Tag: West Bengal
Student leader Anish Khan’s murder puts Mamata Bandopadhyay’s TMC in the dock
Activist Anish Khan’s murder in Howrah district of West Bengal has posed a threat to Mamata Bandopadhyay-led TMC as students have hit the streets.
Is India facing the third wave of COVID-19? What’s the way out?
Is India now facing the third wave of COVID-19? Why the government’s vaccine drive and the lockdown-type restrictions aren’t helping anymore?
Anti-Muslim violence in Tripura and West Bengal part of BJP’s distraction agenda
The new spate of anti-Muslim violence in Tripura and West Bengal is used by the BJP-RSS to distract the people from the burning issues.
Autumn in West Bengal: The season of pain and not celebration
Autumn in Bengal has been stereotyped as per the romanticised version peddled by poets and authors for ages, ignoring the crisis it brings.
Fall of Dilip Ghosh and rise of Sukanta Majumdar in West Bengal BJP
What made Dilip Ghosh, the former BJP chief of West Bengal, fall from grace? Why did JP Nadda select Sukanta Majumdar to lead the BJP in West Bengal now?
Babul Supriyo joining the TMC exposed Mamata’s tryst with Hindutva fascists
As two-times BJP MP and an ardent Hindutva fascist Babul Supriyo joined the TMC, Mamata Bandopadhyay showed how hollow her claim to fight the BJP-RSS is.
Narayan Rane’s remarks against West Bengal and Mamata are uncalled for
Narayan Rane made disparaging and quite disrespectful remarks against Mamata Bandopadhyay and West Bengal during his ongoing polemic with the Shiv Sena.
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.
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.
Modi’s cabinet reshuffle: a desperate attempt to put the house in order
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s cabinet reshuffle is an evidence of the BJP’s desperation to woo different stakeholders to keep its house intact and united.
Seven months of the farmers’ movement against three farm laws
The farmers’ movement against three farm laws continues with equal zeal even after seven months and this is posing the greatest threat to the BJP’s existence.
After chit fund scams, microfinance debt trap exploits Bengal villagers
The microfinance companies have trapped the poor villagers of West Bengal in their obnoxious debt trap as these people have no access to institutional credit.
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?
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.
Dhankhar’s summoning of West Bengal chief secretary a ploy to hide Suvendu’s scams?
Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar’s summoning of West Bengal Chief Secretary HK Dwivedi a ploy to cover up Suvendu Adhikari’s scams and impose President’s Rule?
MHA order on citizenship isn’t CAA 2019, won’t rescue Bengali refugees
The recent MHA order on citizenship stirred a controversy on whether it’s a backdoor entry of the CAA 2019. It’s not. Also, both won’t help Bengali refugees.
BJP’s plot to impose President’s Rule in West Bengal must be thwarted
The Modi regime’s plan to impose President’s Rule in West Bengal is now visible as Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar has started naked assaults on the people of Bengal.
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.
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.
