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China and India - as ’merchants of death’ | Sumanta Banerjee
14 January 2023, by Sumanta BanerjeeChina and India, while fighting with each other over their borders, have however recently become partners as ‘merchants of death’ in the global arena. While China has been accused of giving birth to a chemical that caused Covid-19 and exporting (...) -
Tamilnadu Governor Ravi in Skipping a Para of his Address to the Assembly Violates His Oath to Defend the Constitution | S N Sahu
14 January 2023, by S N SahuGovernor of Tamilnadu R N Ravi had accepted the Government drafted text of his address to the Assembly and on 9th January 2022 while reading out that text, as mandated by the Article 176 of the Constitution, skipped a paragraph containing, (...) -
Why announce aggression now Bhagwatji? | Faraz Ahmad
14 January 2023, by Faraz AhmadHindutva aggression is the new leitmotif of the Sangh parivar. Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Sarsanghchalak (chief) Mohan Bhagwat has declared this. But as the election to the 18th Lok Sabha approaches a little over year from now, the ruling (...) -
Caste Atrocities and Social Justice in India | Rachna Kumari Prasad
14 January 2023Caste is not a physical object like a wall of bricks or a line of barbed wire which prevents the Hindus from co-mingling and which has, therefore, to be pulled down. Caste is a notion; it is a state of the mind. The idea of affirmative action (...) -
Punjab Struggle Focuses Attention on Ecological Ruin Caused by Liquor | Bharat Dogra
14 January 2023, by Bharat DograDuring recent months a determined struggle by villagers in Zira area of Ferozepur district, Punjab, has been demanding the removal of a highly polluting factory to save the soil and water of their region. As a result of this pollution water and (...) -
Sports Mania as a tool to earn billions for the corporates and also lull the masses into a make-believe world | Kobad Ghandy
14 January 2023, by Kobad GhandySports should be made an essential part of the curriculum in schools and colleges. Sports like football, hockey, athletics, badminton, table tennis, tennis, swimming, cycling, etc are dynamic and should be an essential part of the training of (...) -
Psychology of Freebies and Lessons from Lakshadweep | K Gireesan
14 January 2023by K. Gireesan *
‘Freebie’ refers to a thing that is provided or given free of charge. It is one of the most sought-after things in the political system, especially when the country or its sub-regional units go for elections. Here is a (...) -
Moonlighting: Boon or Bane - HR Manager Challenges | Nand L. Dhameja, Manish Dhameja, Ridhi Khattar
14 January 2023by Nand L. Dhameja, Manish Dhameja, Ridhi Khattar *
The last decade has been tumultuous in Indian history, one is the demonetisation of higher currency notes i.e., Rs. 1000 & Rs. 2000 in November 2016; covet-19 pandemic is another. The (...) -
Joshimath Sinking: Destruction of Nature and Disneyfication of Himalayan Pilgimage Centres | Anonymous
14 January 2023by Anonymous
With Joshimath sinking, the worst prophecies I have made in the past about our disastrous policies for the ‘development’ of the Himalayas are sadly coming true. Joshimath is just the beginning. While I have much to say about how as a (...) -
The Earth Speaks at Joshimath | Sagari Chhabra
14 January 2023, by Sagari ChhabraFrom jagged lightning furious sounds emerged, falling on the earth, in drops so huge, they transmuted the entire landscape; from which there was no escape.
They said the cracks were due to a tectonic shift and glacial debris; notwithstanding (...)
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