by Sardar Amjad Ali
I hope there may not be any noble soul to contradict, if I say the impeachment of Lord Warren Hastings before the British Parliament, beginning on February 18, 1788, was one of the most sensational and eventful trials, with (...)
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T.V.R. Shenoy
2 June 2018, by Amitava MukherjeeTRIBUTE
With the death of T.V.R. Shenoy—Shenoy Saab to some, TVR to some others and Sir to me—Indian journalism has lost a doyen and a titan. Rarely have I seen a person more erudite, more humane and more unassuming than this towering journalist. (...) -
Guilty Men of the Two-Nation Theory: A Hindutva Project Borrowed by Jinnah in India
2 June 2018, by Shamsul IslamNo other fascist organisation, in the present world, can beat the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) in demagogy, double-speak and unabashed use of conspiracies. A leading Indian English daily, in the aftermath of the 2002 genocide of Muslims in (...) -
Understanding the CPI-M’s Setback in the 2018 State Assembly Elections in Tripura: An Insider’s View
2 June 2018by K.S. Subramanian
The massive defeat of the ruling CPI-M in the 2018 Tripura State Assembly elections by the BJP has led to diverse explanations and interpretations. Unlike the Communist Party in Kerala, which has frequently exchanged power (...) -
Opposition Unity, Oil Price Hike, Tuticorin Tragedy
26 May 2018, by SCEDITORIAL
The swearing-in of the JD(S)-Congress Government in Karnataka yesterday has legitimately thrown up the idea of an all-inclusive anti-BJP coalition before the 2019 Lok Sabha poll and it is definitely on a “firm foothold” as has been (...) -
Putin - Modi Summit at Sochi: New Informality in India-Russia Relations
26 May 2018by Ajay Patnaik
The following article has been written against the backdrop of the summit meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Sochi on May 21, 2018.
Key developments in India-Russia relationship (...) -
Victory of Post-Poll Alliance in Karnataka: Victory for the Constitutional Method to Checkmate Communal and Fascist Forces
26 May 2018by S.N. Sahu
Long years back, while replying to a debate in the Constituent Assembly, Dr B.R. Ambedkar had very thoughtfully said that Indian democracy would produce many impossibles. What happened in Karanataka, in terms of the Governor (...) -
Karnataka’s Verdict, Loud and Clear
26 May 2018, by Kuldip NayarThe following article was written before the latest developments in Karnataka.
Tactically the Congress has won the day even though the party has been rejected outright by the people of Karnataka which went to polls for the state legislature. In (...) -
Karnataka: The BJP ended up Winning 104 Seats, while the Congress ended up Winning 78 Seats
26 May 2018by Sanjay Kumar
In Karnataka, what looked like a close election between the Congress and BJP for most part of the election campaign, finally resulted in a hung Assembly, with the BJP emerging as the single largest party. The BJP ended up winning (...) -
Silence and Din Define Indian Journalism
26 May 2018by L.K. Sharma
In India today, one cannot talk of science, history or politics without a reference to mythology. Godmen and astrologers make their daily pronouncements on the TV channels. So, how does one report the emergence of an independent (...)
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