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Indian Left in a Pit: The Way Out? Prof. Achin Vanaik Examines | Sukla Sen
5 March 2021, by Sukla Senby Sukla Sen
Professor Achin Vanaik, to the discerning Indian public in particular, is quite a familiar name—both as a radical intellectual and an activist as well, especially in the field of anti-nuclear peace movement; is a co-recipient, with (...) -
When Sonu Sood Beat Santa Claus | M.R. Narayan Swamy
5 March 2021, by M R Narayan SwamyTitle: I Am No Messiah; Author: Sonu Sood with Meena K. Iyer; Publisher: Ebury Press (Penguin Random House); Pages: 215; Price: Rs 399
This is a heart-warming and a candid account of how actor Sonu Sood achieved the impossible: in the worst (...) -
Open Letter —Stop Racist and Misogynist Attacks on the Emergent Indigenous, Eco-Feminist Left in Latin America
5 March 2021Open Letter
Stop Racist and Misogynist Attacks on the Emergent Indigenous, Eco-Feminist Left in Latin America
Address the Crisis in Today’s Ecuador
Dear Editors of Jacobin Magazine and Monthly Review,
March 1st, 2021
We, the signatories of (...) -
History of divisive ethnic identities shows it’s time Nigeria admits its role in enforcing them | Muhammad Dan Suleiman & Benjamin Maiangwa
5 March 2021by Muhammad Dan Suleiman & Benjamin Maiangwa *
February 24, 2021
The Nigerian state, as with other African countries, is trapped in a crisis of belonging. This is expressed through identity battles which sometimes harm people of “other” religions (...) -
To stop climate disaster, make ecocide an international crime. It’s the only way | Jojo Mehta and Julia Jackson
5 March 2021As a global community, we cannot wait for more warning signs or the “right moment”. Last year alone has seen devastating examples of ecocide: fires ravaging the Amazon, the Congo basin, Australia, Alaska and Siberia all at unprecedented rates; a large oil spill in Ecuador; and unending, accelerating plastic pollution, which could weigh up to 1.3bn tons by 2040. Unfortunately, under cover of Covid-19, ecocide has accelerated. Deforestation in the Amazon basin increased by 50% in the first quarter of 2020, with rampant fires reaching a 13-year high in June.
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The Workers Opposition | Alexandra Kollontai (1921) - The Text That was Banned in the Soviet Union
5 March 2021Published first in Pravda, January 25, 1921. The text was banned in Soviet Russia in March of 1921, by resolution of the 10th Congress of the Communist Party
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Table of Contents, Mainstream, Feb 27, 2021
27 February 2021Table of Contents, Mainstream, Feb 27, 2021
Letter to the readers, Mainstream, Feb 27
On Asiatic Despotism and the Transcendence of Capitalism ; Murzban Jal
New farm laws & Solidarity Movement: Unfolding New politics ; Sunil Ray
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Letter to the readers, Mainstream, Feb 27
27 February 2021Letter to the Readers, Mainstream, Feb 27, 2021
In 2003 India and Pakistan had signed a ceasefire agreement along the Line of Control (LoC) in the Kashmir region but this agreement had pretty much broken down in the recent years and there had (...) -
On Asiatic Despotism and the Transcendence of Capitalism | Murzban Jal
27 February 2021by Murzban Jal
Arup Kumar Sen’s ‘Reading “Asiatic” Despotism’ has raised a very pertinent question of Asiatic despotism that was stubbornly buried by Stalin in the 1930s. With this burial what was also buried by Stalin and his henchmen, was the (...) -
New farm laws and Solidarity movement: Unfolding New politics for New Economics | Sunil Ray
27 February 2021by Sunil Ray *
Farmers’ upheaval, a unique resistance movement against the new farm laws epitomizing neo-liberalism is making a case for an epochal transformation that the nation has ever witnessed after Independence. It is capturing the (...)
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