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Subodh Varma
Elections 2019: Jobs Failure Will Sink Modi
13 Mar 2019
While air strikes and the project inauguration blitz of PM Modi – 157 projects “launched” between February 8 and March 7 – has hogged media space, the unaddressed issue of joblessness is continuing…
Subodh Varma
Reality Behind Modi’s “Pilot Project”
03 Mar 2019
After following a disastrous policy in Kashmir for five years, Modi is calling the air strikes a “pilot project”.
Subodh Varma
Slowing Economy, Rising Joblessness
01 Mar 2019
New GDP numbers show the deep agrarian crisis and an economy in doldrums, while unemployment continues to grow.
Subodh Varma
BJP Moves Seamlessly into Election Mode
28 Feb 2019
It is using the border tension and war cries to market itself as strong and decisive, untroubled by deaths and the captured IAF pilot.
Subodh Varma
PM-KISAN: Why Farmers Are Unhappy With Rs 2,000
26 Feb 2019
Compared to the farmers’ demand of at least 50% more price than the total cost of production, the govt.’s MSP and now, the Rs 2000 dole, are still leaving a big hole in the budget.
Subodh Varma
Modi’s ABC: Avoiding, Burying, Confusing
23 Feb 2019
In a speech today, PM Modi said his govt. had removed “avoiding, burying, confusing” from governance. Is that correct? Have a look.
Subodh Varma
Kashmir Without Kashmiris?
20 Feb 2019
Tathagata Roy’s views are the real views of the Sangh Parivar.
Subodh Varma
RBI To The Rescue of Modi Government – It’s Election Time!
19 Feb 2019
With a record Rs.68,000 crore transferred from RBI to the Central Government this year, the Modi government has sucked up a mind boggling Rs.2.9 lakh crore from the Central bank in five years.
Subodh Varma
Educated? Skilled? Sorry, No Jobs!
18 Feb 2019
The leaked NSSO report records that joblessness among educated men has nearly tripled, and among women it has doubled. Even among skill trained, it has doubled.
Subodh Varma
PM Modi Repeats Job Increase Mythology in Parliament
08 Feb 2019
In the face of a raging jobs crisis, Modi is refusing to learn and continues to repeat fairy tales about so many trucks and so many doctors.