Why Modi’s UNGA speech was full of hypocrisies and rhetoric?
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s UNGA speech, especially his claim that India is the “mother of all democracies”, isn’t just hypocritic, it mocks his rule as well
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s UNGA speech, especially his claim that India is the “mother of all democracies”, isn’t just hypocritic, it mocks his rule as well
The recent I-T surveys of NewsClick and Newslaundry are new act of bullying the free press by the Modi regime and the BJP to ensure there is zero criticism.
Ghaziabad Police’s recent FIR spree against journalists, Twitter and news portal The Wire nailed democracy’s coffin once again in BJP-ruled Uttar Pradesh.
Is India, under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, still a democracy or has crossed the Rubicon and has become a full-fledged fascist state? If the developments over the last six years are any evidence, then, India has arrived. It has achieved under Modi what the Hindutva fascist Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has been always striving to … Read more
Any attack on journalists is a threat to the functioning of a democracy. But in Modi’s India, attacking and imprisoning journalists is a norm.
The row over Paranjoy Guha Thakurta’s articles on Adani Group continues as a Gujarat court issued an arrest warrant against him recently.
Charlie Hebdo and other critics of Islam would use their art to demonise Muslims but never speak against French imperialism. Why?
While the RSS and Modi strongly despise the term freedom, they loudly celebrate India’s Independence Day for which none of their own sacrificed their lives.
The CBI raids conducted against prominent lawyers and activists Indira Jaising and Anand Grover indicates that the Modi regime wants to gag their activism.
The Accidental Prime Minister must not be opposed violently by the Congress. To oppose the film one must make a counter narrative or an artistic response.