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RSS controlled BJP regime has been repeatedly proved as a failed government. In every walk of life, it has betrayed its own promises. Every segment of society is forced to come to the battlefield to resist the reactionary policies of the government. The peasants, the workers, the students, the women, and Dalits, all have learned from their experience that the only way of survival is to unite and fight against the atrocious measures taken by the government. Gauging the people’s anger, the master minds of the RSS -BJP have designed their strategy to swim over the simmering wrath. It has been the theory and practice of the ultra-reactionary forces committed to the fascist ideology, to divide the people using faith and myth. Globally they learned it from Mussolini and Hitler. In India they are indebted to none other than British imperialism, who were the champions of ‘divide and rule’. Sangh Parivar most effectively fanned up the Ram Janmabhumi issue for decades to meet their political ends. That led to the demolition of Babri Masjid on December 6, 1992. In their armory they have stockpiled same kind of weapons to meet every such situations.

With the assembly elections to be held by the month of April next year in Assam, the state is witnessing a spree of formations of new regional parties. The ideology of these parties formed is mostly based on anti-CAA views. The new parties include journalist and Rajya Sabha MP Ajit Bhuyan’s Aanchalik Gana Morcha (AGM), Assam Jatiya Parishad (AJP) launched by All Assam Students’ Union (AASU) and Asom Jatiyatabadi Yuva Chhatra Parishad (AJYCP) and Rajjor Dal of Krishak Mukti Sangram Samiti (KMSS). Another new party United Regional Party-Assam (URPA) merged with the other new party, the Rajjor Dal.

Britain is “on the precipice of an unemployment crisis" as the biggest rise in joblessness for more than a decade was recorded.

It didn’t seem to fit. The website of the Colombian Communist Party on October . 5 published a medical doctor’s reflections on re-characterizing a disease. Félix León Martínez, MD, quoted extensively from an editorial appearing in the famous British medical journal Lancet. He and Lancet editor Richard Horton, MD, claim that COVID-19 is not a disease but rather what Horton calls a “syndemic.”

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: It is an unredeeming tale of the severe setback suffered by Kerala in its fight against covid 19.

BHOPAL: Two unexpected developments have given new dimension to the political scenario in Madhya Pradesh. One such development relates to the highly controversial direction given by the state High Court to the political parties, central government and state government. In fact Gwalior bench of the high Court stopped the enforcement of new guidelines about holding public meetings during the election campaign. While stopping the enforcement of the central guidelines allowing political parties to mobilise more than 100 persons for their election rallies the court has asked the home ministry to submit its explanation.

How far the ‘Quad’ or Quadrilateral coalition comprising India has served the Indian interest is not yet clear. An international dialogue forum of India, US, Japan and Australia, is now emblematic of the geopolitical churn in the eastern hemisphere. With Vietnam, South Korea and New Zealand drawing into the post-pandemic consultations in the “Quad Plus” format it was expected that India would get a much wider space to operate. But it does not appear to be fructifying. Instead India continues to focus on China. The geo economic agenda is yet to acquire a new dimension. The policy discourse is about blunting Beijing’s ambition to exercise regional hegemony and preventing it from bending the global economic order in China’s favour.

New Delhi: Ace archer Deepika Kumari feels that lack of competitions due to lockdown has made it tough for Indian women to secure full quote for next year's Olympics.

Kolkata: Goals from Philip Adjah and Pankaj Moula helped Bhawanipore FC overpower Garhwal FC 2-1 in the Hero I-League Qualifiers at the Vivekananda Yuba Bharati Stadium in Kolkata on Wednesday.

Is the chair of the chief justice of India under the spell of a curse? Sequences of events leading to the ascension of new incumbents in recent times suggest that the highest seat of authority of Indian judiciary suffers from some blemish.