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The recent allegations of accounting fraud and stock manipulation against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani made by Hindenburg Research has startled many in the financial world. The episode is a necessary reality check for those who are expecting India’s star to burn bright in the global economic firmament.
It will be interesting to see how Bhagwat as chief of the Sangh accommodates or skirts the supposed Islamophile nature of Netaji, and pays real tribute to him by asking his Swayamsevaks to implement Netaji’s concept of India as a sovereign, secular and democratic republic.
While taxing the rich can help tackle shocking inequalities, what is really needed in India is complete overhaul of economic policies that serve only big corporates.
With no legislature, land and jobs even after three years of being a UT, many Ladakhis feel cheated and betrayed.
Bachchan said: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, let us discover more of that which is impossible and then do it. Let us bring down the barriers that have blinded our view of the horizons.’ Also: Comment by Apoorvanand: “For Speaking an Unpleasant Truth, Will Amitabh Bachchan Now be Called an Enemy of the People?”
Vivekananda was not a traditional Hindu monk but a modern ascetic with a scientific and materialist outlook. Unlike other saints, he did not offer prayers to the Almighty for his own salvation but sought salvation of the poor and the marginalised.
Young Muslim women in Karnataka recount how a court order legitimised Hindutva prejudice and locked them out of an education.
The Maharashtra government panel will make life harder for both women wanting to exercise their choice and minorities.
In spite of touted claims of communal oneness between them and the ruling dispensation, now is the hour of their severest disillusionment.
PM Modi has stressed that India will use its full capacities to address humanity’s biggest crises, including climate, terrorism and pandemics. The question is: will our actions match our stated intentions? What does India’s recent past and present tell us?
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