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Modi Govt Is Still In Dark About Migrant Workers

By Dr. Gyan Pathak India doesn’t know about the real status of the migrant workers in the country even two years after their returning home following sudden lockdown that shook the very conscience of the world during March 24 and May 31, 2020. Modi government had liberally distributed assurances...

Apr 11 · >

Amit Shah‘s Statement On Hindi As Official Language In Communications Was Unwarranted

By K R Sudhaman Union Home Minister Amit Shah has stirred up language controversy that Hindi being official language, it should be the medium for correspondence and discussions between states. This has evoked a vehement and justifiable strong reaction from southern states, particularly Tamil Nadu, which has always opposed...

Apr 11 · >

Recent Movies In South Are Exposing The Media, Especially Tv Channels

By Sushil Kutty In recent days, South Indian films have been very objective in depicting the social reality and it is not surprising that the mainstream media is being exposed for its loss of credibility, especially the television channels.  Right now, Malayalam film, ‘Naradan’, has come down heavily on...

Apr 11 · >

Russian President May Have Fallen Into A ‘Ukraine Trap’ Set By The U.S.

By C.J. Atkins Fresh analysis is pointing toward the conclusion that, with its invasion of Ukraine, Russia may have stepped into an Afghanistan-style trap set by the U.S. In launching a criminal invasion of its neighbor and thus economically isolating itself from much of the world, the Kremlin has...

Apr 11 · >

Presidential Elections In July Next Will Test Opposition Strength And Unity

By Harihar Swarup In July 2002, APJ Abdul Kalam became choice for President as the ruling Atal Behari Vajpayee-led National Democratic Alliance did not have enough votes to get anyone from its ideological family elected. Fifteen years later, the NDA-led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi was much better placed...

Apr 9 · >

Judicial Independence: An Area Where Pakistan Enjoys An Edge

By K Raveendran The Pakistan Supreme Court has virtually shown the door to another prime minister. Apparently, it might take longer for Imran Khan’s fate to be decided for good, but the action of a five-member bench of Pakistan’s apex court to strike down the controversial decision of deputy...

Apr 9 · >

RBI Is Taking Higher Inflationary Pressures On Indian Economy Seriously

By Anjan Roy The Reserve Bank of India sees the prospects of higher inflation in the current year against the background of a volatile global economic situation. The RBI believes India will experience an inflation rate of close to 6% against 4.5% during the current fiscal year. RBI governor,...

Apr 9 · >

India’s Booster Dose Policy From April 10 Is Anti-Poor

By Dr. Gyan Pathak India’s booster dose policy announced on April 8 by Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare is clearly anti-poor, since de facto they cannot get vaccinated with booster doses against COVID-19, though theoretically they are also eligible to have it at private vaccination centres along...

Apr 9 · >

Supreme Court Rebuking Central Agencies For Their Stand On Bail Is Welcome

By Sushil Kutty India’s well-lit prisons are home to lakhs of under-trials languishing in them for years on end because the courts of the land have no time to spare for the mountains of cases they are saddled with. And because investigating agencies challenge all bail requests, as also...

Apr 9 · >

Madhya Pradesh Congress Gets Battle Ready For 2023 Assembly Elections

By L S Herdenia BHOPAL: As a part of preparation for the 2023 Vidhan Sabha elections, Madhya Pradesh Congress President and Leader of Opposition Kamal Nath has constituted a broad based committee of more than forty members drawn from various factions of the state Congress. In pursuance to the...

Apr 9 · >

BJP Leaders Demand For Ban On Meat Is Against The Indian Constitution

By Gursimran Bakshi First they wanted a ban on Hijab. Then they wanted a ban on Halal meat and loudspeakers for Azaan. Now, they want to ban meat. On April 5, the South Delhi Municipal Corporation Mayor Mukesh Suryan attracted criticism from the citizens when he wrote a...

Apr 9 · >

Imran Khan’s Tenure: A Bunch Of Lies And Disappointments

By Manish Rai In 2018, Pakistan witnessed the rise of new celebrity Prime Minister Imran Khan, who vowed to halt dynastic politics, end corruption and boost the economy. Common Pakistanis, especially the youth, saw Khan as their only ray of hope. As before coming to power, Khan in his...

Apr 9 · >

Former Finance Secretary D Subbarao Stirs A Debate On Role Of Bureaucrats

By K R Sudhaman Former RBI Governor and Union Finance Secretary D Subbarao, who himself was a seasoned and a brilliant IAS officer, has flagged a serious issue in Indian bureaucracy that encouraged mediocrity and virtually dis-incentivized betterment and honest initiatives. There is definitely some merit in what he...

Apr 9 · >

The Rise And Rise Of The BJP In Indian Polity In Last 42 Years

By Sushil Kutty Prime Minister Narendra Modi waxed eloquent on April 6, the 42nd foundation day of the Bharatiya Janata Party, dwelling deep into ‘parivaarvad’ and ‘rashtravaad’, besides pointing out that the rise and rise of the BJP is also centred round India’s growing global clout. Who he was...

Apr 8 · >

Many Drugs Under Price Control No More Affordable For Majority

By Dr. Gyan Pathak From April 1, 2022, the majority of drugs have become costlier, and the poor patients are doomed to suffer, which is being termed as the highest ever price hike in the country. Even the drugs under price control mechanism many seem no more affordable for...

Apr 8 · >

Politics Over Mangoes And Loudspeakers Doesn’t Make India Great Again

By Arun Kumar Shrivastav On April 6, The American Bazaar published an article that goes by the headline: Alphonsos arrive in America as USDA okays Indian mango Import. The news story talks about the excitement among the Asian communities in the US on the arrival of famous Indian mango...

Apr 8 · >

Hike In Fuel Prices Have Led To Steep Rise In Costs Of Essential Items

By Dr Soma Marla For the last two weeks prices on Petrol, diesel and cooking gas are increased twelve times. A litre of petrol costs Rs. 118.4 in Mumbai and diesel Rs 105 in Chittor. Rise in fuel prices has a cascading effect not just on transport but on...

Apr 8 · >

Nitish To Remain Bihar CM Till BJP-JDU Alliance Holds

By Rahil Nora Chopra The storm of disagreement between NDA allies BJP and JDU shows no signs abating, with both parties bitterly disputing over Nitish Kumar’s future vis-à-vis staying on as the Bihar Chief Minister beyond 2025. In this context, the chairman of the parliamentary board of Janata Dal...

Apr 8 · >
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