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  Music: Last Night (1961 instrumental single by The Mar-Keys

  13 April 2025

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  Last Night by The Mar-Keys - Topic https://youtu.be/Krr9QIZ7ok4?si=5hmoDLy7AHXpZRmB
  The track was written by Charles Axton, Floyd Newman, Gilbert C. Caple, Jerry Lee Smith and Chips Moman

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  Table of Contents - Mainstream, Vol 63 No 14, Apr 5, 2025

  5 April 2025

  * The Political Failure of Maoist Line in India | Pallab Sengupta
  * AIKS statement on US Tariff

• Letter to the Readers, Mainstream, April 5, 2025

  5 April 2025

  On April 1, 2025, the Supreme Court of India blasted the Prayagraj Development Authority for the illegal demolition of the homes of citizens and for not following due process. This time, the court ordered compensation for each home that was demolished. Over zealous officials who carried out these actions are looking for reward & recognition from a strongman who has promoted the idea, supposedly to check encroachments; The hardline Chief minister of Uttar Pradesh (UP), Swami Adityanath, (…)

• Deconstructing

  5 April 2025

  Very recently (April 1, 2025), the Supreme Court characterized as

• Wrong doers do not bother about the barking judiciary | Arun Srivastava

  5 April 2025

  It does not appear that UP CM Yogi Adityanath had bothered to listen to the directive of the Supreme Court on the bulldozer action. Though belated, the court ought to have taken note of this new persecutory cultural move, soon after it was unleashed by Yogi in his home state Uttar Pradesh, it does not appear to have any impact on Yogi. After SC verdict Yogi described use of bulldozer as a

• Who was fooled by the

  5 April 2025, by Faraz Ahmad

  The All India Muslim Personal Law Board has asked Muslim members of

• Why educational inequality remains high in India | Aneesh M R

  5 April 2025

  March 25, 2025
  The availability of educational infrastructure is highly uneven between the rich and the poor, urban and rural areas and between different castes.
  The unequal distribution of education leads to unequal outcomes for different social groups.
  Investment in human capital plays a decisive role in economic growth. India, which seeks to become the engine of global economic growth and swears by inclusive growth, however, shows shocking trends in rural-urban educational (…)

• Political Leadership and Development in Karnataka: Some reflections | P. S. Jayaramu

  5 April 2025, by P S Jayaramu

  This write up is a reflection on the important policy initiatives taken by some selected chief ministers of Karnataka when they were in power for the overall development of Karnataka.
  Let me start my analysis from from the beginning . Following the dissolution of the Mysore Representative Assembly and the Council in 1947, K. C. Reddy became the first Chief Minister of the State. He was chosen for Office as he had led the Mysore Congress twice from 1937-38 and 1946-47, apart from being a (…)

• The Loneliness Of A Capable Child: Rethinking Inclusion and Justice | Surabhi Nagpal

  5 April 2025

  What does it mean to belong? Is it about excelling in academics? Having a talent that others admire? Being present in the right spaces? Or is it something deeper

• Neoliberal Peak: Endogenous Privatization and Bureaucratic Overreach in Telangana

  5 April 2025

  In recent years, public higher education in Telangana has witnessed a troubling shift toward market-driven practices and centralized bureaucratic control, driven by endogenous privatization