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Editor: Dr. G.G. Parikh | Associate Editor: Neeraj Jain | Managing Editor: Guddi
After the second round of the French Presidential elections, the radical Left managed to regain the initiative by forming an electoral alliance and launching an ambitious campaign for the legislative elections in June, elections that will decide which government will run France. How useful will it be to working people?
Agricultural competition over land use between the U.S. and Russia—two gigantic capitalist countries with the most powerful nuclear arsenals in the world—is a neglected but important force driving the war in Ukraine.
Taylor’s ideas of what is termed as ‘scientific management’ have been thoroughly implemented by corporate management worldwide. It has since been further developed, with the Toyota Corporation pioneering what is now called lean production, termed accurately by critics “management by stress.
On some key aspects about imperialism, today, in this 21st century and its relation to Venezuela. Also: Maduro Orders Asset Transfers as Grassroots Groups Look to Boost Production.
Gabriela Silva is a young Brazilian-American organizer. She recently participated in a youth brigade to Cuba. She reflects on her experience, and how revolutionary movements in the United States can learn from Cuba.
Granting menstrual leave is “basically a symbol of acknowledgement and support for women.” In some countries around the world, women are legally allocated time off during their periods.
It was in 1984, at the East-West Dance encounter, that Chandralekha – making a return to dance after an interregnum of 12 years – proposed these ideas. More than three decades after they were first articulated, her ideas on the predicament and possibilities of our dance still ring true.
As a conservation biologist, I’ve been part of the effort to value biodiversity for years. Here’s how thinking in this field has evolved, and why I’ve come to believe that there are many equally valid reasons for protecting nature.
The highest glaciers are melting rapidly and will have a tremendous impact on people’s livelihood: ICIMOD study.
Given the severe shortage of coal supply from CIL at present, and states being asked to buy imported coal at three times the cost, it is imperative that the PM conducts a serious inquiry into what went wrong with the government’s 2016 plan to eliminate coal imports by 2020.
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