RSS is a Hindutva gurukul (university) which specializes in training cadres in speaking lies and manufacturing history. As a latest proof, we find on the 45th anniversary of the Emergency, an ideologue of RSS, Ram Madhav, a prominent graduate of the above gurukul, to claim that Indian democracy survives due to “leaders in the government who fought for that very[Read More…]
The Karnataka government led by a senior RSS whole-timer, B.S. Yediyurappa is going to honour Hindutva icon, VD Savarkar by naming two of the newly built major flyovers in Bangalore and Mangalore after him. There was a huge uproar against this decision of the RSS-BJP government as many pro-Kannada organisations with opposition parties and liberal-secular organizations questioned the logic to[Read More…]
As a student of political science we have been familiar with Samuel Johnson’s amazing words on patriotism, an essential ingredient of nationalism. He wrote: ‘Patriotism is last refuge of scoundrel.’ History has been witness to the truthfulness of this dictum multiple times globally. Back at home what does it mean could be witnessed personally and closely by observing what RSS-BJP[Read More…]
Presently, the Indian defence paraphernalia is ranked as the fourth mightiest army in the world after USA, Russia and China with Japan at the fifth place. It has approximately 3,544,000 on roll, 1,444,000 being on active duty with 2,100,000 as reserve personnel.[i] It is credited with innumerable military operations of glory like Bangladesh War 1971, Kargil War 1999, surgical strikes[Read More…]
Let not communal forces undo the great heritage of joint sacrifices Large sections of Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs unitedly challenged the greatest imperialist power, Britain, during India’s First War of Independence which began on May 10, 1857; the day being Sunday. This extraordinary unity, naturally, unnerved the Firangees and made them realize that if their rule was to continue in[Read More…]
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India/China Clash and South Asia: Discordant Mindsets, Changing Dynamics and the Way Forward 
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TN Custodial Killings- Police Officers to be charged for Murder 
The motor cycle from the time of Che Guevara To Harley Davidson of today 
Modi’s War on Science 
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Tablighi Jamat (TJ) Should Focus on Learning Rather than Preaching in the post-Covid-19 World 
What Did Cedric Robinson Mean by Racial Capitalism? 
The Purpose of Making Nagaland Governor’s Letter to CM Public? 
Neoliberal Psychological Realism: From Barbie Dolls To Hook-Up Sex 
Skill Education and Self Employment: Panacea for Generating Employment amid Covid-19 Crises 
The Sudden Descent of the United States 
Taiwan’s Mei Ho University Donates COVID-19 Test Kits To Mizoram 
COVID-19’s Big Brother: Impact of Coronavirus on Data and Individual Privacy in India 
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The NHRC’s Report on Jamia Violence has ignored the Perspective of Victims 
Undeclared Ecological Warfare: The India-China dispute, a ‘biopsy’ analysis 
Why deaths occur in police custody everyday in India? 
Another Gas Leak In Visakhapatnam Kills Two 
Differently Twice Born 
The Kafkaesque Imperium: Julian Assange and the Second Superseding Indictment Pandemics, Neoliberalism And Inequality 
Jhootan…an event of examining the conscience of India ! 
Mahanagar – Formidable Body, Pathetic Tail 
Who is the savage? 
Why Jewish Supremacy In Palestine Must Be Called Out 
It’s Not Just Meat: All Farm and Food Workers Are in Peril 
Tomorrow’s World, Today 
Image of Million – The Migrant Labour 
The Crisis Of Neoliberalism In Honduras 
Arctic Heat Overwhelms Green Infighting Issues 
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Today, the Republic of India faces its gravest moment since it was born seventy years ago. What has hit the second most populous nation in the world – just in the last few months itself – is nothing short of a crisis of Biblical proportions. An untreatable viral epidemic, a debilitating lockdown, a collapsed economy, hunger stalking every corner of[Read More…]
