Tag: BJP
Why the left’s debacle in West Bengal good for the real left?
The CPI(M)-led parliamentary left’s debacle in West Bengal is a good news for the real progressive left as it can now fight for the principal opposition space.
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
Modi’s failure to curb the COVID-19 pandemic: how the BJP will recover losses?
The BJP is desperate to obliterate Modi’s failure to curb the COVID-19 pandemic. This rings an alarm about the possible route it will take to cover up the mess.
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.
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
Kisan Andolan continues despite COVID paranoia, censorship and eviction threat
Despite the COVID-19 paranoia used by the Modi regime to selectively target the farmers and an imminent eviction threat, the Kisan Andolan refuses to budge.
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.
RSS’s fascism denounced by the European Members of Parliament
France’s National Assembly’s Deputy Clémentine Autain lambasted the Hindutva fascist RSS of India for its dangerous ideology, adherence to Hitler and Mussolini
Central forces’ firing at Sitalkuchi exposes BJP’s fascist mission
The central forces’ firing in at Sitalkuchi in Coochbehar that killed four migrant labourers exposed the BJP’s desire to establish a parliamentary junta.
COVID-19 spike and Modi’s vanity virus puts India in despair
As the second-wave of COVID-19 spike paralysed the Indian public healthcare system Modi is showing his arrogance by ignoring the crisis for West Bengal polls.
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.
COVID-19 cases in West Bengal: Why Modi-Shah don’t care?
With an alarming situation all over India, why Modi and Shah aren’t worried about increasing the COVID-19 cases in West Bengal through their reckless rallies?
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.
