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26 Sep 2020
Dangers for Democracy without Opposition
Bhabani Shankar Nayak
As people battle with the deadly Coronavirus, the world is sleep walking into an authoritarian future to keep capitalism alive with the help of brute force. The parliamentary and presidential forms of democracies are running the government without effective oppositions.
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26 Sep 2020
Music of a fane and profanity: A game of bane
Asok Chattopadhyay
Our premier is fond of speaking his mon ki baat off and on to the Indian public. And he speaks and it gets broadcasted to the people to have his wise sayings! By name of his mon ki baat he frequently preaches his political message impregnated with the admixure of untrue and fictitious materials...
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26 Sep 2020
Migrate Farmers to High Value Crops
Bharat Jhunjhunwala
The Government has provided that sale of agricultural produce through the Mandis will no longer be compulsory. Large companies will be able to enter into direct contracts with farmers to buy their produce at predetermined prices.
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26 Sep 2020
Was Mahatma Gandhi a ‘Hindu’ nationalist leader?
Abhijit Guha
Educated persons have an idea that a dictionary or lexicon, which is an alphabetical list of words and their meanings with pronunciation, etymology and origin, is unbiased and neutral.
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26 Sep 2020
Linked Dangers To Civilization
John Scales Avery
I would like to announce the publication of a book, which discusses the most serious dangers which the world faces today. The book may be freely downloaded and circulated from the following link:
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26 Sep 2020
Andre, friend
Farooque Chowdhury
Andre, your last moments in Karaköy, İstanbul are yet unknown. But, we know you with your actions and stand – anti-imperialist.
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26 Sep 2020
Making of ‘Excluded-citizens’ in a ‘Democracy’
Arup Kumar Sen
While commenting on Hannah Arendt’s The Origins of Totalitarianism (1966), Lillian Carson made some seminal observations: “Arendt argues that human rights only become meaningful when they are recognised in a political society…
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26 Sep 2020
Aar Paar: Guru Dutt’s film telling love story in the context of society
Radhakanta Barik
It is an interesting love story placed in the social context. Making love is a difficult work in a hierarchical society of ours. It is class and caste society where a young man meets a young woman does not make love easily.
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26 Sep 2020
Zameen Prapti Sangharsh Commitee led Movement in Punjab
Harsh Thakor
The Zameen Prapt Sangharsh Committee has played the most defining role ever in determining the destination of the upsurge or emancipation of the dalit community of Punjab from enslavement.
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26 Sep 2020
Solitary Tree Behaves like a Nuclear Family in the Forest Stands
Gautam Kumar Das
First look of a solitary tree inside the forest stands stood on the way to Chilkigarh in Jhargram district simply overwhelmed me and that is followed by another one such king size tree erected adjacent to Ketki falls inside the Mayur Jharna elephant Reserve at Kakrajhor.
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26 Sep 2020
Women Journalist and Freedom of Expression: The Social Outlook
Himashri Baishya
Women empowerment is the most significant and important social movement not only in India, but also, it is the movement throughout the world.
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National Call for A Week Of Protest - Aug 28th to Sep 5th
Against Detention of Human Rights Activists
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