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.
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.
Though the Modi regime went into a jubilation mode, citing 13.5% GDP growth in Q1 of FY 2022-23, the reality shows an alarming picture.
Why Modi’s late reduction in excise duties and the resulting drop in petrol and diesel prices a mere cosmetic measure by the government now?
As the unemployment situation in India is worsening rapidly, the government and the press are working in tandem to divert mass attention.
The students’ agitation against RRB NTPC results reached a peak in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. What had sparked this agitation? What’s its goal?
Autumn in Bengal has been stereotyped as per the romanticised version peddled by poets and authors for ages, ignoring the crisis it brings.
Indian unemployed youth celebrated National Unemployment Day on Modi’s purported birthday on September 17th 2021 to highlight their agony but did Modi notice?
The BJP’s and the Modi regime’s amplified cacophony over the claim of 20.1% GDP growth in Q1 FY 2021-22 shows how propaganda is used to kill common sense.
India’s economic liberalisation turned 30. Manmohan Singh expressed his apprehensions regarding the economy. But can he escape the liability of the crisis?
The microfinance companies have trapped the poor villagers of West Bengal in their obnoxious debt trap as these people have no access to institutional credit.
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala asserted that investors shouldn’t be swayed by the inflation. Given the worsening NPA situation of the PSBs, can the markets stay safe?
As the unemployment crisis in India is rising, the Modi regime is cutting its expenditures below pre-COVID-19 years. Why this economic debauchery is allowed?
Has the contraction of the Indian economy stopped? Will India experience a double-digit economic growth from the FY 2021-22 onwards? Analysis shows the opposite
With the dislocation of the neoliberal normality by the COVID-19 pandemic, one has witnessed attempts by influential organisations and specific sections of the intellectual elite to resuscitate dormant ideas. Sudden support for Keynesianism is a good example of this. Instead of wholeheartedly accepting the post-pandemic plans being relayed by powerful groups, the Left needs to … Read more
The so-called ‘left’ and the ‘anti-fascist’ forces aren’t mobilising the masses against the inhumane lockdown plan of the Modi regime and its accomplices.
As the COVID-19 second wave is ravaging different parts of India, the Indian economy is slipping to the stage of coma due to mounting inflation and unemployment
One year after the COVID-19 lockdown, let’s ask a question. Who is responsible for the poverty and unemployment caused by COVID-19?
It’s one year. When we commemorate the COVID-19 lockdown’s anniversary what should we remember and what we must remember every day?
Whether it is possible to ensure the BJP’s defeat in West Bengal? This is a question that is bothering anti-fascists of the state and India.