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Modi's Participation in Bangladesh Freedom Struggle: Fact or Fiction?
04 Apr 2021
This is not the first time such tall claims have been made by the PM about his participation in political movements of the past.
Ajaz Ashraf
Have BJP’s Fear of Protests and Poll Tactics Delayed CAA Implementation?
09 Feb 2021
Had the ruling party raked up the CAA in states due for Assembly polls, a broad coalition of citizens would have risen against it.
Ashis Biswas
Bangladesh Celebrates its Fifty Years of Freedom as a Confident Nation
28 Dec 2020
Bangladeshis, celebrating the 50th anniversary of their Independence, are pining for happier times as the Covid-19 pandemic that has ravaged 2020 limps to its end.
Partha S. Ghosh
Have Farmers Stalled the Hindutva Juggernaut?
15 Dec 2020
BJP is using well-tested deceptions to discredit the farmers, but their movement is a gigantic economic and ideological challenge to the party.
Abdul Alim Jafri
UP: Kanpur’s Tattered Tanneries Tell Tale of Government Apathy and Neglect
22 Oct 2020
The city’s tanneries, once the reason why Kanpur was considered one of India’s biggest textile hubs, have suffered losses worth Rs 2,100 crore.
Rabindra Nath Sinha
COVID-19: Jute Growers Make a Tidy Sum While Mill Workers Suffer in Bengal
22 Oct 2020
While growers are getting prices above MSP for raw jute, for workers, including migrant labourers, the going has been tough this year.
Rabindra Nath Sinha
Stock Holding Limits in Jute Industry ‘Anti-Farmer’, Says Jute Body
06 Sep 2020
COVID-19 and the resultant prolonged lockdown announced on March 24 interfered with the supply schedule of the jute mills, which were allowed to resume production with full strength only from June 1.
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Igor Stimac Looks at Europe for Training Camp Before Qualifiers; Betting Sponsorship on Shirts to be Banned and More (Football Round-up)
03 Jul 2020
Short Passes (Football News Round-up): Igor Stimac looking at three places in Europe for an eight-week camp for the Indian football team | House of Lords suggests betting sponsorship on shirts be…
Peoples Dispatch
30 Migrants in Libya Killed After Death of Human Trafficker
30 May 2020
The chaos created by the NATO-led invasion of Libya in 2011 has made the country a breeding ground for human trafficking to Europe, leading to hundreds of deaths each year.
Rabindra Nath Sinha
Why is India-Bangladesh Trade Faltering Despite Home Ministry Directions?
22 May 2020
‘Traders said that while they do appreciate that Cyclone Amphan requires the state’s undivided attention but, in the same breath, they point out their case is in the balance, well over two weeks…