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Politics In Himachal And Gujarat Heating Up Before Polls

By Dr. Gyan Pathak   The 100 times hike in compensation for martyr’s kin by Gujarat from Rs 1 lakh to Rs 1 crore shows how much anxiety has gripped the ruling BJP just a few months ahead of Vidhan Sabha election in the home state of PM Narendra...

Aug 23 · >

Kejriwal And Sisodia Challenging Narendra Modi In Gujarat Polls

By  Sushil Kutty   Delhi’s New York Times-accredited Education Minister Manish Sisodia is the latest cult figure to invade our minds. And whoever knew Manish Sisodia is a “kshatriya” kept the secret to himself, which was fine because now that we all know, we can look down at the...

Aug 23 · >

Farmers’ Relaunching Their Struggle To Get Their MSP Demand Conceded

By Arun Srivastava   The farmers are again on the battle path against   the Narendra Modi Government as the centre did not fulfil its commitment given to the farmers leaders last year before withdrawal of the year long agitation.   The farmers’ demonstrations   in and   around Delhi on Monday...

Aug 23 · >

Withdrawal Of PDP Bill Points To Tech-Shy Government’s Weak Spot

By Arun Kumar Shrivastav   In a surprise move, the government on August 3 withdrew the much-awaited Personal Data Protection (PDP) Bill from parliament. After it was introduced in Lok Sabha in December 2019, the PDP Bill was referred to the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC), which tabled the bill...

Aug 23 · >

China’s ‘Quadrilateral’ With Bangladesh, Lanka, Pakistan Aims At Trade-Military Cooperation

  By Nantoo Banerjee   There is nothing to be surprised about Sri Lanka’s decision to dock Chinese ‘spy’ vessel Yuan Wamg-5 at its Chinese-built Hambantota port, last week, despite protests from India. Sri Lanka President’s belated statement that China won’t be allowed to use the port for military...

Aug 22 · >

Reduction Of Prices Of Essential Drugs Is Imperative For Common People

By Dr Arun Mitra   The news that the company producing Paracetamol in the trade name of ‘Dolo’ spent 1000 crore rupees as freebies to the doctors for the promotion of their drug is a matter of concern. It shows the total failure of the government in regulating the...

Aug 22 · >

Anand Sharma And Azad’s Resignation From Panels Is A Bad Omen For Congress

By Sushil Kutty Unless a plane crashes or a jeep turns turtle, Congress politicians always seem to have a long autumn. The long and short: regardless of what happens, Congress politicians carry on with stoic resolve. Not even self-respect comes in the way. But it is “self-respect” that has...

Aug 22 · >

A Coastal Community’s Struggle For Protection Of Their Livelihood, Habitat

  By K Raveendran   A month-long agitation by the coastal fishing community around Kerala’s Vizhinjam port in defence of their livelihood is threatening to stall India’s leading corporate Adani group’s schedule for the development of the port.   Hundreds of fishing community members, mainly women from the nearby...

Aug 22 · >

Remembering Rajiv Gandhi On His 78th Birth Anniversary On August 20

By Anjan Roy   Had he been alive, Rajiv Gandhi would have been somewhat of an old man today. He would have crossed 78. But he remains for ever a young man who had once said that he had a right to dream — dream about India.   Rajiv...

Aug 22 · >

Nitish Kimar May Be The New Mascot Of Opposition To Fight Modi In 2024 Polls

By Harihar Swarup   Here’s something about Nitish and the number 7, Circular Road. As Chief Minister, he has been at 7, Circular Road, while using 1, Anna Marg, the official residence as his office. Now, with CM severing his five-year-old old alliance with the BJP and walking over...

Aug 20 · >
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