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Achala Moulik
Russia’s 75th Victory Day: A Brief Retelling
26 Jun 2020
India’s ties with Russia are not to be scoffed at, and are hopefully not being scoffed at if recent diplomacy offers a reliable clue.
Newsclick Team
What Does Restructuring of Defence Forces Mean?
18 Feb 2020
The Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat, in a meeting with few journalists, talked about restructuring of the defence forces and various other issues.
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'Make in India' Not on Defence Spending Radar
30 Jan 2020
While blowing the trumpet of ‘Make in India’ on the one hand, when it comes to defence, the BJP-led government continues to remain largely dependent on foreign manufactures and pay hefty prices for…
M.K. Bhadrakumar
US-India: Why 2+2 May Not Always be 4
23 Dec 2019
S Jaishankar has made a mistake by insulting Pramila Jayapal. Modi Bhakts have only made matters worse by charging like Rottweilers at Senator Elizabeth Warren and other Democrats.
Newsclick Team
Emperor Akbar: Great or Depraved? - Making Sense in Today's India
01 Dec 2019
In today's world of politics, Babur and Aurangzeb are targets of abuse and vilification. In contrast, Akbar has been given the epithet of 'Great' and his memory enjoys considerable public goodwill.
Hiren Gohain
A Plea with a Broken Wing
19 Nov 2019
Recent rulings—especially Rafale—can make true-blue regime supporters smile.
Ronak Chhabra
HAL Workmen Withdraw Strike Following HC Order
24 Oct 2019
The management of HAL approached the High Court earlier claiming that a loss of Rs. 17 crore is being incurred everyday because of the strike.
D. Raghunandan
India Gets First Rafale, But 4 Key Questions Still Remain Unanswered
11 Oct 2019
What’s the government hiding in l’affaire Rafale, as all questions raised by defence experts, retired military officers and bureaucrats continue to haunt the nation.
Newsclick Team
Sorcery of Religion and Nationalism
10 Oct 2019
While the world steps forward to embrace modernism, in India, we are going back to the silly superstitions—which rely on lemons and chillies to guard a vehicle or a property from “evil powers”
Newsclick Team
Mystery Behind Rafale, US Withdraws Troops from Syria and More
09 Oct 2019
In this episode of Daily Round-up, we talk about the twist in the Rafale deal and Anganwadi workers’ protest in Jharkhand.