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How can we inspire in people both the spirit of individualism (a strong sense of self), balanced with a spirit of solidarity/collectivism. Probably Vietnam provides an answer.
Trump administration wants the baseball and basketball players to shut up and dribble. However, the question, in this moment from hell, is: Will the players and fans agree?
A new Arctic climate system is emerging; glaciers in the Antarctic are sustaining rapid damage with major consequences for rising sea levels; climate crisis could displace 1.2 billion people by 2050; a study shows the rich are responsible for the worsening climate crisis.
Capitalism’s extraordinary successes in recent decades have also come with tremendous economic and social costs, such as worsening inequality. A study shows that the richest 1% of Americans have taken $50 trillion from bottom 90% in recent decades.
The government’s priority remains to weaken the already feeble labour rights regime further in the name of attracting capital investment to revive the economy.
With the Modi government unwilling to convene the Parliament while taking several far-reaching and controversial decisions, concerned citizens got together to convene a Janta Parliament. A summary of the suggestions made in its concluding session.
Foreign agribusiness corporations want to seize control of India’s agriculture as India has some of the best agricultural lands in the world. Taking advantage of the pandemic, the Modi government is pandering to their wishes.
The health emergency of the coronavirus is inseparable from the health emergency of extinction, the health emergency of biodiversity loss, and the health emergency of the climate crisis.
Speaking in the Constituent Assembly, Nehru had said that we needed judges of the “highest integrity”, who can “stand up against the executive government and whoever might come in their way.” Unfortunately, today, the Supreme Court seems to have lost its way.
Gurudevan created a revolutionary climate in this stagnant part of India with his espousal of equality, justice and the virtues of unity and ‘organisation’.
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