Month: October 2020
Why Modi’s Aarogya Setu App can’t save BJP leaders from COVID-19?
If the Aarogya Setu App is a weapon against the COVID-19 infection, then why didn’t it save Smriti Irani and other BJP stalwarts so far?
Amazon vs Future Group legal tussle poses a serious threat to Reliance’s hegemonic ambitions
Amazon’s legal tussle over Reliance Retail buying Future Retail has caused severe problem for Ambani and his goal of retail monopoly.
India-USA BECA: Another pact to turn Indians into the US’s cannon fodder
The India-USA BECA is another attempt by the Modi regime to mortgage India’s national interests to the US-led imperialist camp.
“Stop RSS Fascism”: Texans Protest Sri Preston Kulkarni
Foreign interference by Indian paramilitary RSS is alleged in TX-22 congressional race in which Sri Preston Kulkarni is participating.
Six years, six months of Modi’s rule: Deception, disruption and destruction
What’s the difference between rhetoric and reality? The six-year-long rule of Modi proves how rhetoric-oriented politics destroyed India.
Charlie Hebdo, hate speech and the freedom of speech from an artist’s lens
Charlie Hebdo and other critics of Islam would use their art to demonise Muslims but never speak against French imperialism. Why?
Can the #EndSARS movement in Nigeria be crushed by state terror on protesters?
The bloodshed during the #EndSARS movement in Nigeria has brought the movement to a new peak and has forced the government to the retreat.
Why resisting Islamophobia has become important at this hour?
The Islamophobic rage over the beheading of a school teacher in France has exposed the hypocrisy of the “militant atheists” who bash Islam.
Bihar Assembly Election 2020: Can the Grand Alliance repeal Modi’s farm laws?
Compelled by the Bihar Assembly election 2020, the Grand Alliance is promising repealing of central laws. But is that possible?
Inside Brahmin Bhata and Durga Puja doles of Mamata Bandopadhyay
Though the Mamata Bandopadhyay regime is trying to use Brahmin Bhata to woo the Hindu votebank, can such measures help it withstand the BJP?
The killing of Reina Mae Nasino’s baby girl isn’t the last one for Duterte unless he’s ousted
The killing of Reina Mae Nasino’s baby girl by Duterte’s fascist regime isn’t going to be the last one unless the dictator is overthrown soon
Rules of the CAA 2019: An albatross around the BJP’s neck
Why the BJP is repeatedly failing to publish the Rules of the CAA 2019? The reason is it’s not willing to let the people know its conspiracy.
Can Bihar Assembly election 2020 bring any substantial change
Can the Bihar Assembly election 2020 display the anger of the poor, especially the migrant workers who suffered immensely due to the lockdiwn
Paris attack: Why would Muslims apologise for terrorist acts across the world?
Soon after a French middle-school history teacher was killed in the Conflans Sainte-Honorine suburb of Paris, allegedly by an Islamist bigot, a global Islamophobic outcry began, accompanied by the demand […]
Bajaj and Parle’s boycott of toxic news channels can’t stop hate-mongering
Bajaj and Parle’s boycott of toxic news channels can’t stop hate-mongering as the servile corporate-owned media survives on spewing venom.
The Indian economy’s crisis intensifies as the government remains nonchalant
The Indian economy’s crisis has intensified in the recent months, but the government remains nonchalant and takes half-hearted measures.
Tanishq advertisement controversy doesn’t make the Tatas kosher
Does the Tanishq advertisement controversy make the Tata Group a supporter of secularism when it has been a hardcore promoter of Hindutva?
The structural weaknesses of democracies: Part III –elites
The citizens and the elites, have failed democracy and thus enabled right-wing authoritarian populism to flourish in many, ex-democracies.
Stan Swamy the new victim of Modi’s grudge against democratic voices
Father Stan Swamy’s arrest by the NIA again proved that the Modi regime is relentless in its pursuit against the democratic voices in India.
Resuming suburban local train service is important for West Bengal’s survival
The suspension of suburban local train service in West Bengal has not just caused inconvenience to commuters but also affected the economy.