’ham ke Thehre ajnabi’ Urdu Nazm / Poem written by Faiz Ahmad Faiz upon his return from Dhaka in 1974
ham ke Thehre ajnabi itni mulaaqaaton ke baad phir baneiN ge aashna kitni madaaraaton ke baad
kab nazar mein aaye gi be daagh sabze ki bahaar (...)
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We are Strangers Now, After all those Encounters | 1974 Poem by Faiz Ahmad Faiz
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Lotz on John Bellamy Foster’s The Return of Nature: Socialism and Ecology
26 March 2021John Bellamy Foster The Return of Nature: Socialism and Ecology
Monthly Review Press, New York, 2020. 687 pp., £30 hb ISBN 9781583678367
Reviewed by Corinna Lotz
[Corinna Lotz’ book Finding Evald Ilyenkov – How a Soviet Philosopher who stood up for (...) -
Table of Contents, Mainstream, Mar 20, 2021
19 March 2021* The Afghanistan Imbroglio | Jamal Kidwai
* What is behind the Jan 2021 Deaths of Migrants in Surat, Gujarat?
* Red, Green, and Saffron - Changing Colours in the Political Landscape of West Bengal
* 2021 West Bengal Assembly Elections: BJP losing ground | Arun Srivastava
* 2021 West Bengal Elections: Fiftynine questions to Modi-raj by Anindya Ray -
Letter to the Readers, Mainstream, Mar 20, 2021
19 March 2021Letter to the Readers, Mainstream, March 20, 2021
In September 2018, a judgement by Constitution bench of the Supreme Court ruled that all Hindu pilgrims regardless of gender can enter the Sabarimala hill shrine; and that any exception placed on (...) -
The US Led Afghanistan Peace Talks - a minefield | Jamal Kidwai
19 March 2021by Jamal kidwai*
In the backdrop of the May 1 deadline for the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan, two documents being referred to as ‘moonshot’(unrealistic) have been ‘leaked’ by Afghanistan’s Tolo news channel.
What has added to the (...) -
A Roadside Mishap or A Systemic Liquidation ? A Fact-Finding Report on the January 2021 Deaths of Migrants in Surat District of Gujarat
19 March 2021by Fact Finding Committee
The article is based on a Fact-Finding Report of an accident killing 15 migrant workers near Surat. The Surat city is projected as an illuminating illustration of the ‘Development Paradigm’ being followed by Gujarat (...) -
Conquering West Bengal: BJP’s Dream Turns Into a Nightmare | Barun Das Gupta
19 March 2021, by Barun Das GuptaBJP’s fond dream of “conquering” West Bengal by winning 200 seats (out of a total of 294) as confidently claimed by Amit Shah, is turning into a nightmare. In the Mahabharata we have read the Mushal Parva and the destruction of the Yadu Vansha. (...) -
The Differing Stance of Two Left Formations on 2021 West Bengal Assembly Elections
19 March 2021[In the interest of public debate we publish the two differing positions among formations of the left on the 2021 Assembly elections in Bengal]
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CPI(ML): Wrong Turn in West (...) -
Red, Green and Saffron — The Changing Colours in the Political Landscape of West Bengal | Priyanca Mathur
19 March 2021by Priyanca Mathur *
With all 291 candidates for the 2021 West Bengal State Legislative Elections announced, the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) party, headed by its firebrand incumbent Chief Minister, Mamata Banerjee aka ‘Didi’, is seeking to (...) -
2021 West Bengal Assembly Elections: BJP losing ground points to decline of the popularity and charisma of Modi and Amit Shah | Arun Srivastava
19 March 2021, by Arun Srivastavaby Arun Srivastava
Just fifteen days ahead of the beginning of the 8-phase assembly elections in Bengal, the high speed juggernaut of Amit Shah which he had pushed in action a year ago with great gusto appears to be losing steam. His entire (...)
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