by Vijay Pratap
Lohia’s Non-Congressism
Non-Congressism was born out of the imagination of a political leader who died on October 12, 1967 at the age of fiftyseven, when his dreams were still alive. Dr Rammanohar Lohia had put forward the idea (...)
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Non-Congressism to Anti-BJPism: India’s Political Imperative
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Opposition Parties should be Committed to Re-establishment of Planning Commission
12 March 2018, by Bharat DograCOMMUNICATION
With the passage of time the serious vacuum left behind by the sudden and arbitrary dismantling of the Planning Commission is being felt more and more. The Niti Aayog was neither meant to fulfill the important role of the Planning (...) -
Between Hope and Anxiety
5 March 2018, by SCEDITORIAL
The mystery surrounding superstar Sridevi’s untimely demise—manifest in the UAE authorities’ “comprehensive investigation” that resulted in inordinate delay in the release of her body—is finally over with the Dubai Police telling Indian (...) -
AAP’s Winter of Worries : ‘Loss’ in an ‘Office of Profit’
5 March 2018by Sanjay Mishra
Introduction
After allegations of corruption and favouring two businessmen for the Rajya Sabha seats over a founder member and a popular leader of the party, Kumar Vishwas, the Aam Aadmi Party’s (AAP’s) winter of worries only (...) -
Nilabh Mishra Will Be Dearly Missed
5 March 2018, by Bharat DograTRIBUTE
At a time when the voice of justice and social concerns is getting weaker in the media, the sudden departure of Neelabh Mishra, Editor of National Herald, at the age of only 57 is extremely tragic. He will be dearly missed by a large (...) -
Who is Responsible for India’s Partition and Kashmir Imbroglio?
5 March 2018by Ram Puniyani
Political tendencies not only distort and ‘present the past’ to suit their political agenda; they can go to any extent to even lie about the events and their interpretation. ‘Facts are sacred; opinions are free’ should have been (...) -
Judiciary in Bangladesh under Pressure
5 March 2018, by Kuldip NayarThe judiciary in Bangladesh is so much under pressure that it is difficult to believe the five-year sentence given to former Prime Minister and Opposition leader Khaleda Zia is genuine. The judges are on the run because of Prime Minister Sheikh (...) -
India, Pakistan and Mobocracy
5 March 2018by Shiraz Sheikh
Here is a tale of two countries not only with shared genesis but also with divergent experiences of regime types. At one end is India which was built with pluralism under a democratic leadership and with inheritance of the (...) -
Kashmir: Setting the Priorities
5 March 2018, by Nikhil ChakravarttyFrom N.C.’s Writings
In 1967, that is, more than fifty years ago, N.C. visited the Kashmir Valley for a few days and held detailed discussions with a wide cross-section of opinion-makers and political personalities of all shades there. On his (...) -
Nirav Modi Fraud: Tip of the Iceberg
5 March 2018, by Arup Kumar SenThe world of finance is a world of mystery. The common man is not in a position to understand its intricacies. In the age of domination of finance capital under neo-liberalism, financial scams constitute the new face of plunder. The latest (...)
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