Tag: Hindutva fascism
Being objective: Analysis of Abhijit Banerjee’s Nobel Prize
Abhijit Banerjee won the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences for 2019. It’s imperative to do an objective analysis of his work to understand what it means.
Inside Murshidabad’s triple murder case and the RSS’s filthy political drama
The gruesome murder of Bandhu Prakash Pal, a school teacher, and his family in Murshidabad’s Jiaganj has sparked a communal controversy. We analyse the case
IAF’s reticence helped the BJP survive Rafale Jet scam and more at the cost of national security
The Rafale Jet deal is infamous for its severe compromise on national security to help Modi achieve his corporate appeasement policy. Why the IAF is mum?
Vijayadashami goal-setting: RSS to vehemently deny the existence of mob lynching
Vijayadashami speech by Mohan Bhagwat showed that the RSS will try to strongly deny existence of mob lynching in India to build a positive global image.
Will Durga Puja of Bengalis succumb to Hindutva’s juggernaut?
The Hindutva fascist camp is frantically attacking Bengal’s Durga Puja celebration in a bid to transform the occasion into a puritan version of Navratri.
Resisting Babul Supriyo for self-defence: Debanjan Ballabh
An interview with student activist Debanjan Ballabh on the resistance struggle at Jadavpur University against Union Minister Babul Supriyo on 19 September.
Amit Shah’s obsession with ONE threatens Indian people’s lives and rights
After his ranting over one law, one language, etc, Amit Shah is back with the demand for one-party rule and one ID for all as part of the RSS’s vision.
India to embrace Modi as the new father of the nation
Trump accolading Modi as the father of the nation has become a new yardstick for the Sangh Parivar’s nincompoops to measure “Indianness” of the people.
Howdy Modi polarised US politicians and exposed crypto-fascists like Tulsi Gabbard
Modi’s Howdy Modi event in Houston, TX, exposed crypto-fascists like Tulsi Gabbard, who tries to show herself as an opponent of Trump but is his reflection.
Why the Howdy Modi event is opposed in Houston?
Howdy Modi is going to be a hit for Modi. However, the question is whether the people around the world allow themselves to be fooled by a tyrant like Modi?
Howdy Modi: An attempt to create a positive optics when Modi’s euphoria is withering
Howdy Modi is a frantic attempt by PM Modi and the RSS-BJP to enchant the Indian-American diaspora and the US corporates as Modi euphoria is withering fast.
Amit Shah’s plan to impose Hindi on India is a long-term goal of the RSS-BJP
Amit Shah’s tweet on Hindi Diwas may have sparked a controversy, however, the Hindi-Hindu-Hindusthan scheme of the RSS is as old as the organisation itself.
The tragedy of Indian politics is the absence of a credible opposition
The hallow of invincibility around Modi is not because he is invincible but because the lacklustre attitude of the opposition has provided him an edge.
Nirmala Sitharaman and the melancholy of the Indian economy
Nirmala Sitharaman’s fiasco over Millenials causing automobile sector crisis through their lifestyle shows how naive she is about economics, her major.
Chandrayaan-2 loss now halted anti-science Modi regime’s gloating
Chandrayaan-2 wasn’t a lunar mission but Modi’s self-aggrandisement attempt, its failure prevented distracting people’s attention from the economic crisis.
NRC list in Assam widens fissures calling for stronger resistance against fascist exclusionary politics
The NRC list and the exclusion of 1.9m of people from it widened the fissures and is pushing Assam towards a volatile situation which must be resisted.
Modi’s selective corporate appeasement policy irks a large section of comprador capitalists
Though a small gang of big crony-comprador capitalists like Adani or Ambani groups are happy with Modi, there is a general disenchantment among others.
Chidambaram’s ordeal is an irony in Modi-fied India that’s carrying forward his legacy
Chidambaram rolled out the ball to turn India into a corporate colony and waged war against the tribal people for mining corporations. Now irony got him.
Modi’s “wealth creators” are plunderers, while real wealth creators are fighting for existence
Prime Minister Narendra Modi lied to the nation. His “wealth creators” are not real wealth creators but plunderers who have been looting India with impunity
Robbed of “Special Status”, Kashmiris feel insecure, humiliated and reduced to a bounty of war
The Kashmiris are not merely robbed of their identity and the “special status” vestige, their land and women are now treated as spoils of war.