Mainstream Weekly

• Twelve Years after Gujarat 2002

  by SC
  EDITORIAL
  Have the Gujarat riots of 2002 been consigned to the dustbin of history? This question assumes importance in the context of the somersault of Ramvilas Paswan, the LJP supremo. In the wake of the horrendous happenings in Gujarat  (...)

• Addressing National Imperatives

  by Uttam Sen
  As of now, there appears to be between 200 and 250 Lok Sabha seats outside the influence of the two principal coalition configurations of the NDA and the UPA. Most of the south and east, with the exception of Karnataka, appear to be beating the  (...)

• Armed Rebellion in Ukraine and its Implications

  by Arun Mohanty
  Ukraine, with a troubled history, particularly during the past two decades following the Soviet Union’s dissolution, has witnessed yet another coup engineered by armed ultra-nationalists and fascists. The Supreme Rada, the parliament of the  (...)

• The Politics of Alliance of States

  by Arun Srivastava
  The Eastern Bloc was the former communist states of Central and Eastern Europe, the Soviet Union and the countries of the Warsaw Pact. In 1922, the RSFSR, the Ukrainian SSR, the Byelorussian SSR and the Transcaucasian SFSR,  (...)

• Emergence of Regional Identities

  by Kuldip Nayar
  India may not be coming apart at the seams but the polity is. Union Ministers are quarrelling among themselves. Feuds of bureaucrats are coming out in the open. Even intelligence agencies, the Intelligence Bureau and the Central Bureau of  (...)

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