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  • Debating Hindutva | Subhash Gatade

    22 July 2023, by Subhash Gatade

    Greetings
    Thanks for introducing me to Sai Deepak’s talks / interventions etc and also asking me to give my take on the debate and also understand it in light of how ’Hindutva is understood or what ’Hindutva is all about’.
    Listened to Shashi Tharoor and J Sai Deepak.
    https://youtu.be/7x-W_lIH5-4
    Before coming to the crux of the issue would love to share my impressions about debate itself, about the speakers, their styles, persuasiveness etc. and share stray comments on some of (…)

  • Ban won’t stop transnational surrogacy | Jutharat Attawet

    22 July 2023

    by Jutharat Attawet
    July 17, 2023
    The nature of transnational surrogacy, where an intended parent seeks a woman to carry their baby internationally, allows people to circumvent national laws.
    Anong*, from Thailand’s northern Petchaboon province, was 25 when she decided to be a surrogate mother for the first time.
    "I was a surrogate in 2013 and 2018 … [I] was hired by a couple from a foreign country," she said, adding she needed to pay off her debt and looked online for a surrogacy (…)

  • Open Letter to the UN Secretary-General and President of the World Bank Towards Setting Serious Goals to Combat Inequality

    22 July 2023

    Dear Secretary-General of the United Nations Antonio Guterres and President of the World Bank Ajay Banga,
    RE: Setting serious goals to combat inequality
    As a group of economists and leaders in the fight against extreme inequalities from around the world, we write to request your leadership towards ensuring that the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the World Bank back vital new strategic goals and indicators, that can redouble efforts to address rising extreme inequality. (…)

  • BSNL employees are rightfully demanding Justice - Press Release by Joint Platform of Central Trade Unions

    22 July 2023

    13th July 2023
    Press Release
    BSNL employees are rightfully demanding Justice
    We, the Joint Platform of Central Trade Unions, have come to know the non- executive employees of BSNL are planning to launch agitations to press their long pending demands. They had a massive dharna at Jantar Mantar on 7th July and resolved to take up campaign forward. They have every right to do so.
    We are witness to the discriminatory policy followed by the Central Government towards BSNL in not offering (…)

  • 55th Bank Nationalisation Day - AIBEA Press release 18 July 2023

    22 July 2023

    ALL INDIA BANK EMPLOYEE ASSOCIATION (AIBEA)
    Press Release
    by C.H. Venkatachalam, Gen Secretary, AIBEA
    WE HAIL 55TH BANK NATIONALISATION DAY – 19TH JULY 1969 – 2023
    Nationalised Banks are Nation building institutions Privatising Banks is anti-people
    18-7-2023
    19th July, 2023 marks the successful completion of 54 years since the major privately owned Banks were nationalized in our country. Thus, 19th July, 2023 marks the 55th Bank Nationalisation Day. It is an important occasion (…)

  • Radical Socialist Statement on Manipur | 22 july 2023

    22 July 2023

    It is crystal clear that it is the March 27 ruling of the Manipur High Court to award ST status to the majority Meitei community (mostly Hindu) that led to mass protests by Zo-Kukis in early May which in turn led to violent attacks by Meitei vigilante groups and then a spiral of violence on both sides but with the Kukis easily the principal sufferers. Not the least reason for this being that the ruling BJP government and its Chief Minister Biren Singh have in various ways favoured the (…)

  • Manipur Violence - Statement by CPI MP Binoy Viswam (20 July 2023)

    22 July 2023, by Binoy Viswam

    CPI Parliamentary Party Leader Shri Binoy Viswam serves notice under Rule 267 to have a discussion on the disturbing developments in Manipur
    Communist Party of India Parliamentary Party Leader and National Secretary Shri Binoy Viswam served a Notice under Rule 267 of Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in the Rajya Sabha to have a discussion on the disturbing developments in the state of Manipur over the last three months.

  • A Book on Forgotten Refugees | Joydip Ghosal

    22 July 2023

    Forgotten Refugees, Two Iraqi Brothers in India
    by Nandita Haksar
    Speaking Tiger Books LLP
    2022
    ISBN- 978-93-5447-311-1 __0__
    Nandita Haksar is an eminent human rights lawyer who has left her own imprint and set a precedent in the arena of human rights law. Apart from that she is a renowned campaigner and teacher. Both in Indian courts and international fields she fought tirelessly for the rights of refugees whether they were internally displaced people or refugees evicted from (…)

  • Chatterjee on Creativity from the Periphery by Deepanwita Dasgupta

    22 July 2023

    BOOK REVIEW
    Reviewed by Animesh Chatterjee (Greenhouse Centre for Environmental Humanities at the University of Stavanger)
    __0__
    Creativity from the Periphery: Trading Zones of Scientific Exchange in Colonial India
    by Deepanwita Dasgupta
    University of Pittsburgh Press 2021. 312 pp. (e-book), ISBN 978-0-8229-8802-1 (cloth), ISBN 978-0-8229-4656-4.
    __0__
    Outlining her arguments, Deepanwita Dasgupta writes that the purpose of Creativity from the Periphery: Trading Zones of (…)

  • Caricature: Tribute to Oommen Chandy | Jayaraj Vellur

    22 July 2023, by Jayaraj Vellur
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