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KERALA UDF RATTLED BY ARREST OF IUML MLA

ITS ANTI-GRAFT CAMPAIGN GETS A BIG JOLT
P. Sreekumaran - 2020-11-09 12:08
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The arrest of Indian Union Muslim League leader and Manjeshwar MLA M C Kamaruddin for duping depositors in his gold business has pushed the United Democratic Front (UDF) on the defensive.

REPUBLICAN PARTY IS WEAKENED BUT TRUMP HAS MAINTAINED HIS OWN BASE

ALL FOCUS IS ON WHETHER THE DEFEATED PRESIDENT WILL REMAIN IN POLITICS
Kalyani Shankar - 2020-11-09 11:26
Every world leader leaves behind a legacy. What kind of legacy has US President Donald Trump left? His successor Joe Biden has now inherited some bad and some good policies, which he has to tackle.

INDIA IS BEING FAST PUSHED TO THE US ORBIT

STRATEGIC AUTONOMY MAY BE INDIA’S BEST OPTION
Nantoo Banerjee - 2020-11-09 11:22
It may be difficult to reconcile that India, a leader of the non-aligned movement (NAM), should get so quickly aligned with the emerging United States-led power block, Quad, to protect itself from a border threat from China. India is canvassing even with select EU members to join the camp against China. Few will disagree that India is in a precarious situation as multiple level dialogues with China are not easing the intensified differences between the two countries. The US is taking the full advantage of the situation to bring India under its fold in a bid to challenge China’s growing geo-political ambition in the Asia-Pacific and Indian Ocean regions.

INDIAN WORKING CLASS HAS DEEP ROOTS IN ANTI-COLONIALISM

MODI GOVERNMENT WANTS TO UNDO A CENTURY OF LABOUR UPSURGE
Amarjeet Kaur - 2020-11-09 10:38
All India Trade Union Congress (AITUC), the first Central Trade Union of India completes 100 years of its glorious history on 31st Oct. 2020. AITUC was founded in an all-India conference held in the city of Mumbai with unions of various sectors from all over India on 31st Oct. 1920.

BIHAR POLL CAMPAIGN CHALLENGES THE LEADERSHIP QUALITY OF MODI

RESULTS ON NOVEMBER 10 MAY HERALD TRANSITION TO YOUNGER LEADERS
Arun Srivastava - 2020-11-09 10:34
Bihar has voted decisively. As the elections in Bihar set the national agenda, provide an insight into the future politics, obviously the people especially the pollsters and experts prefer to keep a sharp eye on the developments and the results. Usually the elections are the occasions for diagnosis and prescription, what’s wrong, what can right it, clearly a keen debate has surfaced in the political circle about the nature, implication and possible outcome of the result.

INDIA-US ECONOMIC RELATIONS HAVE A HISTORY OF STABILITY AND PROGRESS

BIDEN ADMINISTRATION MAY CONTINUE THE SAME WITH SMALL CHANGES
Subrata Majumder - 2020-11-09 10:30
India-USA economic relations have a long history of continuity irrespective of the changes in the White House. The burgeoning market of India, the availability of Indian technical manpower and the use of English language by the educated Indians, have made Indian market most attractive to the US administrations for decades.
SPORTS

GOLF: STAR STUDDED FIELD FOR TATA STEEL PGTI PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP

Special Correspondent - 2020-11-08 15:25
Chandigarh: Top pros of the country including Jyoti Randhawa, Rashid Khan and Udayan Mane will be seen in action in the second leg of the TATA Steel PGTI championship which will tee off in Chandigarh Golf Club from 9th November.
SPORTS

GOLF: AKSHAY SHARMA WINS TATA STEEL PGTI PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP

Special Correspondent - 2020-11-07 15:33
Panchkula: Chandigarh’s Akshay Sharma shot five-under-67 last round to win the TATA Steel PGTI Players Championship by five -shot at Panchkula Golf Club here on Saturday.

TALIBAN TERRORISM IS BACK IN AFGHANISTAN HITTING KABUL GOVT

PEACE PROCESS DEADLOCKED OVER U.S. FORCES WITHDRAWAL TERMS
Sankar Ray - 2020-11-07 09:43
Afghanistan’s Taliban militants have resumed their terrorising posture embarked, thereby frustrating the proponents of a sustainable milieu for peace. At the moment, they have exacerbated violence and intimidation to capture Kandahar, the capital for the hard-line movement nearly a quarter-century ago. Hundreds of insurgents, civilians, and soldiers are believed to have been killed while thousands of villagers have been displaced as a sequel to fighting around the city of Kandahar, capital of one of the key provinces of land-locked country.