Perils of the US-India Free Trade Agreement for Indian Farmers
The proposed phase one trade agreement between India and USA announced during Trump’s recent visit to India will devastate India’s food producers and informal traders.
Imperialism and India’s Food Economy
The three ordinances passed by the BJP government related to agriculture threaten India’s food security.
Citing Massive Loss of Livelihoods, TUs Call Nationwide Protest Day on July 3
Ten central trade unions have called for a nationwide protest on July 3 against “anti-worker and anti-people” policies of the government.
War: Remembering Bob Marley
A tribute to Bob Marley, who died on 11 May, 1981: No amount of printed words can do justice to.
My Wretched Country
Rabindranath Tagore wrote this powerful indictment in strident condemnation of the sordid caste-based discriminatory history prevalent in India for thousands of years.
Melody Within
India’s classical music may be the best antidote to chauvinism.
Remembering the Contributions of Migrant Workers: Two Articles
We have forgotten all the hard work and contributions of migrant workers, who worked to build our cities.
Eagles, Vultures and Other Animals at the Supreme Court
The moral and ethical debasement of the office of law officers is something that affects the very administration of justice, particularly in the sphere of public law, under our constitution.
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U.S. Abandons Open Skies for New Age Space Weapons
By deciding to walk out of the Open Skies agreement, the US is signaling to the world that it intends to return to days of Pax Americana that existed post-World War II.
For Lessons in Protest During the Pandemic, Look to Latin America
Latin America has begun to lead the way, not only in the gravity of the Coronavirus crisis, but in the scale and character of the resistance that social movements are mounting.