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Editor: Dr. G.G. Parikh | Associate Editor: Neeraj Jain | Managing Editor: Guddi
Time and again, the Mughals have been brought into the conversations around “Love Jihad”, with the argument that it was practiced widely in the subcontinent under its emperors. A conversation with two eminent historians on what do history and evidence say.
Try as it might, the Sangh parivar cannot discard the Mahatma or his legacy.
The problems spotlighted by Ambedkar’s life, struggles and experimentation in ideas remain alive and kicking more than 50 years after his death, while the big socio-political questions he raised about the state, well-being and future of India remain basically unanswered.
Blaming the deadly virus surge on individuals and their risky behavior ignores that the real fault lies with a government that chooses to prioritize the health of businesses over humans. Plus: “Why America Should Look to China to Contain Covid-19”, by William A. Haseltine.
Since the First World War, the Palestinians have been used as a bargaining chip by different Arab regimes to advance their own interests by sacrificing Palestinian rights.
U.S. interference in Latin America, installing bloody dictators in order to secure profits for U.S. corporations, has been going on for more than a century. Trump is now offering a small taste of these same gangster methods in the heart of U.S. imperialism.
Despite being under massive pressure from the U.S.-led war on Venezuela and the corona pandemic, the people of Venezuela went to the polls and delivered the National Assembly back into the service of the Bolivarian revolution.
The slogan “Socialism or Barbarism” originated with the great Polish and German revolutionary socialist leader Rosa Luxemburg, who repeatedly raised it during World War I. It was a profound concept, that has become ever more relevant as the years have passed.
An official report prepared under the Vajpayee government in 2002 gives us a glimpse of some of the major lobbies pressing for restructuring of India’s agriculture and food economy.
Greater public employment ensures better deliver of public services to citizens.
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