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Ill-advised? Privatising Vizag steel plant 'wouldn't resolve' PSU's high input costs
Communist Manifesto, Late Marx and the Farmers’ Struggle
Gogoi’s criticism of judiciary and comedian’s contempt
Gujarat budget ‘disappoints’ with highest 30% reduction in allocation for minorities
Earthworms, Humanity’s Friend
Mercury falls again in Kashmir
Minor boy mauled by stray dogs
Snow clearance on Mughal Road
2 UP men arrested along with pistol at Jawahar Tunnel
6th to 8th classes to reopen on tomorrow
Highest single day Covid infections
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SEC declares Drugmulla, Hajin DDC polls null & void
BJP can never form govt in J&K again: G A Mir
JKMSCL changes rules of game midway to benefit L2 Bidder
‘OCI cardholders need special permit for journalistic activities’
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155 Rohingya refugees in Jammu sent to 'Holding Centre'
No open-door policy & security must for Chinese investments
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Gogoi’s criticism of judiciary and comedian’s contempt
“Who goes to the court? You go to the court and regret. It is those who can afford to take chances, like the big corporates, who approach the courts… If you go to the Court, you would be washing your dirty linen in the Court. You will not get a verdict”.
“Who...
Gujarat budget ‘disappoints’ with highest 30% reduction in allocation for minorities
“In the scholarship scheme of the same department, Rs 575 crore was allocated in FY 2020-21, while Rs 549 crore has been proposed for FY 2021-22 -- a reduction of Rs 26 crore. This will have a direct impact on the minority community and Scheduled Caste children.”
Earthworms, Humanity’s Friend
“Why Has Humanity Been Most Cruel Towards These Creatures Who Have Served Most Selflessly? Earthworms were called builders of human civilization by Charles Darwin, and for good reason.”
If there was a prize for guessing the name of the life form which has se...
Democracy is now a spectator sport
“The Narendra Modi stadium is a symbol of how citizens have become mere spectators to politics, which is, increasingly, a game controlled by corporate sponsorsand fixed matches. We have gathered enough wealth to afford and build Motera-like symbols of our wealth. Bu...
Are India’s saffron rulers ‘competing’ with Nazi Germany in persecuting satirists?
“Many of them have been arrested and tortured, and non-state actors – individuals affiliated to the Hindutva rulers – have threatened female satirists with rape and physical violence.It should surprise nobody that with Modi becoming the PM of India our country has s...
Alexei Navalny and Mulberry Street
By now Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny will have reached Correctional Facility No. 2 (IK-2), where he will be spending the next two-and-a-half years in one of the harshest penal colonies in the Russian prison system. At least it’s in Pokrov in the Vladimir di...
The Trend to Push Harmful and Disruptive Projects as Eco-Protective Should Be Checked Before It Is Too Late
The seriousness of climate change and the wider ecological crisis cannot be denied any more and so there is increasing pressure on big business interests and those colluding with them for more restraint. Instead of responding by making efforts for genuine change some o...
Gujarat 'ignores' 2002 riots anniversary. Only exception: Jamaat-sponsored webinar
“He said the Manch’s fact-finding missions have revealed that while the 2002 riots were on a large scale in terms of their geographical expanse and losses in terms of property and lives, subsequent riots had been sub-radar on a smaller scale, adding that the recurre...
Launching peace initiatives? Pakistan, China show ‘little evidence’ of policy change
Launching peace initiatives with little evidence of change in policy and approach with regard to disputes with India raise more suspicion than hopes. Perhaps China wants to create the impression around the world that it would stand for peace as its objective. Appare...
Why Bengal Elections Victory is a Herculean Task for BJP?
“As per the survey, which was conducted days ahead of the poll announcement, Mamata Banerjee-led TMC will return to power in the West Bengal and is likely to bag somewhere between 148 to 164 seats in the 294-member legislative assembly.”
“TMC’s appeal to the ...
Myanmar’s Bloody Sunday
Press logos are becoming a target as Myanmar’s military takes aim with weapons and international-supplied surveillance, writes Phil Thornton
The Myanmar army, police and militia’s use of violence against peaceful protestors reached another level on Sunday, February 28. By 5pm, local media reported at least 19 confirmed killings and another 10 unconfirmed. IFJ spoke to journalists covering the nationwide pro...
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