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The Importance Of Being Elon Musk-The World’s Richest Person

By Sushil Kutty ‘How many children does Elon Musk have?’ is old-hat. The question tagging this fellow now is ‘how many more children does he plan to have?’ On world population day, a camera panned the faces of 19 Indian children born of two women and their common hubby....

Jul 13 · >

Beijing’s Kathmandu Headache: Will Communists Win Nepal Elections?

By Sankar Ray The four-day visit of the eight-member team of the Communist Party of China in Kathmandu, led by Liu Jianchao, the new head of CPC’s international liaison department, as well as a meeting with the chairman of the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist Center),Pushpa Kamal Dahal, at...

Jul 13 · >

Soaring Food And Energy Prices Accentuate Cost Of Living Crisis

By Dr. Gyan Pathak India is entering into a major cost of living crisis due to multiple domestic and international crises, which included soaring food and energy prices, rising poverty, joblessness, endangered food security, disincentive to farmers growing food articles, and lopsided policy interventions. The way the government is...

Jul 13 · >

Take-Homes From Biden’s Pilgrimage To Saudi Arabia

By James M Dorsey At the core of a US policy debate over the merits of President Joe Biden’s pilgrimage to the Middle East lies the question of how best to ensure regional stability and protect United States interests. Lost in the debate is whether the cost of maintaining...

Jul 13 · >

Decoding The Great Poet P B Shelley On 200th Anniversary Of His Death

By Jenny Farrell Two hundred years ago, on July 8, 1822, the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley drowned. He was less than a month short of thirty. Revolutionary socialist Friedrich Engels’s enthusiasm for Shelley lasted a lifetime. Even before he went to England as a young man, he tried his...

Jul 13 · >

Latin America’s Second Wave Of Left-Wing Governments Are More Focused

By Kyla Sankey Until recently, Latin American commentators were widely reporting on the inevitable “ebbing” of the pink tide. By the mid-2010s, the commodity boom that began in the early 2000s had rapidly gone into decline. The Right had grasped the opportunity to destabilize its opponents through campaigns of...

Jul 13 · >

The Big Battle In AIADMK Is Set To Continue Despite E K Palaniswami’s Win

By Sushil Kutty They don’t look like lost and found brothers. Edappadi K Palaniswami and O Panneerselvam share nothing in common other than that they were “dual leaders” of the AIADMK, the party that MGR founded and J Jayalalithaa carried in her aura. Now, her two self-proclaimed protégés have...

Jul 12 · >

NDA’s Tribal Candidate Draupadi Murmu Has Divided The Opposition Camp

By Arun Srivastava The presidential election to be held on July 18 in the real sense is a royal battle between the Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the former BJP minister Yashwant Sinha. It would be wrong to construe that Sinha has a tough challenger in Draupadi Murmu. But...

Jul 12 · >

India Ran Faster In Population Race Than Expected

By Dr. Gyan Pathak World Population Prospects 2022 has revealed that India ran faster in population race to become largest populated country in the world in 2023, four years ahead than estimated in 2019, bringing unprecedented challenges which needs to be converted into demographic advantage with planning and action...

Jul 12 · >

Opposition Parties Find It Tough To Match BJP In Organisational Strength

By Pradeep Kapoor LUCKNOW: Major opposition parties are busy in overhauling their organisations to take up the challenge of BJP in 2024 Lok Sabha polls. No opposition party can match BJP in terms of its organizational muscle power. So soon after the state assembly election, all leaders and workers...

Jul 12 · >

Breakdown Of Constitutional Governance In Sri Lanka – What Is The Way Ahead?

By Mohan V Katarki An unprecedented political crisis has arisen in Sri Lanka, leading to the breakdown of constitutional governance. Unorganised angry protesters, who are deeply affected by economic meltdown, have forced two Prime Ministers Mahinda Rajapaksa and his successor Ranil Wickremesinghe to resign, and have driven out the...

Jul 12 · >

China’s Nine-Year Old BRI Finally Finds A Challenger

By Nantoo Banerjee The European Commission’s decision just ahead of last month’s G7 Leaders’ Summit in Germany to mobilise Euro 300 billion (US$340 billion) by 2027 to invest in public and private infrastructure around the world is most welcome though it came several years after a similar initiative by...

Jul 11 · >

Boris Johnson Is Determined To Prevent Rishi Sunak From Occupying His Place

By Arun Srivastava Number of the claimants for the office of the prime minister in Britain is quite alarming. Every fourth law maker of UK is striving to grab the post. If the present trend is any indication, it can safely be said that Conservative leadership election is quite...

Jul 11 · >

Goa Crisis Again Shows How Congress High Command Is Clueless On States

By Sushil Kutty One, the Bharatiya Janata Party does not need the current kerfuffle in Goa. It is already in power there. But the fact that Goa is a neighbouring state to Maharashtra does betray that the disease is contagious. If Maharashtra was engineered to overturn a post-poll “unnatural”...

Jul 11 · >

Pushing Gig And Platform Economy To Harm Indian Labour

By Dr. Gyan Pathak Most of the experts feel that pushing Gig and Platform Economy, in place of formal sector, would further deteriorate working conditions and throw the workforce into exploitative conditions, and therefore, NITI Aayog had to furnish a difficult task to portray worker perspective seemingly so rosy...

Jul 11 · >

Acute Political Instability Stares At Sri Lanka Even After President’s Resignation Offer

By Arun Kumar Shrivastav Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa’s bravado and brinkmanship turned fatal last Saturday. Not only was he reported missing from his office and residence, but the palatial President’s house in Colombo was also invaded by the protestors. Twitter is flooded with amusing pictures and videos of...

Jul 11 · >

Congress Is A Total Failure As The Main National Party To Take On BJP

By Amulya Ganguli The absence of Congress MLAs from the Maharashtra assembly during a crucial floor test because they were said to be stuck in traffic would have been hilarious if it didn’t carry a sad tale about the party. For a start, it is odd that as many...

Jul 11 · >

Vietnam Emerges As A Leading Challenger To China In Indian Electronics Market

By Subrata Majumder The recent disruptions in global supply chain, leading to China losing prominence, are prompting serious discussions on India’s dependency on China. Hitherto, notwithstanding political face-off, India’s rapid growth in electronic and electrical and pharmaceutical industries was largely dependent on China for supply chain. Given these and...

Jul 11 · >
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