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Rise and Fall of a ‘Growth King’ | Arup Kumar Sen
17 February 2023, by Arup Kumar SenLong back, two eminent Marxist thinkers, Harry Magdoff and Paul M Sweezy, observed how the massive growth of the financial sector, both absolutely and relative to the underlying productive sector, gave birth to speculative activity on an (...) -
The Jawaharlal Nehru and Narendra Deva Legacies in the Socialist and National Movements in India: A Preliminary Exploration | Anil Nauriya
17 February 2023, by Anil NauriyaJawaharlal Nehru is an intrinsic part of the nationalist legacy of Indian freedom; nor can the Indian socialist legacy be defined or recalled by excluding him. And on inter-communal questions, which have a bearing on the very definition of (...) -
Paresh Chattopadhyay and his time | Pradip Baksi
17 February 2023by Pradip Baksi
Paresh Chattopadhyay/Pareshda was born in Rudrakar of undivided Bengal. That place is now located within the Shariatpur district of Bangladesh. He died in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
I had only one face to face encounter with him. (...) -
‘The war is a plot’ - Conspiracies, detachment and confusion in Russia | Anna Matveeva
17 February 2023by Anna Matveeva
13 February 2023
Almost a year in to the war in Ukraine, Russians seem to be seeking ways to distance themselves from the state
The Russian public was unprepared for the invasion of Ukraine. Vladimir Putin felt no need to (...) -
Will China Ultimately Benefit from Russia-Ukraine War? | M.R. Narayan Swamy
17 February 2023, by M R Narayan SwamyPresident Vladimir Putin probably thought – or was led to believe – that Russian forces would make mincemeat of Ukraine in no time. Unfortunately for him, it has turned out to be almost like the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union. At least the (...) -
Continuity of Ukraine War: Diplomatic Lapse! | Nilofar Suhrawardy
17 February 2023, by Nilofar SuhrawardyDiplomatic Lapse specifically with reference to Ukraine-crisis appears to be deliberately indulged in as at least at present there seem to be so sign of this war coming to an end. Of course, a lot of importance is being accorded by so-called (...) -
Low Budgets, Inequalities Impede Educational Progress in India | Bharat Dogra
17 February 2023, by Bharat DograAdequate investment in equality-based education is widely accepted as one of the key components as well as a strong base for the progress of developing countries. Despite this, educational progress in India has been impeded badly by low budgets (...) -
Alert students amid spineless vice-chancellors | Avijit Pathak
17 February 2023, by Avijit PathakI have no hesitation in saying that the way the Government of India has responded to the BBC documentary — India: The Modi Question — is pathetic. It reveals the essential paradox of all ‘powerful’ regimes. Yes, this sort of power and associated (...) -
Case of Institutional Violence in SAARC University | Sandeep Pandey
17 February 2023, by Sandeep PandeySouth Asian University is a university set up in Delhi by member countries of South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation – India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan, Afghanistan, and Maldives – which is open to students from all (...) -
Wellbeing of Universities Relies on the Vice Chancellors: Time to Reckon | S. K. Saidapur
17 February 2023by S. K. Saidapur *
Vice Chancellors (VCs) are responsible for smooth and efficient management of universities. Nevertheless, varsity governance is not merely about controlling or managing administration; it is equally about providing visionary (...)
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