Although there have been umpteen number of attempts to belittle the mass movement launched by the Singur Krishi Jomi Raksha Committee (SKJRC), it will certainly not be an overstatement if the Singur movement is described as one of the most important social developments in post-independence West Bengal that has the potentiality to influence the dynamics of change not just in the State but in other parts of India as well. The course of events has also brought into focus the irresponsible roles (…)
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October 11, 2008
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– Vol XLVI No 43 New Delhi October 11, 2008
Time for Introspection
M.K. BHADRAKUMAR
– India and the World of Tomorrow
SAILENDRA NATH GHOSH
– Indo-US N-Deal : US Power Elite Gains All, India Loses Every Way
BRANISLAV GOSOVIC
– Yugo-Nostalgie: For a Comprehensive Approach to the Problems of West Balkans
SHREE SHANKAR SHARAN
– Fighting the Flood Ravages of Kosi
AMITAVA MUKHERJEE
– Significance of the Singur Movement
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