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  • Modi up for flaring communal polarisation to reverse the voting trend in his favour | Arun Srivastava

    4 May 2024

    Narendra Modi is famous for shifting goalposts. This may be construed as the sign of an astute and shrewd politician. But it is not the reality. During the last fortnight, in the midst of high-pitched electoral battle, Modi has frequently shifted the goalpost from arousing communal passion to vilifying the Muslims to enticing SC, ST by promising their sarkar.
    His monkey flight from one agenda to another simply reinforces the fact that Modi is running short of ideas, has lost touch with the (…)

  • What does the first round of 2024 Lok Sabha Polls in Karnataka signify ? | P. S. Jayaramu

    4 May 2024, by P S Jayaramu

    29th April, 2024
    The first phase of Lok Sabha elections in Karnataka for 14 of the 28 seats got over on 26th April. Though I largely believe that the voters keep their cards close to their chest, the campaign and voting trends by leaders of the principal contending parties indicate certain trends.
    Let me first address the campaign trends. Narendra Modi who is the chief campaigner for the BJP ( local leaders like the former BJP CMs like B. S. Yediyurappa and Basavaraj Bommai have taken (…)

  • Radical Socialist on the Current [2024] Parliamentary Elections in India

    4 May 2024

    Defeat the BJP, rely on the strength of workers, poor peasants, and all the oppressed social , ethnic, regional groups of people
    Chapter 1
    The BJP is a fascist party. Or, even by any amount of minute analysis, a fascist type party. But exactly what does that mean and why does that matter? To understand that we should begin by simply noting major changes in the political, economic and social spheres that have already happened, and remember that Narendra Modi as part of his election (…)

  • Letter to Ministry of Environment - Rollback of the Green Credit Rules 2023 - Environment Groups & Concerned Citizens

    4 May 2024

    PRESS RELEASE
    26th April 2024
    100+ environmental and human rights organisations and 400+ individuals issue a letter to the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change demanding the rollback of the Green Credit Rules 2023 and the methodology introduced under the Notification dated 22nd February 2024, which in effect provides incentive for forest diversion activities through green credit earnings, at huge cost to the environment, forest and climate and to the rights of forest (…)

  • Freeman’s Review of Elizabeth Flock. The Furies: Women, Vengeance, and Justice

    4 May 2024

    [fond noir][blanc]BOOK REVIEWblanc]fond noir]
    Reviewed by Jo Freeman
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    The Furies: Women, Vengeance, and Justice by Elizabeth Flock
    Harper 2024. 293 pp. ISBN: 9780063048805 ISBN 10: 0063048809
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    Women Who Fight Back
    The author’s quest to find women who fought back began when she was raped by a tour guide in Rome after he slipped her a sedative. She did not report the incident because she did not think anyone would believe her. But it consumed her thoughts for decades, (…)

  • Review of Alpa Shah’s The Incarcerations | Anand Chakravarti

    4 May 2024, by Anand Chakravarti

    [fond noir][blanc]BOOK REVIEWblanc]fond noir]
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    The Incarcerations: Bhima Koregaon and the Search for Democracy in India
    by Alpa Shah
    HarperCollins Publishers India 2024, xxii + 561pp. Rs.699 P-ISBN 978-93-5489-986-7 (Paperback)
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    This is a book by a scholar of conscience – one who is deeply affected by the perverse use of state power to incarcerate sixteen persons accused of conspiring against the state in the infamous Bhima Koregaon case (henceforth BK case, and (…)

  • Society of Communal Harmony calls for setting up Peace and Harmony Committees - May 1, 2024

    4 May 2024

    [May 1, 2024]
    PRESS STATEMENT
    The Society of Communal Harmony condemns and deprecates any attempts whether by word or deed at tearing the social fabric and social peace in India. The need of the times is to establish Peace and Harmony Committees in every City, Town, Mohalla, Basti and Hamlet in our country. Such committees, comprising a diversity of leading citizens would promote good neighbourliness, seek to verify and quell any unfounded rumours, maintain calm and also endeavour to (…)

  • Video: Nehru Memorial Lecture 2024: ’Nehru’s Other India’s’ by Professor Priya Satia

    4 May 2024

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    Nehru Memorial Lecture 2024: ’Nehru’s Other India’s’ by Professor Priya Satia by Global Affairs, King’s College London https://youtu.be/lJeW5YFjTsU?si=UFWAx7Kxh6FKrWkd

  • Documentary: Manipur a Blot on India Democracy | Anto Akkara

    4 May 2024

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    Manipur - a Blot on Indian Democracy by anto akkara https://youtu.be/Jc2mGE1lD9k?si=5XgTkNZuScX-Vd_c

  • Documentary: Brazilian Coup of 1964 - Cold War

    4 May 2024

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    Brazilian Coup of 1964 - Cold War DOCUMENTARY by The Cold War https://youtu.be/hOiXFw8mPGI?si=VFoZMCXITYPC73aD

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