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, by Express News Service
They said the move would greatly improve their quality of life, allowing for greater work-life balance, reduced travel time, and increased family unity.
NEW DELHI: Nursing associations have urged the Union Health Ministry to introduce a transfer policy that facilitates the relocation of (…)
Perhaps as the RSS readies for its centenary in 2025, we will see more attempts from the RSS to sell itself as a global role model and India as the ideological destination for ’National Conservatives’ from around the world.
Cultural nationalism, the standard RSS description of its ideology, (…)
, par SAJJANHAR Anuradha
Modi’s appointed experts have helped craft a narrative that combines India’s technological advancement with Hindu nationalism.
Narendra Modi was reelected as India’s prime minister in June for a historic third term. Yet his Bharatiya Janata party (BJP) does not have the privilege of an (…)
, by CPI ML (India)
The unification of Jharkhand’s two leading Left forces, CPI(ML) Liberation and Marxist Coordination Committee (MCC), was announced on 10 August 2024 in a press conference at Ranchi by CPIML Politburo member and MP Raja Ram Singh and MCC Executive President and Ex-MLA Arup Chatterjee. This will (…)
, by The Wire (IN)
“We did not even shout slogans, but were standing silently with banners but unfortunately, police detained us,” Dreze told The Wire from a police van.
New Delhi: Delhi Police detained prominent activists including economist Jean Dreze and Communist Party of India leader Annie Raja over a (…)
, by D’ROZARIO Clifton, FUENTES Federico
Clifton D’Rozario is a Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation leader and All India Central Council of Trade Unions national secretary. In this interview with Federico Fuentes for LINKS International Journal of Socialist Renewal, D’Rozario discusses Indian Prime Minister Narendra (…)
, by KABOUB Fadhel
Kenya’s eruption of protests, riots and government repression is the result of decades of failed western financial prescriptions
It took several days of peaceful popular uprisings, violent confrontations with the police and the army, the illegal arrests and detention of protesters, the tragic (…)
, by D’ROZARIO Clifton, NELLIST Isaac
Following India’s 2024 general elections, Green Left’s Isaac Nellist spoke with Clifton D’Rozario, a leading member of the Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation (CPIML), about the results. The CPIML, along with other left and democratic parties, ran under a broad democratic (…)
, by Radical Socialist (India)
On June 6th, a scuffle broke out between Rajvir Singh and a group of Dalit youths near Bhai Gurdas College in Sangrur district. Rajvir, the son of Manjit Singh Gharachon, member of the State Committee of Bhartiya Kisan Union (Ugrahan), claimed that he was hit by a Dalit youth. In response, (…)
, by SINHA Dipa
What we need is a universal old age pension scheme that provides a decent, minimum wage-linked monthly amount to all, excluding those already covered by other pension plans.
With increase in life expectancy and a decline in birth rates, countries across the world are facing an ageing (…)
, by BOSE Abhish K., VANAIK Achin
Here are edited excerpts from an exclusive interview after Achin Vanaik’s speech at the Jindal Global University on India’s foreign policy and its impact on education. The interview makes frequent references to the Bharatiya Janta Party [BJP], a right-wing political party which has been in power (…)
, by GEETHA V.
Two recent books conjure up a society and polity in Tamil Nadu bound by a Dravidian consensus, but they fail to explore the economic and social contexts behind fissures in the Dravidian compact – especially when it comes to the Dalit question
On 6 March 2024, Justice Anita Sumanth, officiating (…)
, par BARNES Jamal
Earlier this month, Narendra Modi was elected India’s prime minister for the third consecutive time.
Despite being only the second Indian prime minister to win three elections in a row, the election saw Modi lose his parliamentary majority. After winning 303 seats in 2019, Modi’s Bharatiya (…)
, by Radical Socialist (India)
There is a tremendous euphoria, a little bit of which is legitimate, after the election results. The elections of 2024 were the least democratic in Indian history. The state apparatus, including anti-corruption branch, political police, tacitly the Election Commission of India, (which refused to (…)
, by DHAR Sushovan
The political formulas that worked so well before for Narendra Modi proved less effective this year and he lost his single-party majority. Modi will remain in office, but his opponents will be more confident that they can challenge his Hindutva agenda.
Indian prime minister Narendra Modi, (…)
, par VANAIK Achin
Narendra Modi boasted that his party would win a supermajority in India’s parliament, but he came up short and had to form a coalition to stay in power. Modi’s surprising setback creates an opportunity to push back against his authoritarian project.
Indian prime minister Narendra Modi speaks (…)
Indians who love and value their Constitution – their rights, their civilisation and their fraternity – will have to steel themselves for a more decisive round which is sure to be just around the corner.
Illustration: Pariplab Chakraborty
Voters in India have done for Indian democracy what (…)
, par GANGULY Sumit , The Conversation U.S.
The ruling BJP failed to see that those who had not benefited from the country’s rapid economic growth were deeply unhappy.
Narendra Modi, India’s two-time prime minister, was elected on June 5, 2024, as the leader of the National Democratic Alliance, a coalition of political parties that won (…)
, by DHILLON Amrit
Authorities warn of water shortages as temperatures reach nine degrees higher than expected
Temperatures in Delhi have hit a record high of 50.5C (122.9F), as authorities warned of water shortages in India’s capital.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD), which reported “severe (…)
, by KADAMBI Hemanth
Modi’s vision for the country is driven by a new assessment of India’s civilisation and, consequently, what is represented by the existing National Museum in Delhi is deemed insufficient in showcasing the “new” ancient India, that is Bharat
Museums in former colonial powers face challenges in (…)
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