Mainstream WeeklyBook Review by Aamir Raza
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Qaul-e-Faisal: Insaaf ki baat by Maulana Azad Translated by Mohammad Naushad
Setu Prakashan 198 pages Rs 325
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The sedition law in India has colonial origin and served as an effective tool in the hands of the British imperialist rulers to suppress dissent against its actions and policies. In the last few years, the number of Sedition cases filed against the individual has risen substantially. The Sedition law has been repeatedly used to harass (…)
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An Expose of Hitler’s Disdain for India | M.R. Narayan Swamy
26 November 2022, by M R Narayan SwamyBOOK REVIEW
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Hitler and India:
The untold Story of his Hatred for the Country and Its People
by Vaibhav Purandare
HarperCollins Publishers
207 pages
Price: Rs 399
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Adolf Hitler is considered by some as a friend of India because he hosted, even if briefly, Subhas Chandra Bose. This is perhaps one reason why his autobiography Mein Kampf sells well in this country. The reality is nauseatingly different, as journalist-author Vairbhav Purandare unveils in this path (…) -
Reading the Hidden Transcripts in the Movie Kantara | Raj Kumar Thakur
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Table of Contents - Mainstream, Nov 19, 2022
19 November 2022* Nehruvian foreign policy & its relevance today | P S Jayaramu
* Nehru Warned of Majoritarianism dressed as Nationalism | S N Sahu
* On the Release of Rajiv Gandhi’s Killers | Papri Sri Raman
* Russian Invasion of Ukraine & Divisions Within The Left | Achin Vanaik -
Letter to the Readers, Mainstream, Nov 19, 2022
19 November 2022Letter to the Readers, Mainstream, Nov 19, 2022
Over the past decades the multi-billion dollar pharmaceutical industry in India has acquired a name for itself as the pharmacy of the world that supply’s an estimated sixty percent of the world’s vaccines and about twenty percent of all of generic medicines. This standing of the industry had been partly tarnished in the past when a major scandal broke around a particular Indian Parma company called Ranbaxy over its manipulation of clinical (…) -
Hatti Tribal and Swarna Aayog Movement: Deciphering Caste Majoritarian Churn in Himachal Pradesh | Rohit Kumar and Rakesh Kumar
19 November 2022by Rohit Kumar and Rakesh Kumar *
India being a country full of caste-religious and ethnic-cultural diversities made it susceptible to many conflicts based on these deep rooted differences. Though Indian constitution provided to mitigate these differences through many of its provisions but these still remained major hurdles in achieving the liberal-democratic goals of egalitarianism. The similar diversities have also made its way in the politics and economy of the country after (…)