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Underneath India's Kashmir rhetoric lies the macabre facts of Jammu's Muslim genocide, resulting in a series of violent incidents until now.

The forgotten slaughter: When Jammu’s Muslims faced genocide

Jammu’s Muslim genocide remains a forgotten part of India’s history, which brings up inconvenience for the establishment.

Tue, Apr 29 2025Tue, Apr 29 2025 Sankha Shubhra Biswas History
Over 34 communist parties have expressed solidarity with the CPI(M) during its 24th Congress in Madurai, uniting against fascism, imperialism.

CPI(M) 24th Congress receives solidarity from communists around the world

Communist parties worldwide rally around India’s CPI(M), revealing common views on imperialism, Palestine and right-wing populism

Thu, Apr 03 2025Fri, Apr 04 2025 People's Review Politics
The KITU organised a massive rally of IT workers in Bengaluru demanding legal framework for their work-life balance and right to disconnect

IT workers rally for right to disconnect

Bengaluru’s IT and ITES workers clash with police during protest as union accuses Congress government of protecting corporate interests

Mon, Mar 10 2025Mon, Mar 10 2025 People's Review Rights
While female participation in labour force has been on the rise in India, it's not indicative of working women's empowerment at all.

Wage labour, gender: India’s working women’s struggle for recognition

Despite rising female labour force participation, 61% of Indian women work in informal sectors like domestic help and construction, facing low pay, hazards, and legal exclusion.

Sat, Mar 08 2025Sat, Mar 08 2025 Debjani Mukherjee Women
Modi cited Bruce Riedel’s JFK’s Forgotten Crisis to target Nehru, but did he expose his own foreign policy contradictions in doing so?

Modi, Nehru, and Riedel’s ‘JFK’s Forgotten Crisis’—A bitter irony

By wielding Bruce Riedel’s JFK’s Forgotten Crisis against Nehru, Modi may have handed his critics a powerful argument—one that questions his own strategic moves in the global arena.

Wed, Feb 05 2025Wed, Feb 05 2025 People's Review Analysis
Why has the Delhi Assembly election 2025 sparked a déjà vu for the city's marginalised Muslim community, reminding them of a trauma?

History repeats itself: Delhi Assembly election 2025 under 2020’s shadow

The Delhi Assembly election 2025 is taking place under the shadows of the 2020 polls and reminding the minorities of some of the traumatic events of that year.

Tue, Feb 04 2025Tue, Feb 04 2025 People's Review Politics
The 2024 US Presidential Elections exhibited a meagre increase in the votes of the left and their marginalisation in American politics.

US Presidential Elections and the lost cause of the American left

With Donald Trump sweeping the 2024 US Presidential Elections, what’s now left of the ‘left’ in the American polity outside the neo-liberal democrat ecosystem?

Mon, Nov 11 2024Mon, Nov 11 2024 Tanmoy Ibrahim Foreign Affairs

Gold of others help Uttar Pradesh glitter during Diwali

What helps the Uttar Pradesh government, which has a low per-capita income and a troubled, jobless economy, to spend on extravaganza like the Deep Diwali festival held in Ayodhya recently?

Sat, Nov 02 2024Sat, Nov 02 2024 Tanmoy Ibrahim Economy
Does Modi own no property? What does data say about Modi's wealth?

The ‘Fakir’ who rode the BMW: Deconstructing (inside) Modi’s ‘zero assets’ claim

Earlier this month, Prime Minister Narendra Modi claimed at an election rally in Jharkhand, that he is poor, owns no property and doesn’t even have a bicycle. But is this true? What does data say?

Sun, May 12 2024Sun, May 12 2024 Tanmoy Ibrahim Politics
Modi's Islamophobic hate-mongering exemplifies his hatred towards the idea of wealth distribution and waning confidence in his own guarantees

Waning confidence? Modi’s Islamophobic rhetoric puts “guarantees” in backseat

What does Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Islamophobic hate-mongering imply? Is he losing confidence on his “Modi Ki Guarantee” narrative? Or is it an exhibition of his frustration?

Thu, Apr 25 2024Sun, May 19 2024 Tanmoy Ibrahim Politics
People of Iran celebrating the missile strikes on Israel on April 14th, 2024.

Shifting sands: Iranian attack on Israel challenges West Asia’s power dynamics

Iran’s April 14th attack on Israel was its first direct strike and the maiden one from another country for Tel Aviv after the Arab-Israel war.

Mon, Apr 22 2024Wed, May 01 2024 Ahmed A Shahbaz Foreign Affairs
Rules of the CAA 2019: No relief for Bengali Hindu refugees

Rules of the CAA 2019: No relief for Bengali Hindu refugees

Finally, the Rules of the CAA 2019 saw the light of the day (or night, technically). But as this publication predicted four years ago, it won’t benefit the Bengali Hindu refugees but throw them under the bus.

Wed, Mar 13 2024Wed, Mar 13 2024 Tanmoy Ibrahim Law
Bangladesh's "India Out" movement gaining momentum amid global recession

Bangladesh’s “India Out” movement gaining momentum amid global recession

Amid a global recession, the “India Out” campaign, which aims economic self-sufficiency by boycotting neighbouring India’s commodities, has gained momentum in Bangladesh, especially after the controversial general elections.

Wed, Feb 28 2024Wed, Feb 28 2024 Ahmed A Shahbaz Foreign Affairs
How did Shantanu Thakur's recent claim regarding the CAA 2019 push the BJP back to the dilemma it has been trying to evade for long?

CAA 2019: Shantanu Thakur’s “slip of the tongue” exposed the dilemma for the BJP

The CAA 2019 has always been a political trap for the refugees and a dilemma for the BJP. Now Shantanu Thakur’s “slip of the tongue” exposed the hollowness of Modi’s much-hyped citizenship law once more.

Tue, Feb 06 2024Wed, Feb 07 2024 Tanmoy Ibrahim Politics
Interim Budget 2024-25: business as usual, or political gambit?

Interim Budget 2024-25: Business as usual, or political gambit?

In the wake of India’s Interim Budget 2024-25, questions arise: Is it a budget of business as usual or a political gambit? With a cautious conservatism characterising the budget, we delve into the numbers, the narratives, and the nuances.

Sat, Feb 03 2024Sat, Feb 03 2024 People's Review Economy
South Africa's vs Israel at ICJ: A moral triumph amid Gaza's struggle for justice

South Africa vs Israel at ICJ: A moral triumph amid Gaza’s struggle for justice

South Africa wins a legal battle against Israel at the ICJ, accusing it of genocide in Gaza. While the court lacks enforcement power, the ruling exposes the plight of Palestinians and challenges biased narratives. Can this be a turning point for accountability?

Wed, Jan 31 2024Sat, Feb 03 2024 Ahmed A Shahbaz Foreign Affairs
The BJP's victories in Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan: Factors and facts

The BJP’s victory in the 2023 assembly elections: Factors and facts

What’s behind the BJP’s victory in the 2023 assembly elections in Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan? Beyond numbers, lies a complicated web of political and organisational factors.

Mon, Dec 04 2023Mon, Dec 04 2023 Tanmoy Ibrahim Politics
Lies about the citizenship of Matuas: BJP's new weapon Matua Mahasangha identity card

Lies about the citizenship of Matuas: BJP’s new weapon Matua Mahasangha identity card

The BJP has restarted another deceitful campaign regarding the citizenship of Matuas with an eye on the forthcoming 2024 Lok Sabha polls.

Tue, Nov 28 2023Tue, Nov 28 2023 People's Review Rights
Abraham Accords: What will be the consequences of Bahrain severing ties with Israel?

Abraham Accords: What will be the consequences of Bahrain severing ties with Israel?

The recent Israel-Palestine crisis is restructuring the 2020 Abraham Accords, which had implications for oil pipeline routes and defence deals, but now seems to be disintegrating as we see the Gulf engaging in a multifaceted diplomatic venture.

Mon, Nov 27 2023Mon, Nov 27 2023 Ahmed A Shahbaz Foreign Affairs
Saudi-Emirati soft power surge amid Russia-Ukraine crisis

Saudi-Emirati soft power surge amid Russia-Ukraine crisis

Saudi Arabia and the UAE strategically navigate the Russia-Ukraine conflict, aiming to bolster their soft power influence. These Gulf states’ increasing aid, mediation, and trade efforts showcase their commitment to multipolarity and growing influence on the world stage.

Fri, Nov 17 2023Fri, Nov 17 2023 Ahmed A Shahbaz Foreign Affairs

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