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NIA CONTINUING HOUNDING OF SCHOLAR ACTIVISTS FOR RELATIONSHIP WITH ELGAAR PARISHAD

LEADING INTELLECTUALS INCLUDING NOAM CHOMSKY DEMAND IMMEDIATE RELEASE OF ARRESTED
Arun Srivastava - 2020-09-12 09:35
Police and intelligence agencies acting in a reckless manner driven with sense of vengeance and self-promotion has been an old machination, but the difference between the old and the latest tactics is its ruthlessness and resorting to brutality to finish the accused and his or her family if not completely eliminating the person concerned. We have heard of police jargon “case connection”, but now in the case of the case of violence that had taken place in Bhima Koregaon of Pune in 2018, we witness use of this stratagem to silence the voice of protest.

QUESTION HOUR IS AN ESSENTIAL INGREDIENT OF VIBRANT FUNCTIONING OF PARLIAMENT

MODI GOVERNMENT IS SHOWING SCANT REGARD FOR SOME BASIC NORMS OF DEMOCRACY
Harihar Swarup - 2020-09-12 09:32
Long before Prime Minister Narendra Modi, there was PM Atal Behari Vajpayee, whose primary identity was that of an outstanding parliamentarian. Elected to Lok Sabha a remarkable 10 times, hurling speech after thundering speech, taking opposition attacks on the chin, when Vajpayee was PM it was sometimes so difficult to get him out of the House, that government files had to be taken to his Parliament office.

PLANNED CONSPIRACY IS ON TO DISTORT THE ROLE OF EARLY INDIAN FREEDOM FIGHTERS

RSS INSPIRED HISTORIANS ARE ERASING THE NAMES OF COMMUNISTS AND MOPLAH REBELS
Krishna Jha - 2020-09-11 10:58
To build our present it is imperative to have a rich sense of history, which means hindsight with objectivity, without bias, without any inclination to stigmatise it. But what is happening is simply the reverse. A concerted effort has been unleashed to dim the glory of the heroic deeds and sacrifices made by our people coming from various streams of our society.

NATIONAL DIGITAL HEALTH MISSION WILL BE ANOTHER MECHANISM FOR SURVEILLANCE BY CENTRE

NO REAL IMPROVEMENT IN PUBLIC HEALTH CAN BE BROUGHT ABOUT THROUGH THIS SCHEME
Dr Arun Mitra - 2020-09-11 10:55
Healthcare has always been a concern in our country, but lately the people are more sensitised towards it. This is because of the spread of COVID which is taking toll on the lives of many people from all socio economic strata. In addition the repeated lockdowns have affected the day to day life and economy. Crores of people have lost their jobs/livelihood. As a result they are unable to meet their healthcare requirements. People have started questioning the healthcare system in our country. It appears that it is in this background the Prime Minister announced National Digital Health Mission in his independence day address to the nation on August 15 this year.

SIX YEARS OF MODI RULE HAS LED INDIAN ECONOMY TO NEAR COLLAPSE

LARGE GOVT EXPENDITURE IS IMPERATIVE TO REVIVE DEMAND
Prabhat Patnaik - 2020-09-11 10:53
The GDP growth in the first quarter (April-June) of 2020 over the first quarter of the previous year has been minus 24 per cent according to preliminary official estimates. But most knowledgeable people believe that even this is an underestimate of the actual contraction brought about by the lockdown. In fact, a former chief statistician of India, Pronab Sen, believes that the actual contraction would have been about 32 per cent. Others put the figure even higher.

INDIAN ECONOMY: CONTRASTING VIEWS — RAJAN AND RANGARAJAN

IT IS NOT ALL GLOOM – SOME RAY OF HOPE IS STILL THERE
Anjan Roy - 2020-09-11 10:50
A pall of gloom is hanging about India’s economic future ever since the GDP estimates about the first quarter of the current fiscal were laid bare a week back. There is a virtual competition among forecasters about the extent of estimated contraction of the Indian economy. Some banks say is it a 7 per cent, some say no over 10 per cent and yet others even better. Does it really warrant such downbeat mood?

CHINA MAT NOT VACATE OCCUPIED TERRITORY IN LADAKH BORDER

INDIA HAS TO BE PREPARED FOR A LONG HAUL
Barun Das Gupta - 2020-09-11 10:47
The meeting between the Foreign Ministers of India and China, S. Jaishankar and Wang Yi, in Moscow on Thursday proved as infructuous as the previous one between defence Ministers Rajnath Singh and Wei Fenghe on September 4. China is in no mood to vacate the Indian territories it has newly occupied and restore the status quo ante May 5. India also does not want to resort to force to drive out the Chinese because it will mean a local war that may well spin out of control and become a full-fledged India-China war.

INDIA, CHINA SHOULD TAKE FORWARD IMPLEMENTATION OF FIVE POINT MOSCOW FORMULA

EVEN A LIMITED WAR DURING PANDEMIC WILL BE DEVASTATING FOR BOTH THE COUNTRIES
Nitya Chakraborty - 2020-09-11 10:44
The five point formula agreed at the two hour talks between the two foreign ministers of India and China on Thursday night in Moscow amidst heightening tensions in Ladakh border, has come as a ray of hope in working on some arrangement to avert any bloody confrontation between the opposing troops of the two neighbours in the mountainous region. The most positive aspect is that the mentioned points of action are very practical and they can be implemented in practice provided the two governments move with trust and, the lack of which is at the root of the aggravation of the tensions on the border.