Bloodshed in Kashmir feared during Trump’s India visit
There is a fear of a bloodshed in Kashmir during Donald Trump’s India visit as it will strengthen Modi’s brutal siege of the valley and suspension of rights
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Trump’s India visit: A lavish family holiday at taxpayers’ cost
With nothing significant to gain but neo-colonial burdens, Donald Trump’s India visit is a lavish holiday tour for the family at Indian taxpayers’ expense.
The AAP’s Hanuman worship spree is a prelude to a dangerous trend
The AAP’s Hanuman worship spree since it swept the Delhi Assembly election 2020 can actually start a dangerous trend in Indian politics.
Attempt to shift the Shaheen Bagh protest rejected on the first day
The valiant women rejected the attempt to shift the Shaheen Bagh protest on the first day of meeting with interlocutors appointed by the Supreme Court.
Shifting the Shaheen Bagh protest site: When roads become important than people
Shifting the Shaheen Bagh protest site is the biggest concern of the Supreme Court because a road is blocked. The human beings are expendable, a road isn’t.
The Jammu & Kashmir Police’s FIR against all social media users is Indian democracy’s nadir
The Jammu & Kashmir Police’s FIR against all social media users show how panicked the Indian state is and how’s it waging war against the common people.
The Shaheen Bagh protesters must evade the trap laid by Amit Shah
The Shaheen Bagh protesters must tread their course very carefully as Amit Shah, by dangling the bait of “appointment”, is luring them to trap laid by him.
One year of Pulwama attack: Questions remain unanswered
The Pulwama attack that killed 40 CRPF men on 14 February 2019, catapulted Modi’s career. Thus, many questions remain unanswered even after a year.
Delhi Assembly election: Euphoria and lessons
The Delhi Assembly election 2020 result stirred euphoria after the AAP defeated the BJP. There are many sides of this election. But what’s there to learn?
Delhi Police attacked the Jamia protesters, injured the democratic conscience
Delhi Police attacked the Jamia protesters with batons and chemical weapons, hit women’s private parts yet the “conscience” of many sleeps even now
Why Modi slapped PSA on the Abdullahs and Mufti?
Why Modi slapped PSA on the Abdullahs and Mufti? To understand the real reasons one must go beyond the official narratives and see the long-term perspective
Delhi Assembly election 2020 exit polls and the problems of secular politics
Delhi Assembly election 2020 exit poll results predict the coming back of the AAP. But does this means the victory of secularism against BJP’s communalism?
US Consul General David Ranz pays tribute to RSS paramilitary’s 1st chief
Calls raised for envoy to India David J Ranz’s resignation after perceived endorsement of Hindutva fascism’s global fountainhead RSS by him.
Union home ministry’s NRC refusal doesn’t bring the curtain down on the episode
The Union home ministry’s NRC refusal through a reply to the Parliament doesn’t imply that the threat is over. The Modi regime didn’t retreat, it’s waiting.
Sharjeel Imam, Assam and the ferocious Hindutva fascist state
The Hindutva fascist state’s attack on Sharjeel Imam is despicable and sheer witch-hunting to bully Muslim voices. Imam’s views on Assam also lacks insight.
Javadekar’s “Jinnah wali Azadi” ranting on Shaheen Bagh is old wine in a new bottle
Javadekar’s “Jinnah wali Azadi” ranting on Shaheen Bagh is another attempt by the Modi regime and the BJP to vilify the organic struggle of the Muslim women
Threats of sedition won’t scare women protesting against the CAA and NRC
By issuing threats of sedition charges and by criticising Muslim women protesting against the CAA and NRC, Yogi Adityanath is strengthening their resolution
Dilip Ghosh’s threat to kick out Bengali Muslims brings the cat out of the bag
Dilip Ghosh’s ranting over evicting 10m Bengali Muslims with force comes soon after the prime minister and the home minister started bluffing the people.
Davinder Singh: A rogue cop or a pawn who fell from grace?
The sudden arrest of J&K Police’s chief Davinder Singh has opened a can of worms that the Indian state always want buried deeper. Kashmir is in forefront.
Can the LGBTQ rainbow flag and status quo movements defeat Hindutva fascism?
Can the LGBTQ community’s participation in the save Constitution movement promise any real and liberating solution for its persecuted members?