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  Music: Khar Khulz by Uuhai —the Mongolian folk metal band

  5 October 2024

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  Video: PACE hearing on Julian Assange’s detention and conviction and their chilling effects on human rights (Oct 1, 2024)

  5 October 2024
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  Table of Contents, Mainstream, Sept 28, 2024

  28 September 2024

  * The Fantasy Of

• Letter to the Readers, Mainstream, Sept 28, 2024

  28 September 2024

  Letter to the Readers, Mainstream
  Politicians and activists from opposing political camps share

• The Fantasy Of

  28 September 2024, by Vijay Kumar

  The decision of the Union Cabinet to implement One Nation One Election (ONOE) has grave implications for the Indian democracy, particularly its federal structure

• BJP

  28 September 2024, by Faraz Ahmad

  Going through the morning papers this Friday [Sept 27, 2024] a sharp contrast struck me. Actually, it has been bothering me for a while.
  The first image was of a full-size centre page photo of the women family members of the police officials of Bharatpur

• The Siddaramaiah phenomenon in Karnataka Politics | P. S. Jayaramu

  28 September 2024, by P S Jayaramu

  Chief Minister Siddaramaiah is very much in the news both at tbe state and national level due to his alleged involvement in the MUDA issue relating to allotment of alternative sites to his wife Parvathi. Following a representation by activist and lawyer T J Abraham to the Governor, the latter accorded permission within 24 hours to investigate the matter. Quite expectedly, Siddaramaiah contested the Governor

• Climate Change and Ecological Alternatives | Soma Marla

  28 September 2024, by Soma S. Marla

  Everyone agrees to the fact that Climate change is caused principally by burning of fossil fuels. Capital consumed heavily these fuels in industrialization especially during the last hundred years. Powerful Western nations and big capital instead of elimination of harmful use of hydrocarbons are suggesting other green washing technologies as a solution. Still a s small window is open to mitigate climate crisis by adopting ecological solutions to address this crisis.
  Scientists note nine

• What’s at stake as Kashmir goes to the polls | Mohsin Raza Khan & Shashank Ranjan

  28 September 2024

  The Indian government will have to take a considered view on doing more than statehood to Jammu and Kashmir.
  Embarking on a mountain in Kashmir, while running a temperature, is a bad idea, especially when elections in India

• Double Faced Political Rulers | Humra Quraishi

  28 September 2024, by Humra Quraishi

  26 September 2024
  First things first. From the latest news reports the war havoc is furthering