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Renaming Places, Reviving Ram Mandir Issue

  By S. Sudhakar Reddy   BJP governments in states and Centre is now busy in renaming cities, towns, railway stations etc. Gurgaon is renamed as Gurugram, supposed to be dedicated to Dronacharya, a cruel Acharya who insisted that Ekalavya must cut his thumb and offer as Guru Dakshina...

Nov 16 · >

How To Ensure Your CMM Probe Is As Accurate As Possible

If your production line relies on a coordinate measuring machine (CMM) for quality control purposes, then you probably understand how important a regular stream of high-quality metrological data is for ensuring that the parts you are producing match blueprint specifications as closely as possible. Without a functional CMM, it...

Nov 15 · >

Weekly Round-Up of Major Decisions of the Courts in India as also Legal Policy Developments

Election of KM Shaji declared void – The Kerala High Court has declared the election of K M Shaji in 2016, candidate from the Indian Union Muslim League, as void on the grounds that he had indulged in corrupt practices during the assembly elections by using religion to appeal...

Nov 15 · >

Sabarimala Review Is A Big Challenge To Supreme Court

By Amritananda Chakravorty   The controversy around the entry to Sabarimala temple refuses to die down. Parallel proceedings are going on in the Supreme Court and in the Kerala High Court. On 13th November, 2018, the Supreme Court heard the slew of review petitions filed against its very own...

Nov 15 · >

Mayawati Throws Spanner In Unity Works

By Rahil Nora Chopra   Opposition parties are meeting on November 22 to discuss the anti-BJP alliance and Ashok Gehlot will meet with Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu on behalf of Congress president Rahul Gandhi. But a major question that remains unsolved is whether Mayawati will go...

Nov 15 · >

Democrats Have To Fight Harder Battles In 2020

By John Bachtell   The outcome of the 2018 midterm elections was a big victory for the American people, Democrats, and allied movements, despite GOP gains in the U.S. Senate. Republican monopoly of government has been broken and the political terrain significantly reshaped for battles ahead, including the 2020...

Nov 15 · >

BJP Rebels Harden Their Positions

  By L.S. Herdenia   BHOPAL: For the first time BJP rebels are not only posing serious difficulty for the party leadership but giving vent to their feelings in such language that is alien to this party which has been claiming it was a party with a difference.  ...

Nov 15 · >

SC Order Deepens Kerala Government’s Dilemma

By P. Sreekumaran   THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Tuesday’s Supreme Court order on the Sabarimala issue has only deepened the CPI(M)-led Left Democratic Front (LDF) government’s dilemma.   True, the apex court has agreed to hear the raft of review petitions on January 22, 2019. But, significantly, the court has refused to...

Nov 15 · >

Congress’cow Politics, Sabarimala Stand Will Upset Liberals

  By Amulya Ganguli   The Congress’s manifesto for the Madhya Pradesh elections would have made Jawaharlal Nehru squirm with embarrassment, especially the portion about the commercial utilisation of gaumutra (cow’s urine).   Nothing defines the antediluvian, unenlightened mindset of the Hindutva brigade more graphically than its obsession with...

Nov 15 · >

Chopper-lifting Trupti Desai To The Tiger’s Lair

Aditya Aamir That sense of déjà vu. Tuck it in the front pocket. What else? Ask, is there a streak of sadism in the Supreme Court? Can it explain “hearing of 49 review petitions in open court on January 22, 2019” while “make it clear there is no stay...

Nov 14 · >

Aftermath Of IUML Mla’s Disqualification

By P. Sreekumaran   THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The setting aside by the Kerala High Court of the election of Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) legislator K M Shaji constitutes a severe setback for the party, which is the second most powerful constituent of the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF).   The...

Nov 13 · >

Finance Ministry And RBI Must Settle Differences

By Anjan Roy   Running battle between the country’s central bank and the union finance ministry is matter which should not ordinarily concern the common man. It should however become a cause for worry if these start hitting the nation’s economy. From the present indications, unfortunately this is what...

Nov 13 · >

Yogi Playing ‘Kamandanl’ And ‘Mandal’ Cards

From Pradeep Kapoor   LUCKNOW: Finding it very tough to retain the 73 seats it won with help of allies, BJP is playing aggressive ‘kamandal’ and Mandal cards for the 2019 Lok Sabha polls.   CM Yogi Adityanath, who is considered to be the face of aggressive hindutva, has...

Nov 13 · >

God And Devotee Waiting On Gogoi

By Aditya Aamir   Imagine 4 crore people on the edge of the seat. A prayer on their lips. Malayalis! On five continents with most of them concentrated on a sliver of land, Kerala. Four crore mortals and an increasingly vulnerable deity, the celibate Swami Ayyappa, waiting for Justice...

Nov 13 · >

Dress Rehearsal For 2019 As Assembly Polls In Five States Heat Up

By Kalyani Shankar   Stage is set for the high stakes elections to five states — Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Mizoram and Telangana — this week. The BJP and the Congress are engaged in an almost direct fight in most of these states. Though the results would be known...

Nov 13 · >

Western Leaders Overlook Real Reasons Of World War I

By Ben Chako   Every year, the most diligent promoters of Armistice Day promise something new and different. The broadcasting media, in particular, tell us they will not only be commemorating the scores of millions who perished in 20th-century wars. They will, we are assured, be looking at why...

Nov 12 · >

One Hundred Years Of Armistice Day Observed Last Sunday

By Anjan Roy   Europe is currently reliving through the painful memories of its history. More particularly, that part of its recent history in the first half of the twentieth century when two bloody wars had devastated the continent and decimated its population.   The trigger for this looking...

Nov 12 · >

BJP, Congress In Desperate Bid To Dissuade Rebels

By L.S. Herdenia   BHOPAL: Both Congress and BJP have initiated efforts to persuade their rebel candidates to withdraw their nominations. November 14 is the last day for withdrawal.   Meanwhile, Congress has issued a document which it has chosen to call it a “Vachan Patra” instead of manifesto....

Nov 12 · >
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