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INDIA-CANADA BILATERAL RELATIONS HAVE A LONG HISTORY OF TENSIONS

NOW PM TRUDEAU’S ELECTORAL COMPULSIONS HAVE AGGRAVATED THE RIFT
Tirthankar Mitra - 2023-09-21 10:35
Years nay decades after the shadow of Khalistan has departed from Punjab, it came calling again from Canada. It needs no great political understanding to realise that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is playing to the Sikh diaspora's extremist fringe when he accused India from the floor of the Canadian Parliament of violating his country's sovereignty.


KHALISTAN MOVEMENT IS WEAK IN INDIA BUT ITS INFLUENCE IS QUITE STRONG IN SIKH DIASPORA

CANADIAN PM’S ALLEGATION IS HAVING IMPACT ON FOUR COUNTRIES WITH SIKH PRESENCE
Girish Linganna - 2023-09-20 13:07
After India gained freedom from Britain in 1947, some people didn't think a country with so many different regions could stay together. India has managed to stay united, but there have been challenges to its unity. One significant challenge is the Khalistan movement, which wants to create a separate homeland for Sikhs. On September 18th, Canada's leader, Justin Trudeau, claimed that Indian government agents were responsible for the killing of a Canadian Sikh leader who supported Khalistan independence in June. India's government denies any involvement and accuses Canada of sheltering "terrorists and separatists." How serious is the Khalistan movement?

INDIA ALLIANCE CAN PROMISE AND SHOWCASE HEALTHCARE FOR ALL

2024 LOK SABHA ELECTION WILL BE FIRST AFTER COVID-19 CRISIS
Dr. Gyan Pathak - 2023-09-20 13:04
The first Lok Sabha election in India after the unprecedented COVID-19 health crisis of 2020 and 2021 will be held in 2024, which will provide a great opportunity to INDIA alliance not only one of the most important campaign issues to promise enough healthcare access to all, but also to showcase their achievements in states ruled by them, such as in Rajasthan, Delhi, and Kerala.

CPI(ML)–L IS READY TO ALIGN WITH MAMATA IN BENGAL TO FIGHT THE BJP IN LOK SABHA POLLS

INDIA CONSTITUENT WILL CONTEST BOTH IN BENGAL AND BIHAR AS PART OF ALLIANCE
Arun Srivastava - 2023-09-20 12:48
Fighting RSS fascism and saffron authoritarianism has been the major task before the Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist)-Liberation and for achieving this mission, the party would continue to work for strengthening the INDIA block. Like the CPI(M), the CPI(ML-Liberation) does not suffer with any ambiguity. The CPI(ML) L is of the view that the immediate task before the forces which claim to fight the communalism and authoritarianism is to defeat the BJP and CPI(ML) Liberation will be taking the TMC led by the Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee as the ally.

GREAT TAGORE SONGS SINGER SUCHITRA MITRA MESMERISED BENGALEES FOR DECADES

AN ACTIVIST OF IPTA, SHE CATAPULTED RABINDRA SANGEET TO A NEW HIGH
Tirthankar Mitra - 2023-09-20 10:36
Rendition of any Rabindra Sangeet in Suchitra Mitra's powerful yet melodious voice has always left her audience asking for more. More often than not, the singer extraordinary of Bengal obliged. On the occasion of her birth centenary this month, one once again feels the appeal of her songs to be as fresh as the day Mitra first lent voice to them. The ravages of time have not made these songs stale or shallow. Suchitra died in 2011 at the age of 87 after leading a full life devoted to singing and coaching of aspiring singers.

PRESENTING WOMEN RESERVATION BILL IN SPECIAL SESSION IS A MILESTONE IN INDIAN DEMOCRACY

MOST OF THE CREDIT GOES TO THE WOMEN MP’S WHO HAVE BEEN FIGHTING FOR DECADES
Sushil Kutty - 2023-09-19 12:22
For the misogynist, waking up on Ganesh Chaturthi morning was disappointing. Overnight the Modi Cabinet had, during the course of an unscheduled meeting, cleared the Women’s Reservation Bill, which had been lying dormant for years much to the giddy happiness of male chauvinists, who deep down in their hearts saw women’s empowerment as a dangerous piece of legislation with diminishing returns for the male folk.


AT CURRENT PACE WORLD TO TAKE 197 TO 430 YEARS TO CLOSE GENDER GAP

MISALLOCATION OF WOMEN’S TALENTS AND ABILITIES REMAINS MAJOR ISSUE
Dr. Gyan Pathak - 2023-09-19 12:18
On the current pace of reforms, the world may take between 197 to 430 years to close the global gender gap, which means misallocation of women’s talents and abilities would remain a major issue to the detriment of societies for a long time. The estimate is based on stationarity of the very slow dynamics of narrowing the gender labour force participation (LFP) gaps within 1 per cent of the long-run steady state, and excluding the years 2020 and 2021 to purge the effects of COVID-19 pandemic.