Tag: Hindutva fascism
The rise in violence against the farmers and marginalised minorities in Gandhi’s India
Even though there is a rise in violence against the farmers and marginalised minorities in Modi-ruled India, the western world remains nonchalant and mum.
NIA’s draft chargesheet against Elgar Parishad accused smells foul
The NIA’s draft chargesheet against Elgar Parishad accused after three years of most of their arrests, not only is gibberish but looks like a BJP pamphlet.
Hindutva’s call for Muslim genocide in Delhi: time for Hindus to oppose and resist
Is it the Muslims who should oppose the Hindutva fascists who threatened them with genocide at New Delhi’s Jantar Mantar? Or should the Hindus resist?
Is the Opposition a genuine ally of the Kisan Andolan?
As the Opposition is showing its solidarity with the Kisan Andolan now by visiting the Jantar Mantar, questions rise regarding their tryst with farm reforms.
BJP celebrates Muslim Women Rights Day after violating their rights
When the BJP celebrates Muslim Women Rights Day after violating their rights and dehumanising them, irony dies a thousand times.
Babul Supriyo quits politics, not the BJP or Hindutva fascism
The news of BJP leader and former Union minister Babul Supriyo leaving politics does not imply he is leaving the Hindutva fascist fold of the BJP-RSS now.
CPI(M) volte-face on the TMC exhibits a new level of political bankruptcy
The CPI(M)’s volte-face and its eagerness to join hands with the TMC exposes the utmost bankruptcy of the parliamentary left camp that hitherto supported BJP.
Pegasus spyware row: the secret dots that connect Hindutva and Zionist fascists
Pegasus spyware row: A trail of events connecting Zionists and Hindutva fascists paved the way to India’s controversial snoopgate scandal allegedly led by Modi
Kanwar Yatra cancelled in UP: Know how the BJP tried risking public health for votes
Though Yogi Adityanath has finally cancelled the Kanwar Yatra in UP under the Supreme Court’s pressure, the BJP’s intention at te first place is problematic.
Danish Siddiqui’s killing and some uncomfortable questions
Danish Siddiqui’s killing in Afghanistan raises uncomfortable questions regarding the practice of “embedded” journalism that jeopardises journalists’ security.
Rambhakt Gopal: the rise of a new Hindutva fascist icon called ‘Godse 2.0’
Rambhakt Gopal, the man who fired at the Jamia Millia Islamia students, is back in news. Now he calls for slaughtering Muslims and is rising as a Hindutva icon.
Will Mukul Roy’s return to the TMC absolve him of all crimes?
Will Mukul Roy’s return to the TMC absolve him of all crimes in the BJP? Mamata Bandopadhyay claimed that Roy didn’t foulmouth the TMC while in BJP, is that so?
Militant attack in Sopore, amid large troop deployment, triggers doubts
A militant attack in Sopore on June 12th 2021, amid a heavy troop deployment in Jammu & Kashmir by the Modi regime raises doubts. Is it part of a conspiracy?
Mukul Roy re-joining the TMC shows right-wing’s ideological fluidity
Mukul Roy re-joining the TMC shows right-wing’s ideological fluidity as the TMC shows it has no objection to the very communal hate-mongers from the BJP.
Commemorating Mohsin Shaikh’s mob lynching and denial of justice
Seven years have passed since Mohsin Shaikh, Modi-ruled India’s first recorded hate-crime victim, was lynched. Until now, justice remains elusive for Shaikh.
Lakshadweep suffers as BJP-RSS Hindutva project threatens local people
Lakshadweep suffers the worst Hindutva fascist onslaught as RSS-deputed Administrator Praful Khoda Patel is bringing several of draconian legislations.
Twitter’s Sewa International donation: Image rehabilitation for RSS-linked charity?
Beyond a financial boost, Twitter’s recent donation to the RSS’s arm Sewa International legitimises a non-profit tainted by exposés.
The real Modi: a “god” that failed India and the world
Modi’s megalomania made him a demigod for his ardent fans, but with time, especially in the last two months of COVID-19 crisis, his incapabilities were exposed.
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
