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Trump Calls Antifa Group Domestic Terrorists

By David Renton When the President of the United States says that he’ll be designating Antifa as a terrorist organization, a part of me thinks: well go on then, let’s see you try. Because this awful, foreign-sounding word “antifa” is only an abbreviation of “anti-fascist.” Organizations can be banned,...

Jun 3 · >

Week Long Upheavel In USA Is Shaking The World

By Ben Chacko The greatest wave of protest to rock the United States since 1968 has prompted President Donald Trump to threaten his own people with the army. Trump’s attitude from the start of marches demanding justice for George Floyd, murdered on camera by police, has been calculated to...

Jun 3 · >

Post-Covid Political Activities In India Will Turn Digital

By Kalyani Shankar The Covid-19 has changed the dynamics of almost everything including politics in the world. Today, it poses challenges for all walks of life and also all kinds of institutions. This is true of democracy practitioners, civil liberties and political parties and democracy itself, as Trinamool Congress...

Jun 2 · >

Akhilesh Rules Out Any Alliance For 2022 Up Assembly Polls

By Pradeep Kapoor LUCKNOW: The Samajwadi Party national president Akhilesh Yadav has made it clear that it would not enter into alliance with any party for the 2022 assembly elections. Yadav also made it clear that at the country level, decision would be taken at an appropriate time. It...

Jun 2 · >

Facemask Is The New Essential In Post-Covid Life

By Sushil Kutty Pictures and videos of Americans slugging it out in the streets with each other and with the police and National Guard over the Floyd death are full of reckless abandon, of people flouting every anti-coronavirus rule in the book; from social distancing thrown to the winds...

Jun 2 · >

Unlocking Process Of The Economy Will Be A Daunting Task

By Satyaki Chakraborty The unlocking process of the Indian economy in phases which started from June 1, is going to be a tortuous one and the tackling of the problems emanating from the opening after 68 days of lockdown in four phases, requires visionary leadership from the centre as...

Jun 2 · >

Starmer Repositioning Labour To Reach Out To The Indians In Britain

By Arun Srivastava It was certainly not an unusual move of the new Labour leader Keir Starmer to distance from Jeremy Corbyn’s policy on Kashmir and repositioning Labour on Kashmiri. The new leader of any political party, my not venture to alter the fundamental ideological line of the party,...

Jun 2 · >

Floyd Killing Exposes Systemic Racism In USA

By Mark Gruenberg WASHINGTON – From Barack Obama and Joe Biden to the AFL-CIO and progressive allies there have come declarations that the Minneapolis police killing of 46-year-old George Floyd on May 25 once again exposed the systemic racism that undergirds U.S. society. Former Vice President Joe Biden, the...

Jun 2 · >

Supreme Court Intervention In Migrants Crisis Too Little, Too Late

By Amritananda Chakravorty The Covid-19 pandemic has affected more than 200 countries in the world, with United States, United Kingdom, Russia, Brazil and India being particularly affected. But no country has had a humanitarian crisis as in India in the form of 80 million migrant workers stranded in different...

Jun 1 · >

Enduring Images Of Pandemic In India Rattle The World

By Amulya Ganguli In the years to come, which will be the defining image of the great Indian labour migration of 2020? Will it be the video of a toddler lifting the shroud over his dead mother’s body on a railway platform? Or of the child half-asleep on a...

Jun 1 · >

Voices Against Neo-Liberal Agenda Are Raging In West

By Prabhat Patnaik The Financial Times of London is one of the most “respectable” bourgeois newspapers in the world. Even this newspaper has now come to recognise something which the Left has been saying for quite some time. In an editorial on April 3, 2020, it wrote: “Radical reforms...

Jun 1 · >

Labour Party Undergoing Ideological Change In Britain

By Arun Srivastava Electoral compulsions and the impulse to keep the rightist forces in good humour have witnessed fundamental transformation of the UK’s Labour Party. The party has decided to divorce the left ideas and policy notwithstanding the ground realities favouring Labour Party embracing the socialist ideas for espousing...

Jun 1 · >

Trump’s Decision To Quit Who Disregards Covid Challenge

By Ben Chacko Donald Trump’s announcement that the United States is terminating its relationship with the World Health Organisation (WHO) came as protests raged over the police killing of George Floyd. The same leader who threatens the world with a “super-duper missile” turns on his own people, warning protesters...

Jun 1 · >

What Modi Can Learn From Emperor Ashoka On Self-Transformation

By Harihar Swarup Emperor Ashoka transformed himself from a ruthless conqueror to a champion of justice, after the devastation during the Battle of Kalinga opened his eyes to the futility of territorial expansion at the cost of people’s lives. Will the extraordinary human suffering we are witnessing during our...

May 30 · >

Modi’s Four LS That Don’t Add Up To A Stimulus

By K Raveendran First the slogan, then the idea. This has been Mod’s style in all his slogan coinages. Many of these could actually be described as random midnight thoughts. The latest one for the covid stimulus package is no different. Land, Labour, Liquidity and Law are the four...

May 30 · >

India Heading Towards Nutritional Health Emergency

By Dr. Arun Mitra Nutrition is the most important issue to sustain life. It is all the more important for children who need special care and therefore special nutrients to grow. For a healthy nourishing diet it is important that it should contain Proteins, Fats and Carbohydrates as basic...

May 30 · >

Surveys To Push Modi’s Popular Rating Misleading

By Arun Srivastava A recent image makeover exercise for the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi by some media houses has inflicted more damage than actually refurbishing his charisma. The findings of the surveys are really unbelievable. Morning Consult, a US-based global data intelligence firm, said the Indian Prime Minister has...

May 30 · >

Is Kerala Witnessing a Community Spread?

By P. Sreekumaran THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Is Kerala witnessing the much-dreaded community spread? That is the question being hotly discussed in the political corridors. Opinion is, however, sharply divided on the issue. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has flatly denied community transmission. The Chief Minister quoted liberally from figures to dismiss the...

May 30 · >
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