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  • Environment | People's movements | Print Edition

    Massive Public Opposition to Konkan Refinery Project

    ByJanataWeekly June 17, 2018July 2, 2022

    Sukanya Shantha and Ruchira Petkar (Note: This article has been edited by us.) On May 30, around 15,000 villagers – the police had come prepared for around 10,000 protestors – gathered at the Rajiv Gandhi Maidan in Rajapur to demand an uncompromising roll-back of an oil refinery project announced by Fadnavis’s government early last year….

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    Chavismo: Part IV | ‘We Are All Soldiers’

    ByJanata Backup June 17, 2018July 2, 2022

    The fourth part of a series of seven articles by Marco Teruggi on Chavismo, the ongoing socialist revolutionary project in Venezuela, that the Venezuelans fondly call Bolivarian revolution. I was captivated by the man the very first time I saw him in Mar del Plata (Argentina), in 2005. He was standing before a packed stadium,…

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    Saying a Firm ‘No’ To Displacement: Mahava Bharala Struggle in Rajasthan

    ByBharat Dogra June 17, 2018July 2, 2022

    Saying a Firm ‘No’ To Displacement: Mahava Bharala Struggle in Rajasthan At a time when there is growing social and legal agreement that farmers’ lands should not be acquired where the entire community is firmly opposed to it and when there are other options available to the government, it is inexplicable why the government has…

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    Four Years of Modi Government: Two Circles of Growth

    ByArun Kumar June 17, 2018July 2, 2022

    Four Years of Modi Government: Two Circles of Growth The ruling dispensation in India is facing a crisis of low growth, protests by major sections of the population—farmers, youth and traders—and criticism about non fulfillment of the many promises it has made. It has announced many policies but not only is their implementation tardy, many…

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  • Print Edition

    Raj Kishore: An Uncompromising Journalist

    ByPrem Singh June 10, 2018July 2, 2022

    Veteran journalist Raj Kishore passed away on 5 June 2018 at the age of 72. He had recently lost his 42 year old son Vivek, also a journalist, merely one and a half months ago. Vivek met a sudden death on 21 April due to a massive brain stroke.    Raj Kishore, as usual, was…

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  • Communalism | Print Edition

    A False Step

    ByKuldip Nayar June 10, 2018July 2, 2022

    Pranab  Mukherjee has accepted the invitation to visit the RSS headquarters at Nagpur to address the cadre. To quote RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, “Mukherjee was graceful enough to accept the invitation.” Mukherjee accepting the invite is a surprise because the place never put up the picture of Mahatma Gandhi because he represented an ideology of…

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  • Communalism | Print Edition | Securalism

    Secularism and the State: Categorising the Nehru Model

    ByJanataWeekly June 10, 2018July 2, 2022

    Anil Nauriya The “Nehru Models”: The Historical Nehru Model and the Posthumous Nehru Model In most circles where opinion making on behalf of minorities takes place, one of the reasons for appreciation of Jawaharlal Nehru’s approach towards the minorities generally is his statement that majority communalism, that is, sectarianism, is more dangerous than minority communalism….

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  • Communalism | India | Print Edition

    The Enigma Called Gandhi

    BySalil Misra June 10, 2018July 2, 2022

    Politics in independent India has shown a tremendous obsession with Gandhi.  Khadi, worn by most politicians, protests through Satyagraha, hunger strikes, voluntarily courting arrest, civil disobedience, all carry the indelible stamp of the politics practised by Gandhi during the course of the national movement. Most rituals and symbols of Indian politics today emanate from Gandhi….

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    Re-emergence of Regional Parties Bothers BJP

    ByJanataWeekly June 10, 2018July 2, 2022

    The regional parties have again a taken a centre stage in the politics of the country. The assumption that the BJP led by Narendra Modi may politically marginalise the regional forces has come under serious doubt after the results of Karnataka assembly polls and the bypolls across the country. They have demonstrated the re-emergence of…

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  • Print Edition | Socialism

    Chavismo: Part III | Chavismo Will Be Socialist Or It Will Cease To Exist

    ByShubham Halle June 10, 2018July 2, 2022

    The third part of a seven part article by Marco Teruggi on Chavismo, the ongoing socialist revolutionary project in Venezuela. Marco Teruggi ‘Made in socialism.’ That phrase resonated a lot in Venezuela a few years ago. It was on chocolates, yoghurts, oils, posters, embedded in a heart logo and the inevitable red five-pointed star. Every…

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