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The Importance Of Being Akhilesh Yadav In Emerging Indian Polity

By Nitya Chakraborty In March/April 2021, India witnessed a sort of Kurukshetra battle in the soil of West Bengal which is far away from Aryavartha, the Hindi heartland and the epi-centre of both the Indian epics Ramayana and Mahabharata..Prime Minister Narendra Modi lost that battle to the Trinamool Congress...

Jun 15 · >

Both BJP And The Congress Are Now The Victims Of Dissidence And Indiscipline

By Kalyani Shankar Both the Congress party and the BJP – the two main national parties- are facing internal problems in the states where they rule. The basic difference between the two parties is the Congress is on the decline while the BJP is growing to replace Congress in...

Jun 15 · >

Revolt In LJP Signals Churning In Bihar Politics

By Gyan Pathak Revolt in Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) has signaled a churning in Bihar politics the final outcome of which may not only impact the political fortunes of the party but also of the BJP and JD(U) individually and NDA as a whole, which may also present an...

Jun 15 · >

Akhilesh Yadav Giving Final Shape To Mission 2022 To Capture Power

By Pradeep Kapoor LUCKNOW: Enthused by the recent success in panchayat polls which showed the mood of rural voters, Akhilesh Yadav is preparing for Mission 2022 to take on Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and BJP to capture power. Akhilesh Yadav is in aggressive mood to enter alliances...

Jun 15 · >

Foolproof Vaccination Strategy Needed To Deal With ‘Forever Virus’

By Sushil Kutty Dr Larry Brilliant, an epidemiologist who helped the WHO eradicate smallpox in the last century says “it’s too late to hope for herd immunity” against Covid-19 and, therefore, the novel coronavirus can be called the “forever virus”, something that wouldn’t sit well with most of us....

Jun 15 · >

Kerala Workers Lose Rs. 13,650 Crore In Wages During Lockdown

By Rejimon Kuttappan Rajesh Ravi, a 42-year-old auto-rickshaw driver in Thiruvananthapuram, the capital city of Kerala, could earn only Rs. 400 in the last 30 days. “Pre-lockdown, my monthly earning was around Rs. 10,000, with which I could manage my five-member family budget. Now, we are in real trouble....

Jun 15 · >

After Mid-Term Win, Mexico President Takes Up Programme For Transformation

By Andrés Jiménez Montoya With the announcement of results from the June 6 Mexican midterm elections, the centre-left MORENA Party has held onto its federal congressional majorities in the Chamber of Deputies and won state and local elections across the country in 31 states and Mexico City. MORENA (Movimiento...

Jun 15 · >

Curb On Investment And Import From China Fails To Work

By Nantoo Banerjee At first, it was the virus. Then came the vaccine. China has converted the pandemic into a great opportunity for economic expansion and international cooperation in pursuit of its strategy to become a strong imperial economic power in Asia and other parts of the world. Paradoxically,...

Jun 14 · >

Big Brother Will Be Watching Officials Even After Retirement

By Amulya Ganguli Yet another example of the Narendra Modi government’s paranoia is the latest amendment of the Central Services (Pensions) Rules which bar all retired officials in intelligence and security services from penning their memoirs. The gag order is unusual in a democracy and can be said to...

Jun 14 · >

Centre Must Give Special Assistance To Jharkhand

By Gyan Pathak Despite improvement in human and economic development, Jharkhand is yet to overcome its legacy of numerous problems even after 20 years of its becoming a state. It is a matter of serious concern that the state is the worst in hunger and the second worst in...

Jun 14 · >

Uddhav Thackeray Will Remain Chief Minister For Full Five Years

By Sushil Kutty Uddhav Thackeray, Chief Minister for 5 years, says Shiv Sena gadfly and Thackeray confidante Sanjay Raut, speaking for Uddhav Thackeray, and possibly for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who, iterates Raut, has a “political message” for the state BJP Opposition but also to the constituents of the...

Jun 14 · >

Narendra Modi and RSS Face A Difficult Choice Between USA And China

By Arun Srivastava Currently a question is making rounds in the global political system; which block India would join? Whether it would be Chinese world order or align with the new order which the US president Joe Biden is trying to evolve. Paradoxically while China is seen moving closer...

Jun 14 · >

Only Solid Left Unity Can Stop France’s Rightward Drift In 2022 Poll

By Cole Stangler  The first thing to understand about 2022 Presidential elections in France is that it probably won’t go as expected. The last two contests have made a mockery of pundits: around this time in 2016, center-right former PM Alain Juppé of Les Républicains (LR) was the odds-on...

Jun 14 · >

Dynasty Fever Grips Trinamool Congress In West Bengal After Assembly Poll

By Harihar Swarup With the appointment of West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee’s nephew, Abhishek Banerjee, as Trinamool Congress’s all-India general secretary, yet another regional party in India has formally taken the dynastic route to political leadership. Mr Banerjee, a Member of Parliament, has been the de facto number...

Jun 12 · >

Turmoil Shows Why Modi Was Pushing One-Nation, One-Poll Idea

By K Raveendran Multi-dimensional pressure points that have forced Prime Minister Narendra Modi to change his ways half way through his second tenure shows exactly why he has been promoting the one-nation, one-election idea. Simultaneous elections to parliament and state assemblies would have given him peace of mind in...

Jun 12 · >

Jitin Prasada’s Defection To BJP Will Be No Gain To Saffrons In Uttar Pradesh

By Arun Srivastava We usually come to listen to one simple refrain that Congress is gradually getting deviated from its ideology and it needs a major reform keeping conformity to the changing times. The leaders deserting the party often come out with the allegation that they have not been...

Jun 12 · >

Prashant Kishor Has Begun His 2024 Round With Meeting Sharad Pawar

By Sushil Kutty This most chaotic of democracies deserves kudos for the mobility of politicians – for the ‘aya ram’, and the ‘gaya ram’ joining this party and deserting that party. At the national level this has opened avenues for the likes of Prashant Kishor to think of stitching...

Jun 12 · >

Himanta Biswa Sharma Government Fights The Covid Battle Effectively

By Sagarneel Sinha During the times of the pandemic, the topmost priority of the governments has been to tackle the covid-19 virus. The same applies to the new Assam government led by Himanta Biswa Sharma formed a month ago. Although the BJP returned to power, the chief minister Sarbananda...

Jun 12 · >
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