People's Review
The BJP’s defeat in the West Bengal polls doesn’t mean Hindutva’s loss
The BJP’s defeat in the West Bengal polls doesn’t mean that the RSS-led Hindutva camp has failed. On the contrary, it shows Hindutva fascism’s deep entrenchment
Post-poll violence in West Bengal: BJP’s desperate bid to gain relevance
By communalising the post-poll violence in West Bengal, the BJP is trying to regain relevance in the state’s polity after suffering a humiliating defeat.
Red Faction, a new left outfit, demands subsidised oxygen
Red Faction, a left outfit, organised a May Day demonstration at Kolkata, raising the demand for subsidised oxygen, nationalised healthcare and no lockdown.
Why Modi regime’s absence from the COVID-19 scenario is problematic?
Why the Modi regime’s absence from the COVID-19 scenario is inflating the problems and why the state can’t remain nonchalant at the hour of public health crisis
Shortage of oxygen and Remdesivir pushes Indian healthcare into coma
The shortage of oxygen and Remdesivir vials has pushed the Indian public healthcare sector to the brink of collapse, aggravating deaths due to COVID-19.
BJP woos the Bhadralok voters of West Bengal as the battle moves south
As a desperate BJP woos Bhadralok voters of West Bengal to win the southern urban seats, it’s to be seen which side the Islamophobic upper-caste block elects.
EC ban on Mamata: A blatant display of servility
The EC ban on Mamata Bandopadhyay in West Bengal helped to unveil the highly partisan character of the poll body, which had so far supported the BJP to win.
Poll violence in Coochbehar: BJP’s attempt to violently seize Bengal
The poll violence in Coochbehar where the central police forces killed five shows that a gloomy future awaits West Bengal should the BJP win.
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?
Night curfew in Delhi, lockdown in Maharashtra: Islamophobia and anti-farmer initiatives unveiled
Under the guise of night curfew in Delhi and lockdown in Maharashtra to curb COVID-19 pandemic, the farmers’ movement and the Muslim community will be targeted in the long run
NIA’s recent Maoist-related searches in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana indicates a bigger clampdown on critical voices
The NIA’s recent Maoist-related searches in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana indicates that the agency may be on a spree to clampdown on free and critical voices again.
New lockdown in Maharashtra will become catastrophic for the working class
As gloomy clouds of another lockdown in Maharashtra hovers over the state, the working class is awaiting another catastrophe like 2020.
Striking hard: 12-hour-long Bharat Bandh by SKM receives overwhelming support
The 12-hour-long Bharat Bandh on March 26th called by the farmers’ body SKM against the Modi regime is striking hard the BJP’s domination.
The GNCTD Bill 2021 shows Modi’s spree to do away with the rule of the elected
The GNCTD Bill, 2021, shows how the BJP under Modi is going to bulldoze all democratic norms and establish its hegemony in each part of India
Does Adani’s wealth increase amid an economic crisis justify farmers’ allegation?
Adani’s wealth increase amid the pandemic and economic crisis has surprised many. However it proves what the farmers have been alleging.
Yashwant Sinha joining the TMC won’t have much impact on Bengal polls
Yashwant Sinha joining the TMC isn’t an event that the genuine anti-BJP forces should not celebrate as he comes with fascist baggage.
Attack on Mamata Bandopadhyay rings eerie alarm before Bengal polls
The recent attack on West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Bandopadhyay at Nandigram rings an eerie alarm as the state goes to poll.
IT raids on Anurag Kashyap and Taapsee Pannu: Modi’s vengeance against his critics
The recent IT Department raids on filmmaker Anurag Kashyap and female actor Tapshee Panu is another attempt by the BJP to gag its critics.
Ramesh Jarkiholi’s alleged sex tape also exposed the Opposition’s patriarchal hypocrisy
The controversy over Karnataka’s BJP leader Ramesh Jarkiholi’s alleged sex tape has also exposed the patriarchal hypocrisy of the Opposition.
2021 West Bengal Assembly election dates: The eight-phase dance of democracy
What made the Election Commission fix the 2021 West Bengal Assembly election dates in eight phases for 294 seats? Whom it’s supporting here?
