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George Fernandes: labour leader, Emergency resister, and former Defence Minister whose socialist ideals shaped Indian politics for decades.
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India's MGNREGA is replaced by VB-GRAM JI Act 2025, sparking debate over loss of guaranteed rural jobs, federalism concerns, and policy shifts.
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In the tribal village of Borpada in Madhya Pradesh, villagers revived the ancient Bhil tradition of Halma to clean a neglected well and confront a worsening water crisis through collective labour and community solidarity.
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Rabson introduces Sleeper’s novel about an American journalist in Okinawa during the 1990s, asking her about the autobiographical elements
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Until citizens demand systems that work—and are willing to rely on them when they do—the gap between potential and performance may remain.
To understand farmer suicides, it is essential to analyze their root causes. In the context of Maharashtra, this becomes particularly important.
On 18 March 2026, the tribal village of Sajjangarh in southern Rajasthan witnessed the grand and dignified inauguration of a vegetable market (mandi).
In the small village of Kundali, under the Ghatol tehsil of Banswara district in Rajasthan, begins the story of a tribal family the story of 43-year-old Vanta Ramdas Charpota.
When the lush green fields of turmeric sway in the tribal belt of southern Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Gujarat, it is not merely a spice crop it is the golden glow of self-reliance.
Practicing low-cost methods, they achieved production worth rupees 45,000 this year from just this small plot of land of about 200 square meters.
Whenever we faced a family emergency, we had to borrow from private moneylenders at such high interest rates that it became difficult to emerge out of these debts.
The United States is now counting on Cambodia to expand its influence in Southeast Asia.
To commemorate EDSA honestly in 2026 is not to rehearse its mythology, but to interrogate its limits.
The headlines are predictable by now. The United States restricts chip exports. Chinese labs release competitive models. Pundits declare who is “winning” the artificial intelligence race. The language borrows from sport and war: sprints, breakthroughs and supremacy.
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In India construction industry is the second largest economic activity, next to agriculture. An estimated 14.6 million persons were directly employed in construction work in 1995-96.
Life in the remote villages of Ghatol block in Banswara district of Rajasthan has never been easy.
A social movement has begun in the Banswara district of South Rajasthan that is preparing society to tackle modern challenges while respecting traditions.
We were sitting at a central place in Salaiya Maaf village, located in Mahoba district of Uttar Pradesh, for a group discussion when an elderly woman said in an emotional voice
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India’s quest for development and for meeting the needs of all its people is a difficult one and deserves sympathy and understanding.
The Socialism 2025 Conference, held in Malaysia’s capital Kuala Lumpur, on November 15–16, brought together about 200 socialists and activists from across the Asia-Pacific.
Tens of millions of people face very serious humanitarian crisis situation in many countries. Despite this, the funds received for humanitarian aid have been falling far short of real needs.
The beginning of a new year is a time when many of us promise to learn from past mistakes and take corrective actions, aimed at our better and sustained progress.
Many of those who had initially welcomed the ouster of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina are now reconsidering their assessment.
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Around the year 1980 Keshwanand Tiwari emerged as a very bright young politician of Dehradun, having won two Cantt elections at a very young age.
With increasing importance of climate resilience, it is becoming more and more necessary to integrate promotion and protection of rural livelihoods with this objective.
Kabutra Devi could afford to live restfully at home at this old age. Still she insisted that every day she must go to work in the family’s farms.