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On India’s roads, ill-suited infrastructure drives pedestrian deaths | Shalini Rankavat
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Recalling the Life and Death of a Suspected
24 November 2024While reporting the death of G N Saibaba on October 12, 2024, The Hindu noted (October 13, 2024):
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Justice Restored: Supreme Court Prohibits Bulldozer Injustice | Narender Nagarwal
23 November 2024, by Narender NagarwalIntroduction
In a landmark ruling, In Re: Directions in the matter of Demolition of Structures v. and Ors. Writ Petition (Civil) No. 295 of 2022, The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India has effectively dismantled the practice known as "bulldozer justice" -
Those who protect the poor also need protection in difficult times | Bharat Dogra
23 November 2024, by Bharat DograThe poorest and most vulnerable sections of the population living in remote villages frequently face injustice and sometimes even violence. Those responsible for this injustice and violence use their resources and influence to try to turn the scales of justice against the victims. In such circumstances the role of those social activists who sincerely try their best to help these victims, to make available legal help to them and to ensure that truth prevails and justice is done becomes very (…)
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Reflections on the 100 years of the Communist Party in India | Suresh Khairnar
23 November 2024, by Suresh KhairnarThis is even more important in view of the competition between the present countries and the world to run after capitalism. Soviet Russia and China, the countries that were once the guides to socialism in the entire world, are today moving ahead in the competition of capitalism at such a fast pace and are exploiting their own workers. They are already defeating the countries that supported capitalism. From human rights to the workers and farmers, with whose help the socialist revolutions (…)
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The Crisis in Manipur: A Call for Accountability | Pallab Sengupta
23 November 2024In the midst of current turmoil, Manipur state council meeting of CPI was held on 15th November, 2024. The meeting was attended by all state council members and participated in the discussion on present political developments, organizational issues and preparations for the centenary foundation of CPI.
The meeting felt that ongoing turmoil in Manipur has reached alarming levels, drawing widespread concern across the nation. The situation, marked by escalating violence, killings, deepening (…) -
The Tree Is A Poem | Sagari Chhabra
23 November 2024, by Sagari ChhabraThe tree is a poem
the earth writes to the sky;
shrieking parrots streak green
her canopy, so high;
nibbling her fruit,
leaving a soft, curvature impress,
the tree is a giving, sweeping Empress.
The tree is a poem with several stanzas;
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Durga Puja & R G Kar Agitation In West Bengal | Sujit Kumar Paul & Souradeep Sarkar
23 November 2024Durga Puja is West Bengal
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A Veritable Revolution in Sri Lanka
23 November 2024, by M R Narayan SwamyDuring my frequent visits to Sri Lanka, I always posed one question to friends: Why can
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Who Voted for Hitler? | Dan Simon
23 November 2024by Dan Simon
January 15, 2021
Just as there are myths about Trump voters, there are damaging misconceptions about who brought the Nazis to power.
Back in May of 2017, over drinks, The Nation
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