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Editor: Dr. G.G. Parikh | Associate Editor: Neeraj Jain | Managing Editor: Guddi
A new report by non-profit Jagori paints a grim picture of the way Indians treat their 50 million domestic workers. The report highlights the health impact of their hazardous workplaces, i.e. the Indian home. Many other countries in the region do far more than India does for domestic workers.
The authors delve into the economic theories surrounding caste discrimination and the resulting inter-caste disparities in employment, unemployment, wages and occupation.
It will wipe out internal debate and reformist tendencies within the tradition.
Vivekananda’s speech on 9/11,1893 at the World Parliament of Religions in Chicago holds immense value to India of 2023, which is torn apart by sectarianism and bigotry.
The Indian constitution institutionalises the ideals of democracy. Left to itself, democracy can go completely haywire. It can be reduced to elections – as it has been in today’s India. Without a constitution, we will never know that there is more to democracy than just elections.
‘Hezbollah’s Next Move’; and ‘Decoding Nasrallah: Hezbollah’s Strategy on the Israel-Hamas War’: While stopping short of declaring all-out war on Israel, Hezbollah is keeping its options open.
Sri Lanka entered its 17th loan arrangement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on 20 March 2023. This new financing has been trumpeted as Sri Lanka’s only lifeline to salvage its sunken economy — but it will do nothing of the sort.
The capitalist mode of production is in a ‘polycrisis’, that is, where various crises – economic (inflation and slump); environmental (climate and pandemic); and geopolitical (war and international divisions) – have come together in the early 21st century. An update of this polycrisis.
Hundreds of veterans returned from Iraq ready to fight the horror and injustice of the U.S. military industrial complex.
The road to freedom was neither peaceful, nor short or easy for Angola – too many strong players took part in the race.
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