by Mustafa Khan
Looking back to Narendra Modi in 2002 there is reason to believe that there will be mass destruction and slaughter in the future. He has won the war and so post-war destruction in terms of revenge and settling the issues and (...)
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Looking down the road, will there be holocaust in India?
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Need for a National Water Policy
3 August 2019by Saumitra Mohan
The Rain God has been playing pricey for sometime in this country. All the skyward prayers and purported rain-invoking rituals seem to have been in vain with the rainfall still remaining elusive and erratic in many parts of (...) -
Long wait for Justice for Pakistan’s Gang-rape Survivor
3 August 2019, by Mahendra VedFor 17 years, justice has eluded Mukhtaran Mai, the woman who has come to represent the feudal underbelly of Pakistan. The country’s best known gang-rape survivor has been pushed between police investigations and court trials on one hand and, (...) -
GP’s Selfless Dedication to Indian Democracy
3 August 2019, by Nikhil ChakravarttyFrom N.C.’s Writings
Gopalaswami Parthasarthi or GP, as the legendary diplomat, academic and media specialist was widely known to one and all, passed away in New Delhi on August 1, 1995. His birth centenary was observed on July 7, 2012. This (...) -
Modi’s Ship hits the Kashmir Iceberg
3 August 2019, by M K BhadrakumarA thoughtful feature of the post-Cold War ‘adjustment’ in India’s foreign policies following the disbandment of the former Soviet Union was that Delhi should stick to the proverbial principle ‘see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil’ when it (...) -
Once Upon A Time
3 August 2019, by Badri RainaOnce Upon A Time
Once upon a time there used to be
A Left in politics.
Now even the Centre cannot hold
Off the Right’s umbilical trick
The Left remained a reasoning fool,
The Centre a shapeless sponge;
The Right is a focused Ninja
Trained to (...) -
End of ‘Left-politics’ in India?
3 August 2019by Sunil Ray
The massive electoral defeat of the Leftist parties in India in the recent Lok Sabha election seems to have pushed many to despair and left nothing to hope for its revival. While commoners are increasingly feeling its gradual (...) -
Government’s Obsession with Growth — Misleading the Nation
3 August 2019, by B P MathurThe Economic Survey presented by the government to Parliament on July 4, 2019, a day before the Budget presentation, targets eight per cent growth and aspires India to grow at this rate annually, so that it becomes a $ 5 trillion economy in five (...) -
Union Budget 2019-20
3 August 2019by Sher Singh Sangwan
Vision of Budget
The Finance Minister (FM), at the outset of her Budget speech, has spelled out that the Budget 2019-20 attempts to align its goals with the Vision for the decade, that is, “take the economy to US$ 5 trillion (...) -
Tribute to Primla Loomba
3 August 2019by Nandita Chaturvedi and Archishman Raju
It seems a little out of place for us, who have had very limited interaction with Primla Loomba, to be writing a tribute to her and we must humbly acknowledge that there are those who knew her far (...)
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