Tag: BJP
Why Amit Shah’s assurance on NRC to Gorkhas is based on sheer lies?
Despite Amit Shah’s assurance on NRC to Gorkhas, there will be no respite for the community once the exercise starts following the preparation of the NPR data.
Varanasi’s Gyanvapi Mosque placed on Ayodhya template
Varanasi’s Gyanvapi Mosque is now under gloomy clouds as a synchronised campaign has placed it on the Ayodhya template used to demolish the Babri Masjid.
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.
The recent surge in COVID-19 cases raises doubts on methods adopted hitherto
The recent surge in COVID-19 cases shows that the methods like lockdown, curfews and other clampdown on democratic rights didn’t help to stop the pandemic.
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
Chhattisgarh Maoist attack: Why the government dodges dialogue option?
The Chhattisgarh Maoist attack has again placed the ongoing civil war in central and eastern India’s tribal belt at the front row of public discourse. The question is why the government is avoiding peace with the ultras?
Mounting sugarcane dues issue and the BJP’s complicity
While total sugarcane dues to farmers has reached Rs 229 billion in India, 60% of the amount is due to sugarcane farmers of BJP-ruled UP.
The “Rohingya infiltrators” bogey: The BJP’s old strategy in the 2021 assembly polls
Using the “Rohingya infiltrators” bogey to intensify xenophobia, the BJP is dehumanising the victims of one of the world’s goriest genocide.
Nandigram polls: Where Suvendu Adhikari becomes Bengal’s Kapil Mishra
Suvendu Adhikari’s vitriolic communal campaign in Nandigram made him the BJP’s new rabble-rouser of West Bengal like Kapil Mishra.
Not just the BJP: The TMC dupes West Bengal farmers too
Just like the BJP, the TMC dupes West Bengal farmers too by remaining nonchalant regarding the burning issues of agriculture sector of Bengal
BJP’s promises to West Bengal’s farmers: A hollow paradise
The BJP’s promises to West Bengal’s farmers are quite lucrative and paradise-like but unfortunately, they are all hollow and based on lies.
BJP’s promises to West Bengal’s women: Lies, lies and more lies
BJP’s promises to West Bengal’s women have everything in the basket one can ask for, except honesty and sincerity to implement them.
BJP’s West Bengal election manifesto cheats the youths with job promises
The BJP’s West Bengal election manifesto promises abundant government jobs to the youths. But is this an honest commitment or a sheer lie?
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
TMC’s 2021 manifesto: Hollow claims on employment and industrialisation
The TMC’s 2021 manifesto has made several promises to the voters on employment and industrialisation. Are they realistic or hoax?
Why the AIADMK’s promise on the CAA 2019 reversal is a hollow one
AIADMK’s promise on the CAA 2019 repealing through requesting the Modi regime is a hoax one that aims to benefit the Modi regime’s propaganda
Four new anti-worker labour codes: Modi’s gift to the poor after assembly polls
It’s decided that the Modi regime will roll-out the four new anti-worker labour codes after the 2021 assembly elections are over.
UFBU’s bank strike success shows employees’ anger against privatisation
UFBU’s two-day-long bank strike on March 15th and 16th 2021 showed the bank employees’ vehement opposition to Modi’s privatisation agenda
Has Indian democracy created its Frankenstein?
Has the Indian democracy, after seven decades of its rickety carriage’s journey, created the Frankenstein that’s all set to devour it?
