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Bicentenary Tribute To Iswarchandra Vidyasagar

By Pabitra Sarkar   On August 5, 2020, an unprecedented incident took place in post- independence India. For the first time, a prime minister of the country had laid the foundation stone of a religious temple. It was Ram Mandir in Ayodhya amidst Corona scare. It was to raise...

Sep 25 · >

Chirag Paswan’s LJP To Seek Votes In The Name Of Narendra Modi, Not Nitish Kumar

By Rahil Nora Chopra As the Bihar Assembly elections are coming closer, the alliances are moving fast and small parties are changing their alliance partner day by day. Jitan Ram Manjhi’s party Hindustani Awam Morcha was with the BJP in the last election. Later he left the NDA and...

Sep 25 · >

Centre Made Naked Attack On Farmers And Workers In Monsoon Session Of Parliament

  By Prakash Karat   The truncated monsoon session of parliament has been, in every sense, the worst session of parliament ever held, except probably the one during the emergency in 1976 that adopted the 42nd constitutional amendment meant to facilitate an authoritarian regime.   What happened in the...

Sep 24 · >

Forced Passing Of Farm Bills In Parliament Is A Sign Of Autocracy

      By Krishna Jha   Accountability is a sine qua non – an essential condition – to good democratic governance. And the condition for the survival of our democracy is commitment towards our Constitution, the edifice on which stands the country. Today we have been witness to...

Sep 24 · >

Six Months After The Lockdown India Needs To Rethink

  By Gyan Pathak   Six months have passed since the announcement of lockdown on March 24. The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in India stood on that date at 564, 10th death was reported from Mumbai, and 37 patients were discharged from hospitals so far. Modi government opted...

Sep 24 · >

Most Famous Divorce In India’s Corporate World Has Taken Place Early This Week

By Anjan Roy   Marriages are made in heaven, divorces in courts. A heavenly marriage was divorced in the Supreme Court by Tatas and Mistry family early this week.   Tata Sons, the apex holding company of the Tata Group, has offered to buy the 18.3% shareholding of the...

Sep 24 · >

Women Lawyers Are Now Able To Break The Glass Ceiling In Indian Courts

  By Megha Katheria   The legal fraternity is largely seen as a male bastion with little space for women. Of course, things have changed phenomenally over the years since 1923 when Regina Das’s application for enrolment was rejected by two High Courts of India on grounds of gender....

Sep 24 · >

Gold Is Unrivalled Universal Currency Of The Underworld

  By K Raveendran   The ongoing investigations into the sensational case of gold smuggling through the diplomatic channel provide a live example of the nexus between gold, drugs, dirty money and havala. All preliminary findings point to a ‘standard operating procedure’ followed across the world by the underworld,...

Sep 23 · >

Total Elimination Of Nuclear Weapons From The World Is Imperative For Global Peace

By Dr Arun Mitra   The harrowing experiences shared by the Hibakusha, the survivors of the atomic bombing at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, make everyone shiver and think how can human being stoop so low as to develop bombs to kill their fellow beings in such large number in such...

Sep 23 · >

Govt Did Not Care For Parliamentary Practices For Forcibly Passing Farm Bills

  By Arun Srivastava   With Prime Minister, Narendra Modi determined to use the parliament to serve his and his corporate friends’ interest by resorting to the tactics of not allowing the opposition to have its say in the proceedings of the house and denying them their right to...

Sep 23 · >

Anatomy Of Al Qaeda Arrests: Whither Kerala

By P. Sreekumaran   THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The arrest of three activists of Al Qaeda from Ernakulam district represents a severe wake-up call for Kerala, which is in the news again albeit for the wrong reasons.   An important aspect of the arrests is that the terrorists have stopped operating from...

Sep 23 · >

Bizarre Breaking News Tamaasha Continues In Television News Channels

By Sushil Kuttty   When an acclaimed troll with a weekly column in a foreign newspaper – which comes in handy to troll others and justify the act of trolling – writes a book on the beastliness of trolls, it’s time to call for a stop to the shenanigans....

Sep 23 · >

Coup By Court: Republicans Prepare Legal Challenges That Echo 2000 Fight

  By Al Neal   The reality that the courts will decide whether or not the ballots of millions of voters will be counted this November 3 is evident. Donald Trump and the entire Republican Party are laying the groundwork now to hold onto power by whatever means necessary—the...

Sep 23 · >

United Nations Needs A Revamp To Meet The Needs Of Time After 75 Years Of Founding

By Kalyani Shankar   The United Nations will be 75 next month. An organization can be considered to be still young but it is time for stocktaking. The UN came into being after its structure was finalized in an international conference in San Francisco in October 1945 in which...

Sep 22 · >

Covid Pandemic Makes Mockery Of Democratic Institutions In Madhya Pradesh

By L S Herdenia   BHOPAL: Covid-19 has caused strange, sometime contradictory developments. One of the major development is the total erosion of democratic practices and near collapse of institutions. It is for the first time that nearly half of cabinet consists of such persons who are not members...

Sep 22 · >

CPI National Secretary Atul Anjaan Calls For Joint Mobilisation Against Farm Bills

  By Pradeep Kapoor   LUCKNOW: CPI national secretary Atul Anjaan said that the manner in which three bills were cleared in the parliament showed as to how BJP-NDA-RSS led Narendra Modi government threw all democratic and parliamentary practices to serve their corporate interests.   Mr Atul Anjaan who...

Sep 22 · >

Democracy Is In Danger In Ecuador In Lenin Moreno’s Regime

By Guillaume Long   Ecuadorian president Lenín Moreno and his allies have gone to great lengths to prevent former president Rafael Correa and his political movement from returning to power.   In order to achieve this goal, the current government has persecuted opponents and barred candidates from running. Moreno’s...

Sep 22 · >

Trump May Deny The Verdict On November 3 Even If He Loses Outright

  By Sen. Bernie Sanders   Yes. This is a presidential election between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. Yes, this is an election about health care, education, economy, climate justice and so many other important issues. More importantly, this is an election about whether or not we retain American...

Sep 22 · >
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