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Photo: Salaspils Memorials, Letonia (1967) | Gunars Asaris and Olgerts Ostenbergs
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1764 Map of Jafna City & Fort in Ceylon [Sri Lanka]
7 December 2024Map of Jaffna, in the northern tip of the island of Sri Lanka, from Jacques Nicolas Bellin’s Le Petit Atlas Maritime Recueti de Cartes et Plans des Quatre Parlies du Monde en Cinq Volumes, first published in Paris in 1764.
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Table of Contents, Mainstream, Nov 30, 2024
30 November 2024* 75th Anniversary of India’s Constitution | Vijay Kumar
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Letter to the Readers, Mainstream, Nov 30, 2024
30 November 2024Letter to the readers, Mainstream, November 30, 2024
India stands constitutionally committed to promoting a scientific culture in society. In 1976 the 42nd -
The Constitution At Seventy-Five: Only Guardrail Against The Pursuit of Restructuring The
29 November 2024, by Vijay KumarOn 26th November,2024, The Indian Constitution turned 75
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Radical Socialist Statement on Assembly elections in Maharashtra and Jharkhand | Nov 26, 2024
29 November 2024The BJP and its allied forces have swung back with great force in Maharashtra, and while they have been blocked in Jharkhand electorally, it does not mean they have been weakened.
The Maharashtra results have come as a blow to many. After the strong showing by anti-BJP forces in the Parliamentary elections earlier this year, there had been an upbeat mood in the INDIA camp and its left wing supporters. The election results show that in order to win, the BJP has more weapons in its arsenal. (…) -
Worsening Spiral of Hate speech: Demonization of Religious Minorities | Ram Puniyani
29 November 2024, by Ram PuniyaniRSS-BJP and its affiliates take every opportunity to deepen the demonization of religious minorities. Though there are legal provisions for punishing these Hate speeches mostly they go unpunished. Last decade as the communal party is in power the phenomenon has seen a dangerous downslide, which is leading to negative social perceptions about the religious minorities. As reflected in the community whatsapp groups and social attitudes; hating these minorities has become a sort of normal (…)
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India’s image internationally takes a beating thanks to the Adani and Modi combine | Arun Srivastava
29 November 2024Narendra Modi
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Demand for Denial of Right to Vote for Muslims in Karnataka — a lab for communal agendas | J P Gadkari
29 November 2024, by J P GadkariNovember 28, 2024
Karnataka has been the lab for experimenting on various kind of communal agendas. During the previous BJP regime Hijab, Halal, disallowing Muslim traders from the Hindu festival places etc were controversies making headlines every other day and some of them like Hijab were dealt at the judicial level. However, the people in general were not affected by it and the controversies remained located in certain parts of the State only.
In Assembly elections held in (…)