Malcolm X: A Legacy of Struggle at 100
One hundred years after his birth, 60 years after his assassination, Malcolm X is synonymous globally with revolution and all forms of militant struggle by exploited and oppressed people.
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The Rights of Nature: Two Articles
The Rights of Nature: A Redefinition of Human-Nature Relations’: The idea of granting nature its own rights (or recognising them) is not entirely new. It raises fundamental questions about the relationship between humans and nature. Also: ‘The Recognition of Rights of Nature: A Global Paradigm Change’.
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जोसेफ ‘पेपे’ मुजिका यांच्या निधनानंतरचा शोकसंदेश आणि त्यांचा वारसा
जोसेफ ‘पेपे’ मुजिका यांच्या निधनानंतरचा शोकसंदेश आणि त्यांचा वारसा
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Israel Waging War of Starvation on Gaza; Death Toll May Top 100,000 – 2 Articles
‘True Gaza Death Toll May Top 100,000, New Study Reveals’; and: ‘Israel Waging a Relentless War of Starvation on Gaza, IPC Report Confirms’.
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The Jarring Contrast Between Virtual Rage and Lived Reality – 2 Articles
‘When War Becomes a Meme: Tagore’s Warning Against Hollow Nationalism’: The jarring contrast between virtual rage begs a question: what have we made of nationalism and what has it made of us? Also: ‘India, Pakistan and The Day After’.
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Interview: US Claiming Credit for Ceasefire Sets Indian Foreign Policy Back by Decades
Donald Trump’s public interventions negate India’s view that any crisis with Pakistan and Kashmir are bilateral issues, says defence expert Sushant Singh.
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Secularism Cannot be Merely a Wartime Gimmick
‘National Unity Cannot be Celebrated Merely as a Wartime Gimmick’. Also, ‘What Can Modi and His Supporters Learn About Secularism Following the India-Pakistan Conflict?’: What those like Colonel Sofiya Qureshi said about secularism is the opposite of the sentiments the political establishment has expressed.
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Tariff Parleys with US Will Hurt Indian Farmers; WTO Rulebook Blow to Indian Farmers – 2 Articles
‘Why Tariff Parleys With US Will Hurt Indian Farmers’: The net outcome will be a cut in Indian tariff rates vis-à-vis US goods, which will mean lowering of MSP for foodgrains and the entry of heavily subsidised American grains into India. Also: ‘WTO’s Rulebook is a Blow to Indian Farmers – It Favours the Rich and Punishes the Poor’.
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DPDPA Will Muzzle RTI Act, Investigative Journalism, Allow Unchecked Government Surveillance – 2 Articles
‘Will the DPDPA Muzzle RTI Act and Investigative Journalism?’. Also: ‘The Draft Digital Personal Data Protection Rules: Surveillance for Surveillance’s Sake’.
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Why All of Kerala Says No to Deep-Sea Mining
New Delhi’s decision to auction 13 offshore mineral blocks for deep-sea mining is being opposed by the fish workers. The ruling Left Democratic Front and the opposition Congress are also opposed to it. They fear it will ruin marine biodiversity and fishing livelihoods.
