Citing Massive Loss of Livelihoods, TUs Call Nationwide Protest Day on July 3
Ten central trade unions have called for a nationwide protest on July 3 against “anti-worker and anti-people” policies of the government.
In Solidarity with Harsh Mander: Two Press Statements
The proposed phase one trade agreement between India and USA announced during Trump’s recent visit to India will devastate India’s food producers and informal traders.
For Lessons in Protest During the Pandemic, Look to Latin America
Latin America has begun to lead the way, not only in the gravity of the Coronavirus crisis, but in the scale and character of the resistance that social movements are mounting.
Current Locust Infestation a Result of Climate Change
In an interview, the former ICRISAT scientist says the damage could have been contained if the government had acted promptly to warnings.
Why Do Foreign Investors Oppose Government Spending in India?
Because a regime of ‘austerity’ in government spending, while ruinous for the Indian economy, can yield rich returns for foreign investors.
How Changes in Agri-Produce Trade Laws Will Turn Hunger into Profit-Making Business
And yet, it is being tom-tommed as ‘freedom’ for farmers and ‘self-reliance’ for country, by a plaint media.
Obituary : M.P. Veerendra Kumar (15 August 1937 – 28 May 2020)
A tribute to Veerendra Kumar, veteran socialist leader and Member of Parliament, who passed away on 28th May 2020
The Problem of External Debt
There is a massive problem of external debt building up for the third world.
Bar and Bench are Conscience of the Court: Lawyers write to SC on Migrant Crisis
“…we believe that the Hon’ble Supreme Court’s failure to protect the rights of the hapless millions of migrant workers in March … severely impaired the fundamental rights of the poorest sections of our citizens.”
Thank You, Rioters
Riots can spread and radicalise social movements.