 percent in June. Haryana and Rajasthan are at the top. The other worrisome data point about the rate of unemployment, seen in June, 2022,was a fall of 2.5 million jobs among salaried employees. Unemployment has risen mainly in the...

Jul 14 · >

Gun Violence Is A Serious Public Health Crisis In India Also

By Dr. Arun Mitra The investigations into murder of Punjabi Singer Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu, popularly known as Moosewala in the Punjab state of India should not be limited only to tracing the murderers and members of the gangs involved, or that how was the AK 94 gun used to...

Jul 14 · >

NATO Is Responsible For Long Wars In Many Countries Of The World

By Ben Chacko LONDON: The peace movement needs to break the new “taboo” around criticism of Nato, activists heard at the launch of the Stop the War Coalition’s updated pamphlet Nato: a war alliance on Tuesday night in London. “Nato is central to so much of what is going...

Jul 14 · >

Rupee Slide Far From Over, More Ground Left To Cover

By K Raveendran The rupee hitting new lows has become a monotonous regularity. The currency has fallen in the relentless climb by dollar, subjugated any resistance offered by other currencies, including the euro, which has fallen to its 20-year low, fast approaching the highly embarrassing parity in the wake...

Jul 13 · >

US Supreme Court’s Abortion Judgment Is An Assault On Women’s Rights

By Debabrata Biswas BOSTON: Last month, the Supreme Court of the United States overturned the Roe v Wade judgment of 1973. SCOTUS issued its decision with regards to the case Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Centre (Mississippi). Abortion rights will cease to be a federal affair from now and...

Jul 13 · >
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