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Editor: Dr. G.G. Parikh | Associate Editor: Neeraj Jain | Managing Editor: Guddi
The removal of Darwin from the school syllabus is not an innocuous change. It is a retrograde step for the teaching of science and an onslaught on rational thinking and scientific temper. Also: ‘1,800 Scientists, Educators Urge Govt to Restore Darwin’s Evolution Theory in NCERT Textbook’.
The record of Indian governments in rehabilitation and compensation inspires no hope or confidence among those who depend on these forests.
Climate uncertainty and the resulting financial loss have created a mental health crisis in this drought-prone region in Maharashtra.
“For people like me who suffer from painful periods, a right to rest is fundamentally a matter of gender equity,” says the author.
Dr. Claudia Sheinbaum, the head of government in Mexico City, speaks about what the project of MORENA, the fourth transformation, has meant for the people of Mexico, her initiatives to make the city a safer and more environmentally friendly one, and how she got into progressive politics.
South Africa is in serious trouble. Inequality is worse than under apartheid, and unemployment is at over 40%. On the face of it things could hardly be more propitious for a left challenge. But as the hegemony of the ANC crumbles, the left is not a player in electoral politics.
After 200 years, the time has come to do away with the colonial law of the past that has plagued communities in Latin America and the Caribbean for far too long. It’s time for the abolition of the Monroe Doctrine, the Jones Act, and the Puerto Rico Oversight, Management, and Economic Stability Act.
Measured by purchasing power parity, China’s economy passed the U.S. in 2014, and it is now roughly 25 percent larger. The IMF projects that China’s economy will be nearly 40 percent larger by 2028, the last year in its projections.
Globally, employment patterns are changing, including four-day weeks and remote work. Two articles.
On the tech-fueled “modern-day slavery” in the Congo.
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