- The forgotten slaughter: When Jammu’s Muslims faced genocide
Jammu’s Muslim genocide remains a forgotten part of India’s history, which brings up inconvenience for the establishment.
- CPI(M) 24th Congress receives solidarity from communists around the world
Communist parties worldwide rally around India’s CPI(M), revealing common views on imperialism, Palestine and right-wing populism - Modi, Nehru, and Riedel’s ‘JFK’s Forgotten Crisis’—A bitter irony
By wielding Bruce Riedel’s JFK’s Forgotten Crisis against Nehru, Modi may have handed his critics a powerful argument—one that questions his own strategic moves in the global arena. - History repeats itself: Delhi Assembly election 2025 under 2020’s shadow
The Delhi Assembly election 2025 is taking place under the shadows of the 2020 polls and reminding the minorities of some of the traumatic events of that year. - Gold of others help Uttar Pradesh glitter during Diwali
What helps the Uttar Pradesh government, which has a low per-capita income and a troubled, jobless economy, to spend on extravaganza like the Deep Diwali festival held in Ayodhya recently? - The ‘Fakir’ who rode the BMW: Deconstructing (inside) Modi’s ‘zero assets’ claim
Earlier this month, Prime Minister Narendra Modi claimed at an election rally in Jharkhand, that he is poor, owns no property and doesn’t even have a bicycle. But is this true? What does data say?
- CPI(M) 24th Congress receives solidarity from communists around the worldCommunist parties worldwide rally around India’s CPI(M), revealing common views on imperialism, Palestine and right-wing populism
- History repeats itself: Delhi Assembly election 2025 under 2020’s shadowThe Delhi Assembly election 2025 is taking place under the shadows of the 2020 polls and reminding the minorities of some of the traumatic events of that year.
- The ‘Fakir’ who rode the BMW: Deconstructing (inside) Modi’s ‘zero assets’ claimEarlier this month, Prime Minister Narendra Modi claimed at an election rally in Jharkhand, that he is poor, owns no property and doesn’t even have a bicycle. But is this true? What does data say?
- Waning confidence? Modi’s Islamophobic rhetoric puts “guarantees” in backseat
What does Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Islamophobic hate-mongering imply? Is he losing confidence on his “Modi Ki Guarantee” narrative? Or is it an exhibition of his frustration? - CAA 2019: Shantanu Thakur’s “slip of the tongue” exposed the dilemma for the BJP
The CAA 2019 has always been a political trap for the refugees and a dilemma for the BJP. Now Shantanu Thakur’s “slip of the tongue” exposed the hollowness of Modi’s much-hyped citizenship law once more.
- Gold of others help Uttar Pradesh glitter during DiwaliWhat helps the Uttar Pradesh government, which has a low per-capita income and a troubled, jobless economy, to spend on extravaganza like the Deep Diwali festival held in Ayodhya recently?
- Interim Budget 2024-25: Business as usual, or political gambit?
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. - Union Budget 2023-24 reduced welfare spending and didn’t infuse any hope
The Union Budget 2023-24 was Nirmala Sitharaman’s last full-fledged budget with no scope of happiness for the poor. Rather, it comes with rhetoric and attempts to divert the people’s attention from the core issues. - What does Hindenburg Research’s report on the Adani group reveal?
The Hindenburg Research’s report on the Adani Group has exposed the tip of an iceberg, but it’s not the only capitalist entity into stock manipulation, which is normal practice among corporates. - India’s GDP growth in Q1 of FY 2022-23: An alarming situation and government indifference
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.
- Wage labour, gender: India’s working women’s struggle for recognition
Despite rising female labour force participation, 61% of Indian women work in informal sectors like domestic help and construction, facing low pay, hazards, and legal exclusion. - Minority persecution in India: Jaishankar’s rebuttals expose a lot
On the allegations of minority persecution in India, S Jaishankar claimed in the US that there is none as the minorities get ration in India. - Allegations of minority persecution in India proven by Modi’s men after he denied it in the US
While Modi denied the allegations of minority persecution in India under his government, the BJP took it upon itself to prove him wrong. - The acquittal of the 67 Naroda Gam massacre accused to provide mileage to the BJP
The acquittal of the 67 Naroda Gam massacre accused, which took place in February 2002, will bolster the BJP’s prospects and weaken its opponents. - Ram Navami rally sparks violence in West Bengal’s Howrah, while CM resorts to mere rhetoric
West Bengal suffered once more due to violence triggered by Ram Navami rallies organised by the Hindutva-incensed organisations in Howrah.
- The Zionist Israeli attack on Palestine has dug the grave for the West in the Middle East
Did the West just dig its own grave in the Middle East and in the Global South by supporting the Zionist Israeli attack on Palestine? - On Eid, Indian Muslims must be thankful enough
It’s Eid; and beneath the typical happy photos, the pain, agony and tears of Indian Muslims, especially of West Bengal will remain hidden. - Anti-Muslim violence during Ram Navami celebration: new normal in Modi’s New India
The recent surge in anti-Muslim violence during Ram Navami celebrations across different states exhibit Modified India’s disastrous journey. - The BJP’s victory in Uttar Pradesh revealed the opposition’s decadence
The BJP’s victory in the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections 2022 despite the strong anti-incumbency wave shows the decadence of the opposition. - Can Modi forget the first anniversary of farmers’ tractor march this Republic Day?
While celebrating India’s Republic Day, can Prime Minister Modi forget the panic caused to him by the farmers’ tractor march last year?
- What is next for the left-wing politics after the Congress’s victory in Karnataka?
While the Congress defeated the BJP in Karnataka, the threat of Hindutva fascism still looms large over the state, which only the left can combat. - Revisiting Lenin’s views on religion on his 152nd birth anniversary
On Lenin’s 152nd birth anniversary revisiting his views on religion in the context of the working class’s struggle. It’s important even now. - A ‘genocide’ without accountability
Under Modi’s rule India is going through a genocide under the garb of “pandemic”. Yet, there is no accountability. Also, there is no simmering and visible anger - The real Modi: a “god” that failed India and the world
Modi’s megalomania made him a demigod for his ardent fans, but with time, especially in the last two months of COVID-19 crisis, his incapabilities were exposed. - As Uddhav steers Maharashtra out of COVID crisis, is a new leader emerging?
Why is Uddhav Thackeray, the quintessential underdog, emerging as a new leader by steering Maharashtra resolutely during the peak of the COVID-19 crisis?
- The forgotten slaughter: When Jammu’s Muslims faced genocideJammu’s Muslim genocide remains a forgotten part of India’s history, which brings up inconvenience for the establishment.
- Does the anti-CAA 2019 movement have a potential to defeat Modi like the farmers?
Why the anti-CAA 2019 movement failed to gain anything unlike the farmers’ movement? What went wrong with the anti-CAA-NRC protests? - Why after 50 years of his death Lin Biao terrorises the Chinese rulers?
Lin Biao, Mao Zedong’s designated successor, mysteriously died on September 13th 1971. But why? Did he die while fleeing after failing in a coup or was killed? - Rearview: How pandemics have reshaped human society in history
The history of the human society is one of pandemics as well. Deadly pandemics like COVID-19 striked human beings since centuries and reshaped the society.
- GM mustard approval stirs a hornet’s nest and rings an eerie alarm
The GEAC’s recommendation for GM mustard cultivation has stirred a hornet’s rest, bringing even the RSS’s farmers’ wing against the BJP. - Autumn in West Bengal: The season of pain and not celebration
Autumn in Bengal has been stereotyped as per the romanticised version peddled by poets and authors for ages, ignoring the crisis it brings. - BKS’s protest on MSP is the RSS’s attempt to weaken the farmers’ movement
The BKS’s protest on MSP on September 8th is the RSS’s attempt to weaken the farmers’ movement by driving a wedge, especially before the Uttar Pradesh polls. - Sinking potato price: A woe for north Bengal farmers
The falling potato price has become a curse for farmers of north Bengal districts who have invested huge amount to cultivate the crop.
- Why Modi’s jibe on students pursuing medical education in Ukraine is unfounded?
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s jibe on students pursuing medical education in Ukraine is unfounded as it lacks facts regarding the issue. - Why the students’ agitation against RRB NTPC in Bihar and UP is more than just Modi’s fault?
The students’ agitation against RRB NTPC results reached a peak in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. What had sparked this agitation? What’s its goal? - Disruption in learning and dropouts: how online learning performed in 500 days?
For 500 days, schools are closed in India. How has this closure of schools affected the children? Either their learning is disrupted or dropouts have increased. - Why Modi’s “Pariksha Pe Charcha” isn’t something Indian students need now?
Modi has donned the attire of a student and parenting counsellor in the new edition of “Pariksha Pe Charcha”. But who is benefitting from it? - New National Education Policy 2020: The robot-making education system must be resisted
The National Education Policy 2020 aims at turning education into a robot-making system for big corporate houses. This must be resisted by the students.
