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In his Bi-centenary, Karl Marx is 200 Times More Lethal

This year we celebrate 200 years of Karl Marx and 170 years of the Manifesto of the Communist Party, the first pamphlet jointly produced by Karl Marx and Frederick Engels […]

Fri, May 04 2018 Tanmoy Ibrahim Opinion

Coercion and Arrogance can Never Kill an Ideology

The toppling of the statue of communist leader Lenin in Tripura was really a sad affair for the country. In the communist pantheon leaders like Lenin, Stalin, Mao Zedong, Ho […]

Thu, Mar 15 2018Thu, Mar 15 2018 Mousumi Roy Opinion
Kisan Long March to Mumbai

Kisan Long March – A Critical Review of the Farmers’ Rally to Mumbai

There was a time when the mills of Bombay were the citadel of the militant working class movement led by the communist-influenced trade unions. More than Calcutta, the militant movement […]

Tue, Mar 13 2018 Tanmoy Ibrahim Opinion
BJP defeating the CPI(M) in Tripura isn't the end of the communist movement

CPI(M) Defeat in Tripura and the Communist Movement in India

As the BJP sweeps Tripura, one of the last bastions of the parliamentary opportunist Left Front led by the CPI(M), riding on money and muscle power and by exploiting the […]

Sat, Mar 03 2018Sat, Mar 03 2018 Tanmoy Ibrahim Opinion
The Rafale Jet Scam

Flying High: Rafale Jet Scam Now Buried Under PNB Scam Heap

Beneath the heap of accusations and counter-accusations, formed over the flotsam of the volley fire exchanged between the opposition and the Modi government over the Nirav Modi scandal, we are […]

Thu, Feb 22 2018 Pramod Singh Opinion
Lalit Modi, Vijay Mallya and Nirav Modi the champions of Quit India Movement 2.0

PNB Saga Continues- The Enormity of Fraudulence

Four of India’s top diamantaires are involved in the largest banking fraud in India’s history. Gitanjali Gems (Mehul Choksi), Ginni (Choksi subsidiary), Nakshatra Jewellers (Choksi subsidiary), Firestar Diamond (Nirav Modi, […]

Thu, Feb 22 2018 Mousumi Roy Opinion
Jawaharlal Nehru in Palestine in 1960, then under Egyptian control (United Arab Republic)

Nehru Beats Modi in the Race to Palestine

The media is portraying the visit of Narendra Modi to Ramallah of Palestine as the “first ever” by an Indian prime minister to the “State of Palestine”, as recognised by […]

Mon, Feb 12 2018 Tanmoy Ibrahim Opinion
In its spree of changing names, BJP now eyes Taj Mahal

On the Spree of Name Changing, BJP Eyes Taj Mahal Now

As if the rechristening of various UPA-period schemes, projects and historic places were not enough during the extremely hyperbole BJP rule, that now we are about to witness the greatest […]

Wed, Feb 07 2018 Naveelah Ishteyaque Opinion
Narendra Modi isn't just megalomaniac, he is mediaphobic as well due to lack of confidence to face questions

The Megalomaniac Emperor and his Toady Media

Apparently, our prime minister, whose sycophants boast over his unmeasured 56” chest size and a macho image, has a habit of giving a meek response on each of the crucial […]

Tue, Jan 30 2018Tue, Jan 30 2018 Tanmoy Ibrahim Opinion
The gun that killed Gandhi isn't silent yet

Gun of Nathuram Godse That Killed Gandhi Isn’t Silent Yet

The curious case of Nathuram Godse killing Mohandas Gandhi and the intricacies of Indian fascism, represented by the RSS and the Congress party.

Tue, Jan 30 2018Fri, May 17 2019 Tanmoy Ibrahim Opinion

The Butcher’s Paradise: Analysing the India Tour of Benjamin Netanyahu

An average Indian news consumer knows that there is a good pious man, who is a good friend of Narendra Modi and he visited India with a 130-member-strong entourage to […]

Sun, Jan 21 2018 Tanmoy Ibrahim Opinion
Four Supreme Court Judges who blew the lid off the crisis brewing in Indian judiciary

Press Conference of Four Supreme Court Judges and the Crisis in Judiciary

On 12 January, four senior-most judges of the Supreme Court called a press conference to fire a salvo against the present Chief Justice of India, Dipak Misra, accusing him of […]

Wed, Jan 17 2018Sun, Jan 21 2018 Tanmoy Ibrahim Opinion

Bhima Koregaon the False Icon of Dalit Aspiration

The recent violent clashes between the Hindutva fascist groups and the Dalits in Maharashtra created a nationwide stir. The conflict that started over the celebration of the two hundred years […]

Wed, Jan 03 2018Tue, Jan 09 2018 Tanmoy Ibrahim Opinion
Modi's Fascination with Vallabhbhai Patel

Know About Narendra Modi’s Love for Vallabhbhai Patel

The Narendra Modi government has brought a peculiar trend in India – celebrating the idea of “national unity” by spreading divisiveness; talking about the unity of the country by actually […]

Wed, Nov 01 2017Fri, Nov 17 2017 Tanmoy Ibrahim Opinion
Dineshwar Sharma Kashmir Interlocutor

Dineshwar Sharma as Kashmir Interlocutor is Modi’s Attempt to Fool People

The interest of New Delhi in resolving the Kashmir issue, which is essentially an issue of a forceful military occupation over a people who wants freedom for themselves, is as […]

Fri, Oct 27 2017Mon, Nov 06 2017 Tanmoy Ibrahim Opinion
Jay Shah defamation case against The Wire is BJP's attempt to attack free press

Defamation Case by Jay Shah on The Wire is an Attack of the BJP on Free Press

Jay Amitbhai Shah, the son of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president Amit Shah, has sued the independent media outlet, The Wire, in a defamation case for publishing a detailed investigative […]

Tue, Oct 10 2017Fri, Jul 23 2021 Tanmoy Ibrahim Opinion
Hypocrisy of Taslima Nasreen on Hindutva terror

Hypocrisy of Taslima Nasreen Exposed Again on the Question of Hindutva Fascism

Exiled Bangladeshi author, Taslima Nasreen exposed her hypocrisy more than once when it came to condemning Hindutva terror, which is slaughtering the minority community members and those who are expressing […]

Sun, Sep 10 2017Tue, Nov 07 2017 Tanmoy Ibrahim Opinion
Modi and Suu Kyi joins hand in Rohingya Muslim genocide

Narendra Modi Meets Suu Kyi & Rohingya Genocide is Subtly Endorsed

Rare moments are always frame-worthy, especially if it’s a historic handshake between two of the most notorious Muslim-killers of our time. Narendra Modi met Aung San Suu Kyi, the Myanmar […]

Fri, Sep 08 2017Mon, Nov 06 2017 Tanmoy Ibrahim Opinion
Kashmir Occupation India

Kashmir needs no hug but freedom

Every year since 1947 the Indian people have been subjected to a Prime Minister’s speech on 15 August from the podium atop the Red Fort in Delhi. Religiously the common […]

Mon, Aug 21 2017Tue, Nov 07 2017 Bashir Dar Opinion

Attack on Taslima Nasreen by AIMIM to Help RSS

Exiled Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen faced the wrath of Salafist goons of AIMIM at the Aurangabad Airport, where she was bullied and forced to leave the town after she came […]

Fri, Aug 11 2017Tue, Nov 07 2017 Anand Patil Opinion

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