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  • Story of Raj Narain, the Indian Scocialist | Suresh Khairnar

    15 March 2025, by Suresh Khairnar

    After reading the 512 page book titled "Rajnarayan is not a name but history" edited by my Lucknow friend Shahnawaz Ahmad Qadri, I am writing this article as a self-confession and to review the book. Although Shahnawaz ji had been urging me for a long time to write something on Rajnarayan ji. But whatever I had heard about Rajnarayan ji from the leaders of the Praja Socialist Party of Maharashtra since childhood, he was nothing more than a ridiculous person. But after reading this book, I (…)

  • India

    15 March 2025, by Jawed Naqvi

    COMMUNIST parties in India are quibbling over the characteristics of fascism, wondering if Antonio Gramsci

  • Indo-US relations under the Trump Presidency 2.0 | P. S. Jayaramu

    15 March 2025, by P S Jayaramu

    March 10, 2025
    Undoubtedly, dealing with the United States under Trump 2.0 is the biggest challenge that Prime Minister Narendra Modi faces. Though it has been widely reported and perhaps believed that Modi enjoys a special personal relationship with the US President Donald Trump, it must be recognised that dealing with Trump in his second Presidency is a very formidable task for Modi and External Affairs Minister Dr. Subrahmanyam Jaishankar. There are multiple reasons for it. Firstly, (…)

  • James Bond has returned to international politics | Ash Narain Roy

    15 March 2025, by Ash Narain Roy

    In the 2021 James Bond film No Time to Die, the protagonist sacrifices himself and saves the world. The film, however, ends with a familiar swagger: "James Bond will return." Donald Trump promises no such sacrifice but is hell-bent on destroying America

  • Sri Lanka: The NPP Government & Its Democratic Promise | Jayadeva Uyangoda

    15 March 2025

    15 January 2025
    How democratic will the National People

  • Global Right-Wing Consolidation and the Fight? | D. Raja

    15 March 2025, by D Raja

    More than a century back, Vladimir Lenin described Imperialism as the highest state of capitalism, an outcome of the decay in capitalism. His analysis stands the test of time when we see a crisis-ridden capitalist order, which has failed to improve lives globally, resorting to desperate measures to ensure its survival, no matter what happens to the humanity. Consolidation of right-wing and far-right political forces globally in the tumultuous period post the financial meltdown of late-2000s (…)

  • How the Modi Government is Towing the American Line | Radhakanta Barik

    15 March 2025, by Radhakanta Barik

    Rise of rightwing politics all over the world has been encouraged by USAID, be it Egypt or India. Remember the funding of the Banana Republics? The famous American story writer O Henry coined the phrase more than a hundred years ago to describe the fictional Republic of Anchuria in the book

  • Philippines: Arrest of Ex-President Duterte raises wider questions about the War on Drugs | Bharat Dogra

    15 March 2025, by Bharat Dogra

    Following a warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC), former Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte was arrested on March 11 in Manila. This is in relation to his so-called war on drugs following which he faces charge of

  • Amartya’s Inadequate Grasp of Marx’s Philosophical Insights | Mark Lindley

    15 March 2025

    Amartya Sen’s beautifully written autobiographical book, At Home in the World,[[Amartya Sen, Home in the World: A Memoir (Penguin Press, London 2021; American edition, New York 2022); cited below as

  • EGI statement on arrest of Hyderabad-based journalist

    15 March 2025

    The Editor’s Guild of India
    Press Statement
    March 12, 2025
    The Editors Guild of India expresses grave concern over reports of the arrest of Hyderabad-based journalist Ms. Revathi Pogadadanda by the city’s cybercrime police early on Wednesday morning.
    Ms. Pogadadanda was reportedly taken from her home, along with her husband, at the crack of dawn. It is believed that this action followed the publication of a video on her YouTube channel, in which a farmer criticized the state chief (…)

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