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Millions Of Indians Are Now Paying Heavy Price For The Follies Of Modi Regime

By Sushil Kutty A section of America is battling what it terms as “medical tyranny”, asking people to “fight now” or forever “lose your freedoms and die as a medical experiment prisoner.” The adherents of this worldview reject masks, vaccines and lockdowns. They go so far as to say...

Apr 22 · >

The Bizzare Ascent Of The Rise And Rise Of Bitcoin Value, Courtesy Elon Mask

By Anjan Roy In the midst of all the uncertainties and tailspins of last one year, there has been one exception — the rise and rise of the Bitcoin. Currently, it is well past $60,000 and, if God does not know, Elon Musk of Tesla seems to be aware...

Apr 22 · >

Expectations From CJI-Designate, Justice NV Ramana

By Parsa Venkateshwar Rao Jr There is speculation about what sort of Chief Justice of India Justice NV Ramana would make. “He is not the kind of judge who will clash with the executive. Nor is he likely to cause ripples through his legal pronouncements. His will be a...

Apr 22 · >

Academy Nominated Film ‘The Trial Of The Chicago 7’ Is Of Big Relevance

By Michael Berkowitz There are many reasons to see Aaron Sorkin’s Academy Award-nominated film The Trial of the Chicago 7. Writer-director Sorkin has gifted us with a well-written, often well-acted lesson in history and political philosophy. Although the focus is on ideas, heartfelt emotions, and wry humor leaven Sorkin’s...

Apr 22 · >

Modi’s Vaccination Programme Has Kept Too Many Loopholes

By K Raveendran For a change, Modi has conceded to the demand from various quarters, including Congress, to expand the vaccination programme to the massive 18-plus age group. But the plan could turn out to be another Utopian idea, just like Modi’s ill-fated demonetisation, half-baked implementation of the GST...

Apr 21 · >

PM Is Set To Absolve Centre Of Covid Second Wave Management

By Gyan Pathak Oh! The unkindest cut of all. When we have fallen to the worst of our suffering, our beloved prime minister Narendra Modi rubs salt on our miseries, tells we alone are responsible. However, being victims to his arrogating foolhardy policies, we know, we have been exposed...

Apr 21 · >

Uddhav Thackeray Is Tackling A Grim Covid Situation In Maharashtra

By Sushil Kutty Finally, Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to the airwaves and addressed the pathetic and sad state of Covid-India. Some say he was goaded by Wayanad Congress MP Rahul Gandhi who nudged him with the statement “I’m no longer going to address election rallies”, and ex-Prime Minister...

Apr 21 · >

Digital Transformation Spurred US Investment In India Amidst Covid 19

By Subrata Majumder While American investors were upbeat in India, despite Covid 19 ravaged the economy, Japanese investors slipped into coma. Both are among five top foreign investors in India.  US investment in India surged by 297.2 per cent in 2020 over the preceding year and Japanese investment fell...

Apr 21 · >

K S Chithra Is Melody Queen Of South India Recording More Than 25,000 Songs

By Harihar Swarup Krishnan Nair Shankatkumari Chithra, known more as K S Chithra, decorated with Padma Bhushan, is called melody queen and nightingale of South India. One wonders how she manages but, surprisingly, she has recorded 25,000 songs in various languages. Even though basically she is a Carnatic language...

Apr 21 · >

Yogi Government Is Trying To Hide Its Failures In Fighting Corona

By Arun Srivastava Supreme Court staying the Allahabad High Court advice to the Uttar Pradesh Government to impose strict restrictions till April 26 in five cities amid the surge in COVID-19 cases would certainly demotivate and disappoint the High Courts across the country. The Telangana High Court too on...

Apr 21 · >

Time Is Ripe To Have More Women Judges In Supreme Court Of India

By Kalyani Shankar Is it not strange that justice is usually portrayed as a  woman, but women do not have much role in it? Women have become President, Prime Minister, chief ministers, Governor,  and occupied other high positions but not as the chief justice of India. There have been...

Apr 20 · >

Narendra Modi Lacks Vision In Dealing With The Threat Of Second Covid Surge

By Dr Arun Mitra The Prime Minister has woken very late in appealing to the pilgrims at Kumbh to go back and that Kumbh should be symbolic now. The damage has already been done. Even if those at Kumbh at present start to vacate the place, it may take...

Apr 20 · >

Migrant Workers Are Again Leaving Delhi As Lockdown Begins

By Gyan Pathak Migrant workers continue to leave Delhi in large numbers. Thousands of them gathered at Anand Vihar ISBT to catch buses in the evening of April 19, 2020 within hours after the announcement of six days lockdown by the Chief Minister of Delhi. Police said in the...

Apr 20 · >

Second Wave Of Corona Virus: Kerala Caught Off Guard Too

By P. Sreekumaran THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Like the rest of the country, Kerala, too, is paying a heavy price for indifference to and defiance of the covid-19 protocol. The disastrous results are there for all to see. In a determined effort to get a grip over the grave situation arising out...

Apr 20 · >

Panchayat Elections In Uttar Pradesh Acting As Super Spreader

By Pradeep Kapoor LUCKNOW: CPI national secretary Atul Kumar Anjaan has blamed the collapse of state administration for chaotic condition in Uttar Pradesh during pandemic. Atul Anjaan said that when ICMR and IMA had warned about severity of second wave there was no preparation on the part of Yogi...

Apr 20 · >

Castro Era Ends In Communist Cuba After More Than Six Decades

By W. T. Whitney Jr. Former Cuban President Raúl Castro retired from his last major public office   standing down as first secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba at its Eighth Congress. held on April 16 to19..With this, the island nation of Latin America, the first communist nation in...

Apr 20 · >

High Oil Price May Hit Indian Economy Hard

By Nantoo Banerjee After the new wave of coronaviruses in comes the oil shock to India’s fragile economy. Going by government estimates, India’s GDP had shrunk by eight percent in 2020-21 as against a four percent growth in the previous fiscal. While the current year’s economic growth picture remains...

Apr 19 · >

Secular Parties Must Offer A Viable Programme To Challenge Narendra Modi

By Amulya Ganguli Mamata Banerjee’s election strategist, Prashant Kishor, has listed the BJP’s three plus points. The first is Narendra Modi’s image – he is a god to some people, Kishor said, – the second is Hindu-Muslim polarization and the third is the prevailing anti-incumbency sentiment against the ruling...

Apr 19 · >
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