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‘Taiwan card’ Of Japan May Damage Ties Between China And Japan

Vikas DeshwalAugust 8, 20220

During a period of suspense in the Taiwan Straits after United States House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's evocative trip to Taiwan island, Tokyo has not only died to support regional peace but rather gave incorrect information on the Taiwan query. In this respect, viewers alerted there is a problematic growing perception within the Japanese administration that "a Taiwan crisis is a crisis for Japan." With the Japanese administration and community evolving increasingly traditional, spectators denounced right-wing politicians for recreating the "Taiwan card" and sensationalizing safety problems. They attempt to explain the government's objective of increasing security funding and amending its pacifist constitution. Sanae Takaichi, police head of the Japanese ruling Liberal Democratic Party, who

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New Vice President, Old Politics: How Can Opposition Defeat BJP?

Sayani ChakrabortyAugust 8, 20220

Jagdeep Dhankhar's emphatic win in the vice-presidential elections is another indication of the BJP's supremacy in national politics. BJD and YSRCP, two "neutral" regional parties, were more likely to vote for Dhankhar than disenchanted opposition parties. In presidential and vice-presidential elections, the national ruling party always has an advantage in capturing votes from parties that are not completely aligned with it. Regional parties understand that a vote against the Centre isn't worth the effort of antagonising these two positions, which have little political value. But the near-disaster of the monsoon session should prompt the BJP to rethink its strategy. Legislators will always have dissenting views, regardless of who is in charge. In parliamentary politics, legislation,...

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India Got Its 14th Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar, Once An IAS Now Second Highest Post Holder!!

Gunjan ChaudharyAugust 6, 20220

The results of the Vice Presidential election are out now and NDA candidate Jagdeep Dhankhar registered an easy victory. Dhankhar got 528 votes in his favor. At the same time, the opposition candidate Margaret Alva got only 182 votes. A total of 356 votes were required to win out of 710 valid votes. Dhankhar, who covered a huge distance from a small village of Jhunjhunu in Rajasthan to getting the country's second highest post, had a life of struggle. He got success in the field he tried to. After 12th, he got selected in IIT. And even after that he got selected for NDA also. After graduation he passed the civil services examination, but he chose the profession of law. Dhankhar was married to Sudesh Dhankhar in 1979. Both had two children. The son's name was Deepak and the daughter's...

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Reform Of Indian Budget: Forgotten Priority That Causes Major Issues In Economy

Sayani ChakrabortyAugust 5, 20220

Mark Twain stated want of money causes all evil. India's defence budget confirms this. The chronic lack of money for defence also fuels budgetary issues. These modifications may address Twainian evil, say many observers. They expect those adjustments will free up more spending money. It's unlikely. It's almost difficult to meet the military's demands without doubling the defence budget. Kin Hubbard said the easiest way to double your money is to fold it once and put it in your pocket. Only magic can do this. Reforms are essential because the budget can ensure effective utilisation of resources to achieve financially viable goals. This objective involves micro and macro adjustments that are conceptually linked. The MoD's Demands for Grant (DG) structure should be reexamined to enhance bu...

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Ex-Telecom Minister Raja Sale Of 5G Spectrum: ‘Where The Money Gone?’

Sayani ChakrabortyAugust 5, 20220

Former telecom minister A. Raja has questioned "where has the money gone" in reference to enormous disparity between the amount earned from the sale of 5G spectrum (Rs 1.5 lakh crore) and the predicted income from it, alleging a "massive fraud" in recently finished 5G spectrum sales (Rs 5 lakh crore). Commencing on July 26 and ending on August 1, the 5G spectrum auction took place. The Hindustan Times reports that Raja questioned, "Where has the money gone?" on Thursday, August 4. What is the source of the error? This should be investigated by the present government. The UPA government's telecom minister, Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) politician, was implicated in the suspected 2G fraud. While in opposition to the government, the BJP levelled a particularly vicious attack against Raja...

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Indian National Congress Now It is Hooda’s Congress In Haryana, Bishnoi Leaves Congress 

Vikas DeshwalAugust 5, 20220

Haryana Opposition Congress leader's different enemies gave contemporary 'Chintan Shivir' a miss, showing his total power over the state department. At the Haryana Congress's day-long "Chintan Shivir" in Panchkula on Monday, more than the politicians current, those who were evident by their lack captured the concentration of political watchers. The state team, cut by endless infighting over the years, is currently in the full power of Congress Legislature Party (CLP) head and former CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda. In April, the group's high authority gave Hooda a free run by selecting his follower Udai Bhan the state team president. Though Congress attempted to alleviate Hooda's enemies, the administrative update left no suspicion regarding who was in control of the congress party in Harya

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Flags And Anthems: Politics Of Right-Wing Patriotism In Evolving World

Sayani ChakrabortyAugust 5, 20220

The recent press conference of the Supreme Court's four senior justices disclosed previously unseen perspectives. The bench of justice Dipak Misra ordered "all cinema theatres in India to play the national anthem before the feature film" on November 30, 2016. Since it was a chance to exhibit "love for the country," the judge, who is now India's Chief Justice, directed that "all present must stand for the national anthem." Eleven months later, Supreme Court judge D.Y. Chandrachud said it's not necessary to "wear your patriotism on your sleeve. Next, people shouldn't wear t-shirts and shorts to movies because it's disrespectful to the national anthem. where do we stop this moral policing? In November 2016, he shared the bench with Justice Misra, and his categorical decision shows how Indi

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Digging Deep Into SSC Recruitment Scam: Is It Bigger Than Narada And Sarada Scam?

Sayani ChakrabortyAugust 2, 20220

A single-judge bench of the Calcutta high court and a retired-judge-led committee appointed by a division bench over the past six months have unearthed at least 609 illegal appointments in group D employees' posts, 381 in clerical (group-C) posts, and an undetermined number of posts for assistant teachers for classes IX and X at government-sponsored and aided schools in West Bengal during 2019-20. It began in August and September last year, when job seekers Sandeep Prasad (Sanjay Kumar), Sabina Yasmin (Salman Khan), and Setab Uddin (Salman Khan) filed petitions in the Calcutta high court alleging anomalies in recruitments in three categories. As the session progressed, the judge continued asking for further papers, and other petitioners came up to provide additional instances. In its...

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Joe Biden And His Partners Find Methods To Collectively Isolate Putin

Vikas DeshwalAugust 2, 20220

As Russian President Putin's military powers overspread the sovereign country of Ukraine, many nations will examine for methods to react strongly to directly treat Moscow as a pariah state on par with Bashar Assad's Syria and Kim Jong Un's North Korea. While the United States declared it would not encounter Moscow instantly on the battleground in Kyiv with American battalions, one scenario it could take is to rally supporters to separate Moscow in all methods, likely collectively economically, diplomatically, and via "grey-zone" activities like cyber or data action -- to create Putin comprehend that this attack will not stand and that his judgment was a severe blunder. The objective here would be to push Russia and its supporters to feel sufficiently hurt to cause them to leave their

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Supreme Court To Set Up Bench To Hear Appeals Against Hijab Ban

Sayani ChakrabortyAugust 2, 20220

India's Supreme Court on Tuesday, Aug. 2, said that it will set up an appellate panel to examine a number of appeals challenging the Karnataka high court's decision not to overturn the state's prohibition on students wearing the hijab in public schools. Senior counsel Meenakshi Arora, representing one of the appellants, made her arguments before a bench that included Chief Justice N.V. Ramana and Justices Krishna Murari and Hima Kohli. "A bench will be built by me. A judge is ill, according to the Chief Justice of India. Arora stated that the appeals against the high court judgement had been submitted back in March, but had not yet been scheduled for hearing. “Wait. According to CJI Ramana, if the judges had been okay, the subject would have come up. An agreement was made by Indi...

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Indian Politics of Defection: An Uninteresting Variant Of Dissidence

Sayani ChakrabortyAugust 2, 20220

Defections from various political parties and the resulting deviation from norms such as "loyalty is not sellable," "pluralism is to be considered worthy of respect," and "politics that endorses improvement in the spheres of non-coercion or increasing but reasonable degrees of freedom" have recently led to the melancholy expression, "we were wrong in supporting, promoting, and protecting these defectors." Congress MPs in Madhya Pradesh (MP) and Karnataka as well as the Shiv Sena in Goa and, more lately, Maharashtra are heard using these kinds of rhetoric. Is the act of defection becoming the new standard for doing politics in India? This raises the most basic problems. What is the reason for the violations of the above-mentioned norms? And who is responsible for this? The act of def...

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Russia-China Relations: Vladimir Putin Warns Washington Against ‘Inflammatory’ Moves Toward Beijing

Vikas DeshwalAugust 2, 20220

The Kremlin has delivered robust help to Beijing amid anxieties over Taiwan, alerting the United States Of America against any "inflammatory actions" that could aggravate the crisis.  Russian President Vladimir Putin showed strong backing to China amid the pressures over Taiwan, precautioning the U.S. against any "subversive" moves that could worsen the situation. Chinese President Xi Jinping alerted against interfering in China's dealings with Taiwan during a phone call Thursday with U.S. President Joe Biden.   In a call with journalists, Moscow spokesman Dmitry Peskov expressed Kremlin staunchly backs Beijing's freedom and territorial integrity. "We think that no other nation has the right to reach (that) into suspicion or take any inflammatory steps," Peskov expressed. He forew

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