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  • Pawan Khera’s arrest was arbitrary and dictatorial | Statement by Congress Party

    25 February 2023

    Press Statement issued by Shri KC Venugopal, G. Sec. I/C, Organisation
    23 February, 2023
    Today, a group of INC leaders were travelling on Indigo Flight No. 6E 204 from Delhi to Raipur. After we boarded, Sh. Pawan Khera was deplaned and informed that the Assam Police will be arresting him. Without providing any copy of the FIR, an arrest warrant, or a production warrant from the concerned magistrate, the Delhi Police detained Sh. Khera.
    Sh. Khera was arrested on totally baseless (…)

  • Rishi Sunak: The Success Story of a Minority in Britain | M.R. Narayan Swamy

    25 February 2023, by M R Narayan Swamy

    BOOK REVIEW
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    Rishi Sunak: The Rise
    by Michael Ashcroft
    Hachette India; Pages: 357; Price: Rs 699
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    If Britain was engulfed by a majoritarian ideology, Rishi Sunak would have never become the Prime Minister.
    It goes to the credit of Britain’s democracy that a young man born to Indian immigrants (a Hindu at that) defeated veterans in an overwhelmingly white constituency and finally moved into 10 Downing Street. All that mattered to the Conservatives and British voters (…)

  • Review of Goldstein & Nost eds., The Nature of Data: Infrastructures, Environments, Politics

    25 February 2023

    Reviewed by Anne-Lise Boyer (University of Arizona) __0__
    The Nature of Data: Infrastructures, Environments, Politics
    by Jenny Goldstein, Eric Nost, eds.
    Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press 2022. ix + 328 pp. (cloth), ISBN 978-1-4962-1715-8; (paper), ISBN 978-1-4962-3250-2
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    At a time when the apparent dematerialization of economies, the hypertrophy of the digital sphere, the predominance of social networks, and the advancement of artificial intelligence value the (…)

  • Message from Ukrainian left group - ’Sotsialnyi Rukh’ to the CPI-ML-Liberation

    25 February 2023

    (On February 16-17, a representative of ’Sotsialnyi Rukh’ —the Ukrainian left organization took part in the 11th Congress of the Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation and delivered a message to: (1) to mobilise against Modi’s economic, diplomatic, and political cooperation with the state of Russia (2) to encourage the CPIML and the Indian Left to re-evaluate their positions on the Russian invasion and the Ukrainian resistance.)
    The transcript of the speech is given below. (…)

  • Photo: Dispute between Serra Pelada gold mine worker and military police in Brazil (1986) | Sebastiao Salgado

    25 February 2023
  • Cartoon: My Bad . . . I Hugged A Bull | Nala Ponnappa

    25 February 2023
  • Music: Michel Blavet: Flute Sonata in D minor op. 2/2, "La Vibray"

    25 February 2023

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    Michel Blavet: Flute Sonata in D minor op. 2/2, "La Vibray" by artpieful https://youtu.be/xuGJy_xenF0

  • Table of Contents - Mainstream, Feb 18, 2023

    17 February 2023

    * On the Legacies of Jawaharlal Nehru and Narendra Deva | Anil Nauriya
    * Paresh Chattopadhyay and his time | Pradip Baksi
    * Black days ahead if coal city does not change | Shatabdi Das
    * Low Budgets, Inequalities Impede Educational Progress | Bharat Dogra
    * Raid on BBC offices in India - Statements by the Editor’s Guild, CPI(M), CPI

  • Letter to the Readers, Mainstream, Feb 18, 2023

    17 February 2023

    Letter to the Readers, Mainstream, Feb 18, 2023
    Will Having More Makeup Artists Help?
    Starting Dec 2022 India assumed the rotating presidency of the G20 (group of 20 most industrialized countries in the world) and this sparked a big political marketing blitz inside the country. So where ever you go in New Delhi the city is plastered with huge billboards and posters with a logo for G20 on one side and on the other side it says ‘Mother of democracy to host G20’ in a supposed reference to (…)

  • Rise and Fall of a ‘Growth King’ | Arup Kumar Sen

    17 February 2023, by Arup Kumar Sen

    Long back, two eminent Marxist thinkers, Harry Magdoff and Paul M Sweezy, observed how the massive growth of the financial sector, both absolutely and relative to the underlying productive sector, gave birth to speculative activity on an unprecedented scale. They also noted the dangers that lie ahead and the ineffectiveness of monetary authorities in this connection. (See Harry Magdoff and Paul M. Sweezy, Stagnation and the Financial Explosion, 1987)
    The recent financial crisis in India, (…)

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