Remembering Sitaram Yechury, Ideologue, Consensus-Builder ...
WEB4 days ago · Leaders from across the political spectrum paid homage to CPI (M) General Secretary Sitaram Yechury who died on September 12. They recalled his ideological clarity, his commitment to democracy and secularism, and his role in building the INDIA bloc. A snapshot of the condolence meeting held in Delhi on September 28, 2024.
Bihar: Amid Worsening Flood Situation, Hundreds of Affected ...
WEB4 days ago · Slogan-shouting villagers blocked the railway track in Supaul for hours, demanding food, water and milk. Thousands are stranded across the affected districts. File photo of Bihar floods. Patna: Amid reports of the flood situation in North Bihar worsening on Monday after the breach of seven ...
Haryana: How ‘Kisan, Jawan, Pehelwan’ Are Shaping Electoral ...
WEB5 days ago · The combined fury of ‘Kisan, Jawan and Pehelwan’ has put BJP in an unenviable electoral position with strong possibilities of losing more seats in the Assembly compared with what they won in 2019. Such a bleak scenario for the party is a possibility, which won five out of 10 Lok Sabha seats in the 18th Lok Sabha elections held in May …
Why Rapes Continue to Occur in India Despite Vociferous ...
WEB5 days ago · Nationwide protests against the brutal killing of a 31-year-old medical student on August 9 in Kolkata echoed our collective anguish over a yet another rape-and-murder case in the country. Even then, justice continues to elude the victim’s family as the politics, intrigue, and conspiracy surrounding this crime deepen every passing day.
South America on fire | NewsClick
WEB4 days ago · More than 300,000 fires have been reported so far in 2024 across South America. The blazes have displaced hundreds and killed several. The causes of this tragedy must be sought in deep geopolitical injustices. Fires in Córdoba, Argentina have been raging for the past month. Photo: Córdoba Government.
Pan-African Resistance Against Imperialism Grows | NewsClick
WEB4 days ago · Now Burkina Faso has taken its anti-imperialism a step further by nationalising two of its gold mines which had originally been with the Endeavour Mining company of Britain. Burkina Faso is supposed to be the 13th largest gold producer in the world, its annual gold production being 100 tonnes or about $6 billion at current world prices.
‘Tram’ Can’t be Separated From Kolkata’s Cultural Identity
WEB4 days ago · Recently, the West Bengal government’s decision to withdraw the 150-year-old tram-car service from Kolkata’s roads has raised serious concern among a large section of citizens. Tram and environment lovers have decided to hit the streets in protest against the unilateral decision to withdraw trams without any consultation with the stakeholders.