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PAKISTAN'S NUCLEAR PROGRAMME IS ON AN EXPANSION SPREE

TOTAL WEAPONS MAY GO UPTO 250 WITHIN NEXT FIVE YEARS
Sankar Ray - 2020-06-11 09:40
Pakistan which has been developing and rapidly expanding a diverse nuclear arsenal since its first and so far only series of nuclear weapon explosive tests in May 1998 is under suspect among the peace-loving scientists some of whom are Pakistanis. The lack of official information – a deliberate policy in Pakistan alike other nuclear power countries possessing nuclear arsenal including India, is in the way of construction of estimates of Pakistan’s spending on its nuclear weapons programme more so when this cost is likely not a large share of its overall military spending.

TRIPURA GOVT MUST FUNCTION WITH MORE EFFICIENCY TO MEET CORONA CHALLENGE

ENSURING DEMOCRATIC NORMS IS EQUALLY IMPORTANT FOR PERFORMANCE
Sagarneel Sinha - 2020-06-11 09:36
Ever since the BJP came to power for the first time in the north-eastern state of Tripura in 2018, the government led by Biplab Deb has faced serious allegations for weakening democracy in the state. The allegations even gained more strength when BJP won 85% of the seats uncontested in the rural body polls last year.

MIGRANT WORKERS WOULD KEEP HAUNTING THE COUNTRY FOR LONG NOW

CENTRE’S LACK OF PLANNING FOR LOCKDOWN CONTRIBUTED TO THE CRISIS MOST
Anjan Roy - 2020-06-11 09:31
Until the nationwide lock-down was imposed to fight the spread of virus, India took no note of the humble migrant workers and the role they played in running the engines of the economy. The crisis and the huge movement of these hapless people gives deep insights into the functioning of the economy.

TORY GOVT'S IMMIGRATION LAWS ARE HURTING BLACK COMMUNITY MOST

47 PERSONS HAVE DIED ALREADY IN DETENTION CENTRES IN LAST DECADE
Bethany Rielly - 2020-06-10 10:08
The British Government's “cruel” detention and deportation laws have “disproportionately impacted Britain’s black community,” a campaign group told MPs on Tuesday.

U.S. MILITARY INTERVENTION SUBVERTS PEACE IN VENEZUELA

TRUMP USES COLUMBIA AS A BASE TO UNSEAT MADURO
W T Whitnet Jr. - 2020-06-10 10:06
The United States Embassy in Bogotá announced on May 28 that the U.S. is sending 50 or so soldiers of the Army’s 1st Security Force Assistance Brigade (SFAB) to Colombia. They would be carrying out consultations with Colombian Army commanders and providing them with technical assistance, both in order to fight narco-trafficking. The collaboration will play out in rural areas once occupied by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) insurgency, places where Colombian Army units supposedly are establishing a state presence.

FLAMING CONTROVERSY OVER OPENING OF TEMPLES

GOVERNMENT MUST NOT REPEAT SABARIMALA-TYPE MISTAKES
P. Sreekumaran - 2020-06-10 10:03
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Kerala Government’s decision to open temples in the State has kicked up a flaming controversy. The Left Democratic Front (LDF) Government’s move came in the wake of the Centre’s direction that places of worship can be opened from June 8.

AMIT SHAH'S VIRTUAL RALLIES ARE MEANT TO FOMENT TENSIONS

NON-BJP STATES ARE THE TARGET IN THE PERIOD OF PANDEMIC
Arun Srivastava - 2020-06-10 10:00
The Indians are not only naive but possess a very feeble and short memory. Else there was no reason that they preferred to subscribe white lies of BJP Shaurya Purush Amit Shah without any murmuring.

AMIT SHAH’S ‘CONFESSION’ BETRAYS MODI FRUSTRATION

LOCKDOWN IMPACT FITS INTO A PATTERN OF FAILURES
K Raveendran - 2020-06-10 08:56
Amit Shah’s is known to be his master’s voice. So when he admitted the other day that there may have been lapses on the part of the government in dealing with the Covid pandemic, he must have done it on authority.

RAJYA SABHA ELECTIONS ON JUNE 19 ARE KEY TO 2020 POLITICS

CONTROVERSIAL LAWS TO RIDE ON MAJORITY IN UPPER HOUSE
Kalyani Shankar - 2020-06-09 10:28
The upcoming biennial elections to Rajya Sabha are crucial to both the BJP and the Opposition. Elections for 24 Rajya Sabha seats spread across 10 states will be held on June 19. Rajya Sabha members are indirectly elected by MLAs of state assemblies. The political parties win their seats according to their strength in the Assembly.

DIGITAL EDUCATION DOES NOT ENSURE TOTAL LEARNING IN INDIA

NEED TO PLUG MANY LOOPHOLES TO MAKE IT INCLUSIVE
Ujjwal Singh and Raj Shekhar - 2020-06-09 09:59
The Coronavirus pandemic has created an unprecedented situation around the world with states struggling to curb the spread of infection and treat the already infected people. The impact of this pandemic is even higher in the South-East Asian Region where spending per capita on health is very low. The same is true for India, with an additional attribute of being the top Asian Country in terms of the spread of Coronavirus infection. Just like every crisis, the marginalized communities are suffering aggravated hardships. This is not just in terms of risk of infection, but also in their inability to cope with preventive measures that have been implemented by the government.