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  • From Plight to Solution: Tackling Mumbai’s Infrastructure Woes | S. N. Tripathy

    12 August 2023, by S N Tripathy

    As the financial capital of India, the city of Mumbai finds itself entangled in a web of dire infrastructure challenges, including deteriorated roads, a woeful drainage system, and insufficient maintenance hole upkeep, all of which have intensified the plight of its inhabitants, particularly during periods of torrential rainfall. Mumbai’s rain-soaked roads, added challenge of congested streets and heavy traffic, transform into perilous pathways.
    Infrastructure Predicament:
    Mumbai’s (…)

  • Chinese Communist Party branches out into private businesses | Jerome Doyon

    12 August 2023

    11 August 2023
    The increased penetration of the private sector by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is causing widespread concern. The establishment of party branches within private companies is perceived as a potential lever of control, alongside financial and regulatory tools, that the government could wield to keep businesses in line. But while the increasing centrality of the CCP in state-owned enterprises (SOEs) is evident, its role in private companies remains less obvious. (…)

  • Women authors, Partition stories, and shared histories | Sara Arshad

    12 August 2023

    August 12, 2023
    As India and Pakistan mark 76 years of independence from British rule and simultaneous Partition, a look at the intertwined stories and work of three young women oral historians from the region
    Well into her PhD studies on the medieval history of English literature at Cambridge University, Ananya Jahanara Kabir began wondering what exactly she was doing with her life. Then in 1997, the 50th year of the partition of India and Pakistan nudged her into an area she hadn’t (…)

  • Colombian Left Wing Govt’s First Year Is Marked By Measures For Social Justice | Laura Capote

    12 August 2023

    by Laura Capote
    (India Press Agency - August 12, 2023)
    This month August marked the first year of the first progressive government in Colombia’s history. In this short time, the government has proven its commitment to defend its victory at the polls. The Colombian people have also affirmed their will to enact radical change that brings the country closer, in the terms of the National Development Plan presented by Gustavo Petro, to being a “world power of life.”
    Domestic, regional, and (…)

  • Statement on Press and Registration of Periodicals Bill, 2023 | Editors Guild of India

    12 August 2023

    The Editors Guild of India
    PRESS STATEMENT
    EGI Statement on Press and Registration of Periodicals Bill, 2023
    August 6, 2023
    The Editors Guild of India is deeply concerned with some of the draconian provisions in the Press and Registration of Periodicals Bill, 2023, which was introduced in the Rajya Sabha by the Hon’ble Union Minister for Information & Broadcasting, Mr. Anurag Thakur, and is meant to replace the existing Press and Registration of Books Act, 1867 (PRB).
    Though (…)

  • Haryana Violence: hatred being created, mass migration being forced - CPI Press release

    12 August 2023

    Communist Party of India
    Date: 06 August 2023
    Press Release
    Ground reality revealed after the visit of CPI delegation in violent Haryana; hatred is being created, mass migration is being forced
    CPI delegation visits Haryana’s violence affected areas and interactions with various sections revealed dangerous levels of polarization and hatred in the region. CPI delegation visited violent Gurugram and Noh districts of Haryana on 06 August 2023. The delegation felt that intentionally (…)

  • Statement by PUCL Maharashtra over Multiple Murders by RPF constable Chetan Singh!

    12 August 2023

    PEOPLE’S UNION FOR CIVIL LIBERTIES PUCL Maharashtra State Unit President: Mihir Desai; General Secretary: Lara Jesani; Treasurer: Alex D’Mello Committee Members: Ammu Abraham, Dolphy D’souza, Ramesh Awasthi, Sandhya Gokhale Email: pucl.maharashtra[at]gmail.com
    August 7, 2023
    PUCL MAHARASHTRA STATEMENT ON THE MULTIPLE MURDERS BY RPF CONSTABLE CHETAN SINGH OF HIS SUPERIOR OFFICER AND THREE MUSLIM PASSENGERS WHILE ON DUTY ONBOARD THE JAIPUR-MUMBAI CENTRAL EXPRESS ON JULY 31, 2023
    Alarm (…)

  • Mughal Kings who Promoted Sanskrit, Hindu Epics | M.R. Narayan Swamy

    12 August 2023, by M R Narayan Swamy

    BOOK REVIEW
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    Culture of Encounters: Sanskrit at the Mughal Court
    by Audrey Truschke
    Penguin Books Mar/2016 Pages: xiv + 362; Price: Rs 450 ISBN: 9780143428909
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    It is not without reason that Emperor Akbar (who ruled from 1556 to 1605) was always described as Akbar the Great – till Hindutva ideologues decided that popular admiration for him should go and he must be seen as another Muslim king who Hindu-majority India would have probably preferred to do without. (…)

  • Review of Electrifying Mexico by Diana J. Montaño | Jaclyn A. Sumner

    12 August 2023

    BOOK REVIEW
    Reviewed by Jaclyn A. Sumner (Presbyterian College)
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    Electrifying Mexico:
    Technology and the Transformation of a Modern City
    by Diana J. Montaño
    University of Texas Press 2021. Illustrations. xiv + 373 pp. (cloth) ISBN 978-1-4773-2345-8
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    In Electrifying Mexico, Diana J. Montaño examines how government officials, engineers, citizens, and others worked to illuminate and power up Mexico City, the nation’s capital and emblem of progress. Montaño’s book is (…)

  • Caricature: Tribute to Gaddar | Jayaraj Vellur

    12 August 2023, by Jayaraj Vellur
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