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Why India Is A Strong Contender For Its Permanent Membership of the UNSC? Explains External Affairs Minister Jaishankar!!

Gunjan ChaudharySeptember 12, 20220

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, who is on a visit to Saudi Arabia, explains why India is a strong contender to be a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council. He enumerated many reasons behind this contender-ship of India. He said that India has always been in the forefront of fulfilling its objectives of maintaining international security, as well as taking appropriate steps for the global situation. He said India has a strong contender-ship for being a permanent member of the Security Council as India is the largest democracy, fifth largest economy, nuclear energy, big technological hub, and the most important thing that India has a tradition of global engagement. S Jaishankar said the Saudi Gazette newspaper in an interview that the council must adapt to evolvin...

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Understanding Complicity Between Colonial State And Subaltern Class

Sayani ChakrabortySeptember 12, 20220

In studies of the experiences of India's poor and disenfranchised in the modern era, historians have often portrayed subalterns and the colonial state as antagonistic. Historians affiliated with the Subaltern Studies Collective were correct in their assessment that subaltern awareness existed outside from or in opposition to colonial modernity and its different institutions. They believed that genuine opposition to western social and political patterns originated in a separate subaltern domain that was unfettered by the colonial authority. That's why they zeroed in on the most spectacular instances of peasant uprising against the zamindar, sahukar and sarkar complex. The subaltern became a symbol of resistance in their hands. However, the history of colonial India is rife with examp...

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One Day National Mourning Declared On September 11 In India, The National Flag To Be Half-Masted!!

Gunjan ChaudharySeptember 9, 20220

A day of national mourning has been declared in India on the death of Queen Elizabeth II of Britain. According to the Ministry of Home Affairs, there will be national mourning in India on September 11. On this day the national flag in India will remain half-masted in honor of Queen Elizabeth. PM Narendra Modi condoled the death of Queen Elizabeth II of Britain. Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted, "Her Majesty will be remembered as a stalwart of our times... She displayed immense dignity and decency in public life. Shocked by her passing. My heartfelt condolences in this hour with her family and the people of Britain." Queen Elizabeth II had met British Prime Minister Liz Truss. The Queen asked Truss to form a new government in the country. Queen Elizabeth II took her last breath in...

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Mamata Hints At Unified Resistance In 2024: With Whom Will She Unite?

Sayani ChakrabortySeptember 9, 20220

The chief minister of Bengal has spoken out against the BJP and a segment of the media for what she claims is a vicious campaign against her and other party leaders. Mamata Banerjee, chief minister of West Bengal, announced on Thursday that she and the chief ministers of neighbouring Bihar and Jharkhand would work together with several other opposition parties to defeat the BJP in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. Mamata, also the supreme leader of the Trinamul Congress, predicted the BJP would be swept from power here at a party event. "There will be a gathering in 2024 with myself, Nitish Kumar, Hemant Soren, and many more. The BJP will be defeated with the combined efforts of all opposition parties. We're going to form one camp and the BJP will make up the other. Its confidence in wi...

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Britain’s Queen Elizabeth Dies At The Age Of 96, Took Her Last Breath At Balmoral Palace!!

Gunjan ChaudharySeptember 9, 20220

Britain's Queen Elizabeth died at the age of 96 at Balmoral Palace in Scotland. Buckingham Palace, United Kingdom reported that Queen Elizabeth passed away at Balmoral this afternoon. Prince Charles has been made king in her place. For some time Queen Elizabeth was unable to move anywhere. That's why she was having her meetings at Balmoral Castle in Scotland instead of Buckingham Palace in London. Queen Elizabeth had been suffering health problems since October last year. British Prime Minister Liz Truss paid tribute to the longest-reigning Queen Elizabeth II after her death. He said the late Queen has left behind a great legacy and has also provided "stability and strength" to the country. He said Britain was shocked by the death of the Queen. She was like a 'rock' on which modern B...

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There Seems To Be A Modi Cult Everywhere, But How Long Will This Last?

Sayani ChakrabortySeptember 7, 20220

Millions of Indians have two COVID-19 immunisation certificates. Each document has Narendra Modi's signature. We must all hear that he has protected us with his compassion and plenty. Due to Ganesh Chaturthi, images of the rotund Hindu god Ganesh are proliferating. Several photographs show Modi. He's been in the media. He's on sarees and book covers. He opens bridges and warships. He inaugurated projects in Bhuj, Kerala, and Mangaluru in a week. He makes all the announcements while those ministers keep quiet. They brag about his excellence when they speak. Always highlight the uniqueness. Kim Jong Un can learn from him. Nirmala Sitharaman, India's finance minister, chastised a district collector for not displaying a Narendra Modi flag at a ration shop. She said the federal govern...

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Can Religious Clothing Be Worn In Secular Public Schools?: Supreme Court On Hijab Row

Sayani ChakrabortySeptember 6, 20220

Multiple petitions were being heard by the Supreme Court, all of which aimed to overturn the Karnataka high court's decision to sustain the ban on the hijab. The Supreme Court, while hearing several petitions Monday challenging the Karnataka high court's decision to uphold a ban on hijab, noted that a person has a right to practise religion, but the question is whether it can be taken to a school which has a set uniform. The highest court in the land wanted to know if a hijab-wearing student could attend a school that required students to wear uniforms. It's possible that you have the freedom to practise whichever religion you choose. But can you put that into practise in a school that requires a uniform? A panel consisting of Justices Hemant Gupta and Sudhanshu Dhulia said that thi...

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India’s Democratic Setup Receives Vehement Attack And Assault

Sayani ChakrabortySeptember 6, 20220

The Prime Minister vehemently criticised the "freebie culture" last month at a public speech. He took particular aim at the norm of giving out free stuff in exchange for votes. It's all part of a plan to win over voters, he said, and the free stuff is just a bonus. He insisted that this strategy had to be countered, saying, "those who dis­tribute freebies would never create expressways, airports, or defence routes to encourage growth." As the Prime Minister railed against giveaways, the courts stepped in to prevent political parties from promising benefits for the poor and powerless. A three-judge bench of the Supreme Court of India, led by the Chief Justice of India (CJI), had suggested a wide-ranging expert committee to examine the issue of freebies after a recent public interest ...

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Arshdeep Singh’s Name Linked To Khalistan, Targeted For Missing The Catch In India-Pak Match!!

Gunjan ChaudharySeptember 5, 20220

The Indian cricket team lost by five wickets against Pakistan in the Asia Cup Super-4 round match on Sunday (September 4). After this defeat, left-arm fast bowler Arshdeep Singh has come on the target of the people. Arshdeep missed the catch in the 18th over. Since then he is fiercely trolled on social media. Even Arshdeep's name was linked to Khalistan. The government has sent a notice to the officials of Wikipedia. The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, while sending a notice to Wikipedia, said, "This can become a threat to Arshdeep Singh's family. This can spoil the atmosphere of the country. After checking the IP address, it came to fore that this act was done by someone from Pakistan." Minister of State for Electronics and Technology Rajiv Chandrashekhar tweeted, "Such misin...

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Godrej Chairman Asks Centre To “Stop Dividing Country” and “Do More”

Sayani ChakrabortySeptember 5, 20220

Godrej Industries' chairman Nadir Godrej has called on the government to "do more" to heal divisions in the country. Top businesspeople, like Godrej, seldom weigh in on social or political issues like these. In 2019, the late businessman Rahul Bajaj claimed that fear of reprisals keeps business leaders silent. Godrej, who is also the managing director of Godrej Industries, stated that while the country was "doing extremely well" economically and pursuing social measures like financial inclusion and education, more could be done to "unify the country." I believe it is time for us to stop separating the country and work instead toward bringing people together. Godrej told PTI on the eve of a book launch, "I think that's important and I'm sure the government also recognises that the ec...

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‘Modern India’ Continues To Cripple With Burden Of Casteism And Blind Orthodoxy

Sayani ChakrabortySeptember 5, 20220

It is widely believed that the caste system is on the decline in today's globalised and contemporary world. At the same time, people of lower castes have been subjected to extreme kinds of discrimination, violence, and humiliation in a variety of settings during the past few years, including public spaces, workplaces, public transportation, and schools. People of lower social classes are being lynched and killed, as well as subjected to physical and verbal abuse, for seemingly trivial reasons, such as using the communal water supply, taking up prime seating in the classroom, owning a horse, or sporting a hip moustache. In recent years, members of the dominant castes have been seen showing solidarity with the accused and viewing the conviction or legal action against them as an affro...

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Environmental Challenges Of Belt And Road Initiative Of China, Connecting China To World

Sayani ChakrabortySeptember 3, 20220

The China Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) ties China to the globe by creating a land-based "Silk Road Economic Belt" and a marine "21st Century Maritime Silk Road." By March 2022, 147 countries had invested $28.4 billion in the BRI. Numerous BRI projects would go through ecologically sensitive areas and nations with inadequate environmental laws and governance, raising fears about severe environmental repercussions. The BRI must prioritise green development. In 2007, the 17th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) introduced "Ecological Civilization" (EC) as a response to environmental deterioration in China. In 2018, it was legally incorporated into the constitution and the country's growth and development strategy. Several policies have been released lately to e...

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