Will the BJP lose Uttar Pradesh over Hathras?
Will the BJP lose Uttar Pradesh over the Hathras incident and the subsequent political protests against Yogi Adityanath or emerge stronger?
Editorial
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Will the farmers’ crusade against the two anti-farmer bills usher in a new dawn?
The two anti-farmer bills passed by Modi’s BJP in the Parliament has triggered large-scale protests. Can the farmers’ movements change India?
The Delhi Police’s incessant efforts to please the BJP reached a new peak
By arresting Umar Khalid under the UAPA in the “Delhi riots” case, the Delhi Police has displayed the nadir it has stooped to.
India’s COVID-19 situation is worsening but why there is a conspicuous silence now?
As India’s COVID-19 situation worsens rapidly and the number of patients is heading a million, the Modi regime’s indifference is appalling.
Why freedom is missing on the Indian Independence Day?
The Indian Independence Day ironically abhors the concept of “freedom” as the ruling dispensation is allergic to the Urdu term “Azadi”.
Ram Mandir at Ayodhya mainstreamed Hindutva in Indian polity
Ram Mandir construction wasn’t the real goal of the RSS behind its Ayodhya mission. The August 5th events reaffirmed that once again.
The Rajasthan political crisis shows why Congress can’t fight the BJP
The Rajasthan political crisis with the acrobatic stunts of Sachin Piliot exposes the vulnerability and bankruptcy of the Congress in the fight against BJP.
Modi’s China smokescreen to cover COVID-19 mishap may become disastrous
Modi’s anti-China rhetoric is actually a smokescreen to cover-up his failure in tackling the COVID-19 pandemic. But its outcome can be disastrous for India.
Jeyaraj and Fenix’s custodial death: Can the CBI deliver justice?
Can a CBI investigation of Jeyaraj and Fenix’s custodial death deliver justice? Did any CBI investigation in such crimes reach to the realm of justice?
Bloodshed in Indian newsrooms as mainstream media is axing journalist
The Indian newsrooms are making a kill in the digital space, however, at the same time, citing COVID-19 pandemic, they are firing numerous journalists.
India-China conflict needs a peaceful solution, not a hysteric jingoistic reaction
India-China conflict doesn’t need hysteric hyper-nationalist chest thumping but a mature diplomatic efforts to de-escalate tensions and clear the bad air.
The “unlock” season shows Modi’s lockdown’s failure in tackling COVID-19
The Modi regime brings the “unlock” to do away with the COVID-19 lockdown in a phased manner. But is the situation ripe for it? Or did the lockdown fail?
“Self-reliant India” is an old wine in an old bottle, relabelled as new
“Self-reliant India” is a rhetoric. An old wine in an old bottle but with a new label. This demagogy won’t rescue the country from crisis, but a plan will.
Aurangabad train accident: Another institutional killing of “migrant workers”
The Aurangabad train accident that killed 16 “migrant workers” sleeping on May 8th wasn’t merely an accident but an institutional slaughter of the poor.
Karl Marx at 202: Protect Marxism from the so-called ‘Marxist’ bootleggers
Karl Marx is 202 today and after celebrating the bicentenary of his birth two years ago with much hullaballoo, the academic Marxists, who are divorced from the practice of class struggle, do not remember him any more now. They probably even don’t remember (or care) that it’s the bicentenary of Marx’s life-long comrade-in-arms and friend Frederick Engels. … Read more
May Day – International Labour Day 2020 during COVID-19
The International Labour Day 2020 on May 1st, amid an unprecedented lockdown, is when one should look at the challenges posed to the Indian working class.
FIR spree in Kashmir a dastardly effort to bully valley scribes
The random filing of police cases against the scribes of Kashmir is a frantic attempt by the Modi regime to bully and suppress whatever is left uncensored.
Due to whose fault COVID-19 in India becomes a festival?
Who should be blamed for turning COVID-19 in India into a festival? Modi, the people or the lame opposition? Who is the real culprit for such an ignominy?
Commemorating Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev and Rajguru in the times of Coronavirus
How would’ve Bhagat Singh and his comrades reacted in case of an epidemic like Coronavirus? What would’ve they done in such an hour of crisis?
COVID-19: Is India ready to stop community transmission?
The COVID-19 is at the verge of reaching the community transmission stage in India. Can the Modi regime do enough to prevent its epidemic outbreak?