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Priyanka Must Blend Kheri Gains With The Party’s Support Base

By Arun Srivastava With Mamata Banerjee getting ready for a major intervention in the national politics and project her Trinamool Congress as the only genuine  dynamic  organization with Congress legacy , Rahul Gandhi has acquired a  proactive stance and working tirelessly to present the Indian National Congress, the grand...

Oct 14 · >

American Corporate Interests Dictate President Hernandez Of Honduras

By W. T. Whitney Jr. Chilean author and human rights advocate Ariel Dorfman recently memorialized Orlando Letelier, former Chilean President Salvador Allende’s foreign minister. Agents of dictator Augusto Pinochet murdered Letelier in Washington in 1976. Dorfman noted that Chile and the United States were “on excellent, indeed obscenely excellent,...

Oct 14 · >

Divided Left In Greece Is Struggling To Emerge As An Alternative To Right

By Aliki Kosyfologou and Thanos Andritsos Greece is facing big challenges in terms of the country’s political situation as also the economic directions. For the last two years, Greece has seemed as if it is switching between two national costumes. The winter one consists of rising coronavirus deaths, decimated...

Oct 14 · >

Energy Crisis Part Of An Emerging Post-Covid Phenomenon

By K Raveendran The shift in the national focus from covid to coal has been prompted by fears of a nation-wide power blackout in the face of disruption in the movement of the vital commodity from the mines due to excessive rainfall, but the fact is that the energy...

Oct 13 · >

Narendra Modi’s Defence Of Human Rights Record Of His Regime Is Ludicrous

By Sushil Kutty Human rights are routinely violated in our country. But rarely do ministers’ sons drive a jeep over human beings, deliberately. Lynching of human beings, they say, became frequent after 2014. Mostly because of the cow. Lakhimpur-Kheri saw four farmers killed by a rampaging jeep driven by...

Oct 13 · >

Sudden Energy Crisis Grips The World Economies Including India

By Anjan Roy It is suddenly energy crisis all over the world. In India we are facing a coal shortage of epic proportion which is threatening to upend the entire power situation. Talks are about impending shut down of a string of thermal power stations strewn around the country....

Oct 13 · >

Mass Movement In India For Public Health As Fundamental Right Is Needed

By Dr Arun Mitra That out of a population of 100000 in our country 32 persons die due to Tuberculosis every year, is a matter of grave concern and shame. Recently we have seen death of large number of children having fallen prey to Dengue fever and Encephalitis in...

Oct 13 · >

Opposition Parties In Uttar Pradesh Make Lakhimpur Killings A Major Poll Issue

By Pradeep Kapoor LUCKNOW: Battleground Uttar Pradesh is ready for assembly polls with three important opposition leaders former chief ministers Akhilesh Yadav of Samajwadi Party and Mayawati of BSP and Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi launching their election campaign. Former chief minister and national President of Samajwadi Party Akhilesh Yadav...

Oct 13 · >

Pakistan’s Father Of Nuclear Bomb Dr. A Q Khan Has An Amazing Life Story

By Harihar Swarup Pakistan’s father of nuclear science, Abdul Qadeer Khan, who died recently was born in Bhopal. “This child appears to me prodigy…. Look in his eyes.”  In 1936, these were the words of Maharani of Narasinghar, a tiny princely state, 45 kms from Bhopal. Zulekha Begum, mother...

Oct 13 · >

Mohan Bhagwat Is Totally Confused In Understanding New Hindu Youth

By Arun Srivastava The RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat has blamed the Hindu parents, the Hindu families, for not giving their children the values of pride for one’s religion and traditions. He was not far from the youth. The Hindu parents in recent times have lost control on their wards...

Oct 13 · >

Repealing Of Sedition Law And UAPA Is A Major Demand Of Indian Jurists Now

By Satyaki Chakraborty   The demand for the repeal of the sedition law and the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act(UAPA) has now come to the fore once again with the former Supreme Court Justice Rohintan Nariman forcefully stating that the time has come for the apex court to let citizens...

Oct 12 · >

The New Service Rules In Jammu And Kashmir Open The Doors To A Witch Hunt

By Dr Radha Kumar   On the September 16, 2021, the administration of Jammu and Kashmir, headed by lieutenant-governor Manoj Sinha, issued an administrative order titled ‘Verification of Character and Antecedents of Government employees’ (GO No. 957-JK (GAD) of 2021). Under the order, a government employee can be dismissed...

Oct 12 · >

Modi Govt’s Decision To Abstain From Voting On UN Resolution Is Wrong

  By Gyan Pathak   Deshbhaktas’ beating their drum of ‘nationalism’ reached such a high decibel that has become deafening. India’s leadership, in the name of nationalism, reached even such a point when it decided to abstain from the voting in the United Nations which passed the resolution that...

Oct 12 · >

Kashmir Situation Needs Thorough Review By The Govt Leadership

By Sushil Kutty   Fear is the key! That’s the title of a James Hadley Chase novel. It had a Native American doing targeted killings of rich pokes. The first killing is followed by a second. The third body gets the cops thinking: This killer is killing only the...

Oct 12 · >

Minority Targeting By Terrorists In J & K Is A Measure Of Frustration

By Ashok B Sharma   Union Government needs to carefully develop appropriate stratagems on how best to counter the recent lone wolf attacks by terrorists in the Kashmir valley. The developments in Afghanistan with Taliban in power have posed a new challenge. Of course Taliban has assured that its...

Oct 12 · >

Economic Buoyancy Is Back With A Bang In India

By Nantoo Banerjee It is good to see that buyers are no longer willing to wait. This October-December festive season hopefully promises to be a buyers’ paradise. The country’s marketing and sales firms have long been waiting for such a situation. Buyers are no longer scared of the pandemic,...

Oct 11 · >

Is Mamata Banerjee Working On 1996 Scenario After 2024 Lok Sabha Poll?

By Nitya Chakraborty New winds are blowing in the political landscape of the country, seemingly contradictory, for the emergence of a strong front of the opposition parties to fight the BJP in the coming assembly as also in the Lok Sabha elections in 2024 The latest positive development for...

Oct 11 · >

At Long Last, Amit Shah Has To Declare Our Prime Minister Is A Democrat

By Sushil Kutty It took Home Minister Amit Shah seven years to tell countrymen that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the “most democratic leader” he has known in 20 years. But why believe Shah? After all, Shah and Modi are not very different. If Modi is “democratic”, then Amit...

Oct 11 · >
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