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  Review of Stanley’s How Fascism Works | Waheed Ahmad Rather

  19 July 2025

  [fond noir][blanc]BOOK REVIEWblanc]fond noir]
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  How Fascism Works: The Politics of Us and Them
  by Jason Stanley
  Random House
  2018, xix, 218 pp, Price. Rs 582.00
  (Hardcover), ISBN 978-0-525-51183-0
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  Jason Stanley

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  Review of Pannekoek’s ’The Workers

  19 July 2025

  [fond noir][blanc]BOOK REVIEWblanc]fond noir]
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  The Workers

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  Video: 8th Nelson Mandela Memorial Lecture by Anand Grover

  19 July 2025
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  Photos from a quick flash protest in New Delhi to

  19 July 2025

  See also a short video clip from the Nehru Place solidarity flash mob ’Stop the Genocide’ | July 19, 2025, New Delhi

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  Audio: Historian Omer Bartov on why he believes Israel is committing genocide in Gaza (July 2025)

  19 July 2025
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  Music: Beirut | Ibrahim Maalouf

  19 July 2025

  [2012 performance by Ibrahim Maalouf at the Festival Django Reinhardt]

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  Table of Contents - Mainstream, Vol 63 No 28, July 12, 2025

  12 July 2025

  * Kerala Model of Healthcare: A Paradox? | Jos Chathukulam
  * Impact of War on Animals and Birds | Bharat Dogra
  * Chomsky in India | Jean Dreze
  * Hindu Nationalists Target Secularism & Socialism in the Constitution | Ram Puniyani
  * Russia is paying schoolgirls to have babies | Jennifer Mathers

• Letter to the Readers, Mainstream, July 12, 2025

  12 July 2025

  Letter to the Readers, Mainstream
  BJP on a rampage

• Kerala Model of Healthcare: A Paradox? | Jos Chathukulam

  12 July 2025, by Jos Chathukulam

  Abstract
  A senior doctor in Kerala has made shocking revelations about the shortcomings at the Government Medical College in Thriruvanthapuram, the state capital. This has opened a pandora

• Need for convergence of global and local ideas to resolve the issues of poverty and hunger in the world | CR Annapurna

  12 July 2025, by C R Annapurna

  Introduction
  The world today is going through an intriguing dilemma of globalisation vs. localisation. The concept of globalisation has been making rounds since Theodore Levitt, a Harvard Business School professor, popularised through his article