by Jayanta Debnath
Abstract:
The Covid-19, an infectious disease is perishing the whole world for a few months. The global communities for the first time in human history are forced to be under house arrest not for the threat of any military (...)
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World Health Organization proposes “living with Covid-19” approach | Jayanta Debnath
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COVID-19 Pandemic and Social Distancing: Key Challenges and Solutions for Industry and Community | Indranil De and Sanjib Pohit
13 June 2020by Indranil De and Sanjib Pohit
India is in the process of opening up after imposing one of the longest and tightest lockdown in the world. The general consensus is that the restrictions on movement would be relaxed in a staggered manner. The (...) -
Locusts: The piranhas of the skies | Amit Schandillia
13 June 2020by Amit Schandillia
How the wildfires in Australia, the floods in Oman and the locusts in Vidarbha are linked
If the coronavirus pandemic was not crippling enough, India is now reeling with the worst locust plague in decades. The (...) -
Lord Now It is Locust - A Cartoon by Ajith
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Savarkar, Two Nation Theory and Hindutva | Ram Puniyani
13 June 2020by Ram Puniyani This 28th May 2020, Savarkar was in the news yet again. While the opposition parties in Karnatka opposed the naming of Yelahanka flyover in the name of Savarkar, the Prime Minister Narendra Modi while paying tribute to him said (...) -
Need for New Union Budget in July | Bharat Dogra
13 June 2020, by Bharat DograThe on-going financial year has seen very big changes in the revenue and expenditure of the union government, and that too at a very early stage of the financial year. Very soon after the Union Budget was announced, from March onwards there were very big and unforeseen changes in revenue and expenditure due to COVID-19 related factors including a prolonged lockdown. The impact of all this is going to continue for a much longer time beyond the lockdown period.
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K. M. Panikkar: A Historian for our Times | Archishman Raju
13 June 2020by Archishman Raju
The first generation of Indian diplomats after independence had many prominent personalities who represented India at the world stage and distinguished themselves. The names of S. Radhakrishnan and Asaf Ali stand out as does (...) -
Importance of Collegiality in Supreme Court’s Decision Making: Is the Decision of the Hon’ble Chief Justice of India to constitute Single Judge Benches a good one?
13 June 2020by Ashok Kumar Panda, Aniruddha Purushotham
The Supreme Court of India has been established under Article 124(1) of the Constitution. Whilst in law there is only one Supreme Court of India, it is a common expression at the Bar that there are in (...) -
Book Review: Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt. How Democracies Die: What History Reveals About Our Future | Irshad Rashid and Manzoor Ahmad Padder
13 June 2020Book Review
Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt. How Democracies Die: What History Reveals About Our Future. Viking, Penguin Books Ltd, London, 2018. pp. 312. Notes. Index. Pb. $6.94. ISBN 9780241336496
by Irshad Rashid and Manzoor Ahmad (...) -
Book Review of Lise Morjé Howard, Power in Peacekeeping | Chiara Ruffa
13 June 2020Reviewed by Chiara Ruffa (Uppsala University)
Lise Morjé Howard. Power in Peacekeeping. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2019. 274 pp. $29.99 (paper), ISBN 978-1-108-45718-7
Lise Howard’s The Power of Peacekeeping is about how (...)
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