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Politics is our blood, not in our blood. We can’t think of the world or our own existence without politics. Now that politics in India is guarded by the toady corporate-media, therefore, it becomes imperative for the independent journalism to launch a fierce critical attack against the way politics is done in India and in the world. Our guiding ideology is anti-fascism and people’s democracy. We analyse politics from the point-of-view of the people, the working people.

Anti-NRC movement of West Bengal

Why the anti-NRC movement of West Bengal split over the CAA?

Why the anti-NRC movement of West Bengal split on the issue of opposing the CAA? Is CAA 2019 a major threat to the people or the CAA 2003?

Mon, Aug 31 2020Mon, Jul 12 2021 Tanmoy Ibrahim India, Politics
Modi feeding a peacock

Video showing Modi feeding a peacock delivers a wrong message

When a video showing PM Modi feeding a peacock at his official residence was released it raised some questions over the legality of such act.

Mon, Aug 24 2020Mon, Aug 24 2020 People's Review Politics
Facebook-BJP alliance

Facebook-BJP alliance isn’t surprising but quite normal

The recent revelation regarding Facebook-BJP alliance by the Wall Street Journal is not surprising, as this alliance existed since long.

Sun, Aug 23 2020Mon, Aug 24 2020 Tanmoy Ibrahim Politics
Shaheen Bagh activist Shehzaf Ali

Why Shaheen Bagh activist Shehzad Ali joining the BJP is a hoax?

The news that Shaheen Bagh activist Shehzad Ali has joined the BJP is a hoax as the man was no way connected with the agitation against NRC.

Wed, Aug 19 2020Wed, Aug 19 2020 Tanmoy Ibrahim Politics
Bangalore riots

Bangalore riots: Dissecting the violence over a social media post

Did a social media post trigger the Bangalore riots or whether there is more to it? A brief analysis of why this violence happened.

Thu, Aug 13 2020Thu, Aug 13 2020 Tanmoy Ibrahim Politics
The structural weaknesses of democracies: Part II – Citizenry

The structural weaknesses of democracies: Part II – Citizenry

What’re the structural weaknesses of a democracy like India? The weaknesses that pave the way for the rise of right-wing populists like Modi.

Tue, Aug 11 2020Tue, Aug 11 2020 Samuel Sequeira Politics
Why the BJP didn't finalise the rules of the CAA 2019 and missed its deadline?

Finalising the rules of the CAA 2019: Why the MHA missed the deadline?

The home ministry didn’t finalise the rules of the CAA 2019 before June 18th 2020, which was the deadline. Is this delay in filing BJP’s deliberate act?

Sun, Jul 19 2020Sun, Jul 19 2020 Tanmoy Ibrahim Politics
Varavara Rao: When the state aims to kill dissent by slowly killing dissenters

Varavara Rao: When the state aims to kill dissent by slowly killing dissenters

Varavara Rao’s condition will continue to worsen unless the people’s democratic movement for the unconditional release of prisoners is strengthened manifold

Tue, Jul 14 2020Tue, Jul 14 2020 Tanmoy Ibrahim Politics
Privatisation of Indian Railways

Privatisation of Indian Railways: Modi’s long-pending plan is now executed

Privatisation of Indian Railways by the Modi regime is a direct attack on India’s economy. This move will jeopardise the lives and livelihood of many.

Thu, Jul 09 2020Thu, Jul 09 2020 People's Review Politics
In this two-part article, I discuss the personality and politics of such leaders and the social context that provided the fertile ground for their rise.

Authoritarian populists and their politics – Part I

In this two-part article, I discuss the personality and politics of such leaders and the social context that provided the fertile ground for their rise.

Fri, Jul 03 2020Fri, Jul 03 2020 Samuel Sequeira Politics
The all-India coal mine strike must achieve success against Modi's privatisation drive

The all-India coal mine strike must achieve success against Modi’s privatisation drive

Amid the hyper-nationalist Sinophobic cacophony peddled by the mainstream Indian press, the big news of a three-day-long all-India coal mine strike got concealed. Thousands of coal mine workers of Coal […]

Thu, Jul 02 2020Thu, Jul 02 2020 Tanmoy Ibrahim Politics

Modi’s hypocrisy: Blocking 59 Chinese apps but leaving the notorious American culprits unscathed

The Modi regime blocked 59 apps related to China accusing them of data stealing while keeping both Facebook and Google intact and unscather.

Tue, Jun 30 2020Tue, Jun 30 2020 Tanmoy Ibrahim Politics
Justice for Jeyaraj and Fenix not possible until colonial-era police system exists

Justice for Jeyaraj and Fenix not possible until colonial-era police system exists

There can be no justice for Jeyaraj and Fenix who were killed in custody by the Tamil Nadu Police until the colonial-era police institution exists in India.

Sun, Jun 28 2020Sun, Jun 28 2020 Tanmoy Ibrahim Politics
Why the NPR is inevitable despite a pause due to COVID-19 outbreak?

NPR and NRC in post-lockdown phase is a dire necessity for the Modi regime

The rollout of the NPR and NRC in post-lockdown phase is inevitable as the Modi regime will try to provide cheap labour pool to big corporate houses now.

Wed, Jun 17 2020Wed, Jun 17 2020 Tanmoy Ibrahim Politics
COVID-19 pandemic in Delhi bared Kejriwal's incompetence and nexus with the BJP

COVID-19 pandemic in Delhi bared Kejriwal’s incompetence and nexus with the BJP

Arvind Kejriwal’s failure to curb the COVID-19 pandemic in Delhi exposed not only his government’s incompetence but his utmost surrender to the BJP and Modi

Mon, Jun 15 2020Mon, Jun 15 2020 Tanmoy Ibrahim Politics
Lockdown in India clearly failed as COVID-19 cases rise steeply

Lockdown in India clearly failed as COVID-19 cases rise steeply

Modi’s lockdown in India clearly failed as the steep rise in the number of COVID-19 cases exemplifies. But the government is still pushing for the “unlock”.

Wed, Jun 10 2020Wed, Jun 10 2020 Tanmoy Ibrahim Politics
Modi's dirty politics choking West Bengal

Modi’s dirty politics choking West Bengal

Eyeing 2021 assembly elections, Modi’s dirty politics over West Bengal has increased manifold and is causing severe problems for the state and its people.

Wed, Jun 03 2020Wed, Jun 03 2020 Tanmoy Ibrahim Politics
Modi's Amphan relief package for Bengal

Modi’s Amphan relief package for Bengal to aid the BJP’s mission 2021

Soon after his visit to the affected areas, Modi will announce an Amphan relief package for Bengal, although he will use it to win the 2021 assembly polls.

Thu, May 21 2020Thu, May 21 2020 Tanmoy Ibrahim Politics
Capitalism and class struggle in the era of Coronavirus

Capitalism and class struggle in the era of Coronavirus

The importance of class struggle against the capital’s unbridled attack on working class was never felt as much it’s felt now, during the era of Coronavirus

Sun, May 17 2020Sun, May 17 2020 Yanis Iqbal Politics
Modi's proposed "bold reforms" prelude to a tyrannical corporate rule

Modi’s proposed “bold reforms” prelude to a tyrannical corporate rule

Modi’s address to nation unveiled the forthcoming tyrannical corporate fascist rule that will ruin the lives and livelihood of the poor and undo democracy.

Tue, May 12 2020Tue, May 12 2020 Tanmoy Ibrahim Politics

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