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  • The growing promise of cancer vaccines | Bidyut Sarkar

    25 May 2024

    May 19, 2024
    No magic bullet is in sight yet, but three vaccines for particular skin and lung cancer types have advanced to the last phase of clinical trials
    A cure for cancer — which is second only to cardiovascular diseases in its contribution to the global burden of disease — has long been a dream.
    While no magic bullet is yet in sight, three vaccines for particular skin and lung cancer types have advanced to the last stage of clinical trials in recent months.
    If successful, these (…)

  • Making of the Indian Constitution | L.S. Hardenia

    25 May 2024, by L. S. Herdenia

    The first meeting of the Constituent Assembly of India took place in the constitution Hall, New Delhi on Monday the 9th December, 1946 at eleven of the clock.
    Acharya J.B. Kripalani has requested Dr. Sachchidananda Sinha to take the chair as temporary chairman. Perhaps he anticipated that a time may come when some elements might demand to change the constitution Dr. Sinha warned "my prayer is that the constitution that you are going to plan may similarly be reared for immortality if the (…)

  • The Mass Psychology of Misery | John Zerzan

    25 May 2024

    Quite a while ago, just before the upheavals of the ’60s-shifts that have not ceased, but have been forced in less direct, less public directions — Marcuse in his One-Dimensional Man, described a populace characterized by flattened personality, satisfied and content. With the pervasive anguish of today, who could be so described? Therein lies a deep, if inchoate critique.
    Much theorizing has announced the erosion of individuality’s last remnants; but if this were so, if society now (…)

  • NAJAR appeals for full and fair disclosure of voter turnout data by ECI

    25 May 2024

    National Alliance for Justice, Accountability & Rights (NAJAR)
    ECI’s Affidavit before the Apex Court is misleading, legally untenable and violative of democratic principles!
    NAJAR appeals for full and fair disclosure of voter turnout data by ECI and an end to secrecy, detrimental to our democracy!
    23rd May, 2024: National Alliance for Justice, Accountability & Rights (NAJAR), as a collective of concerned legal professionals across India, strongly disagrees with and disapproves (…)

  • Fault lines in the RBI’s surplus transfer to government | AITUC

    25 May 2024

    All India Trade Union Congress
    Press release
    The following press statement was issued on 23.05.2024 to the press by Amarjeet Kaur, General Secretary, AITUC
    Today’s press reports say that the meeting of the Central Board of Directors of the Reserve Bank of India has taken a decision to transfer Rs 2,10,874 crores as surplus to the Union Government for the accounting year 2023-24. This is a phenomenal amount, more than double the Rs87,416 crore transferred in FY23. Termed as a windfall (…)

  • Govt must protect millions of outdoor workers from extreme heat & provide disaster allowance | NAPM

    25 May 2024

    National Alliance of People’s Movements (NAPM) National Office: A/29, Haji Habib Bldg., Naigaon Cross Road, Dadar (E), Mumbai – 400014 Social Media: @napmindia | E-mail: napmindia[at]gmail.com | Blog: www.napmindia.wordpress.com | Web: www.napm-india.org
    NAPM demands urgent government action to protect millions of outdoor workers from extreme heat and heatwaves, declaration of heatwaves as Climatic Disaster, and provision of disaster allowance to financially-affected workers Exclusion (…)

  • Choices, Priorities, Freedoms and Mahbub ul Haq | Aijaz Ahmed

    25 May 2024

    [fond noir][blanc]BOOK REVIEWblanc]fond noir]
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    Reflections on Human Development Edited by Mahbub ul Haq
    Oxford University Press Inc. UK
    1996, 272 pages Price: 34 pounds
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    The central theme of Mahbub ul Haq’s book, Reflections on Human Development, revolves around a novel development paradigm centered on human well-being. It argues that while income growth is important, it should not be seen as the sole indicator of development nor as the ultimate goal of human life. (…)

  • Marais’s Review of An Introduction to the History of Chronobiology by Jole Shackelford

    25 May 2024

    [fond noir][blanc]BOOK REVIEWblanc]fond noir]
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    An Introduction to the History of Chronobiology, Volume 1: Biological Rhythms Emerge as a Subject of Scientific Research
    by Jole Shackelford
    University of Pittsburgh Press 2022. 332 pp. (cloth), ISBN 978-0-8229-4732-5
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    Reviewed by Johanné Marais
    If you are not yet thinking of the cyclical nature in everything, you may want to pick up Jole Shackelford’s An Introduction to the History of Chronobiology, Volume 1: Biological (…)

  • Commanding prescription for furthering justice through privileging politics over economics | Vijay Kumar

    25 May 2024, by Vijay Kumar

    [fond noir][blanc]BOOK REVIEWblanc]fond noir]
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    Justice by Means of Democracy
    by Danielle Allen
    Indian Print by Satyam Books Pvt. Ltd. 2023 Page 282 Price Rs.995/-
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    The ‘Theory of Justice’ by John Rawls was published in 1971, and since then has been holding the reign of most original work, at least in the post-second World War. The fundamental of Rawlsian paradigm was challenged first time by Prof. Amartya Sen in ‘Idea of Justice’ in 2009 by shifting the focus from (…)

  • Music: The Doors - Alabama Song (Whiskey Bar)

    25 May 2024

    Play
    The Doors - Alabama Song (Whiskey Bar) by arnoldlayne2 https://youtu.be/YbzvSYLCSo0?si=KDM4c-c_ZJu31GGC

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