by S.N. Sahu
Late Madhusudan Das was an outstanding personality and influential leader of his time. Born in Odisha on April 28, 1848, he led an eventful life marked by manifold accomplishments in diverse fields. Widely acclaimed for (...)
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Utkal Gaurab Madhusudan Das as a Protagonist of Gender Equality and Skill Development
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World Environment Day — June 5, “Go Wild For Life”
11 June 2016by Mayanglambam Ojit Kumar Singh
On June 5 every year since 1974, people from across the globe have been celebrating the World Environment Day (WED) by taking part in environmental action and becoming agents of change for positive impacts on the (...) -
India’s Black Sunday
11 June 2016, by Nikhil ChakravarttyFrom N.C.’s Writings
The following piece was published as ‘New Delhi Skyline’ in this journal precisely fifty years ago. It is being reproduced on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the 1966 devaluation that had enormous impact on (...) -
Prepare, the Muslims are Coming’
11 June 2016, by Badri RainaWhile Donald Trump forges ahead to be the world’s most powerful CEO and then to keep the world’s Muslims from entering America, India’s own Sangh Parivar “trains” its young saffron shirts to do one better—namely, to prepare, rifle and lathi in (...) -
Putting an End to the “Cold Political Bloodbath”
11 June 2016by Mustafa Khan
In her new book Gujarat Files: Anatomy of a Cover Up, Rana Ayub calls the genocide in Gujarat 2002 as the “cold political bloodbath”. Narendra Modi and the state machinery under him carried out the genocide calculated to achieve a (...) -
Magisterial Study of Left Politics in Contemporary India
11 June 2016, by Sobhanlal Datta GuptaBOOK REVIEW
The Phoenix Moment: Challenges confronting the Indian Left by Praful Bidwai; Noida: Harper Collins Publishers India; 2015; 586 + xiii pages; Rs 599.00
The Left in India, admittedly, is passing through its worst crisis since (...) -
Bundelkhand Drought
11 June 2016, by Bharat DograLinking Short-Term Urgent Relief With Longer-Term Sustainable Development and Protection of Environment
Bundelkhand region is spread over an area of around 70,000 sq. km. in the States of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh in Central India. This (...) -
Respect for Religious Sentiments not Synonymous with Appeasement
11 June 2016COMMUNICATION
When Darulum Deoband, the largest Muslim religious seminary in Asia, protested over the proposed visit of Salman Rushdie, the author of Satanic Verses in which he has used highly offensive and objectionable language against the (...) -
Gulbarg Judgment and Khadse Affair
6 June 2016, by SCEDITORIAL
As we go to press, two issues have come to prominence.
A special court today convicted 24 persons while acquitting 36 people in the Gulbarg Society massacre in Ahmedabad on February 28, 2002. Former Congress MP Ehsan Jafri was among (...) -
Our Chabahar: Where fantasy ends and reality begins
6 June 2016, by M K BhadrakumarAddressing Pakistani think-tankers and the strategic community in Islamabad on May 27, Iran’s ambassador Mehdi Honerdoost disclosed that:
Chabahar was first offered to Pakistan and China (before India came into the picture) but they were (...)
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