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  • Video: Bertrand Russell - Press Conference on Nuclear Weapons - London, 9 July 1955

    10 June 2020

    Sir Bertrand Russell reading Russell-Einstein Manifesto and answering questions of the press.

  • Video: Noam Chomsky - Manufacturing Consent

    9 June 2020

    Summary of Chomsky’s analyses on how the corporate media functions. Excerpt from the documentary "Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky and the Media" (1992)

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  • Young Mayakovsky’s Letter to his Sister in 1905

    9 June 2020, by Harsh Kapoor

    Vladimir Mayakovsky (7 July 1893 – 14 April 1930) was a Soviet poet, playwright, artist, and actor, he also edited the art journal LEF, and created posters in support of the Communist Party. Mayakovsky often found himself in a confrontation with the Soviet State over cultural censorship and the development of the State doctrine of Socialist realism. Works that contained criticism or satire of aspects of the Soviet system, such as the poem "Talking With the Taxman About Poetry" (1926), and (…)

  • Table of Contents - Lockdown Edition no.11 | June 6, 2020

    6 June 2020

    LETTER TO THE READERS - COVID 19 Lockdown Edition No.11 - 6 June | The Editor Mainstream Tiananmen Square Massacre of 4 June 1989: The Chinese Communist Party Crushed the Dreams of A Citizens Movement for Democratisation - A documentary Film Remembering Tiananmen - A poem by Vikram Seth Pandemic and the Reverse Migration of Labour in India | Sunanda Sen NCoV19 and Selling India Inc. Model of Self-Reliance with Local Rhetoric | D M Diwakar A Sceptre is Haunting the World | Kobad Ghandy (…)

  • LETTER TO THE READERS - COVID 19 Lockdown Edition No.11 - 6 June

    6 June 2020

    Letter to Readers - Mainstream, June 6 2020
    It is disturbing to see the Delhi police on a wild goose chase against all sections of people who are being picked up for having had a connection with the Anti-CAA protests. Incidentally, the President of the National Federation of Indian Woman Aruna Roy in her message on the 67th founding anniversary of NFIW on June 4th has highlighted the present government’s attack on freedom of expression and called for a sustained campaign against the (…)

  • Video: Tiananmen Square Massacre of 4 June 1989: The Chinese Communist Party Crushed the Dreams of A Citizens Movement for Democratisation

    6 June 2020

    Tremble and Obey a documentary film by the Australia Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). It includes interviews with many of the key participants of the protest movement who were subsequently placed on China’s ‘most wanted’ list.

  • Remembering Tiananmen - A poem by Vikram Seth

    6 June 2020

    Remembering Tiananmen
    No miracle will ever clean
    The memory, bestial and obscene,
    Of those who, having fouled their trust,
    Grew warped with dread and powerlust—
    And ordered fire on the square,
    On unarmed people everywhere,
    Brave people seeking to be free
    Of rottenness, of tyranny.
    — Vikram Seth
    [This poem was published in The Times of India on June 6, 1989. It is being reproduced—courtesy The Times of India—in memory of the Tiananmen martyrs.]

  • Pandemic and the Reverse Migration of Labour in India

    6 June 2020, by Sunanda Sen

    The current predicaments faced by of India’s migrant labour - losing livelihood and shelter in urban areas as started with the 4-hour notice for a complete shutdown in response to the Pandemic - will remain as one of the worst humanitarian crisis the country has ever faced since independence. The gruesome details of the sufferings by masses of the uprooted people lacking access to shelter, food or sources of income or even means of transport to take them back to places they came from, (…)

  • NCoV19 and Selling India Inc. Model of Self-Reliance with Local Rhetoric

    6 June 2020

    by D M Diwakar
    Context
    The 2019 Novel Corona Virus (2019-nCoV) pandemic detected from Wuhan (China) has created unprecedented crises before the world economy and society. Since a vaccine to combat this virus was yet to be developed by the world medical science communities, the World Health Organization (WHO) circulated region specific general health emergency guidelines (WHO, 2020) after outbreak of 2019-nCoV pandemic in China in December 2019. Testing, Tracing, Tracking, Sanitizing, (…)

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