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Navigating Crossroads: Assessing BJP’s Policies Amid Allegations Of ‘Anti-Secularism’

Sayani ChakrabortyOctober 7, 20230

Many people have accused The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), at the head of India's governing coalition, for adopting anti-secular policies and activities in recent years. With time this has often raised discussions concerning whether or not the party is genuinely committed to India's secular values and Constitutional principles Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) debate The approval of the CAA in 2019 has been one of the most divisive issues of the year. This provision has been criticized for being discriminatory because it does not include Muslims fleeing persecution in neighboring nations. They worry that giving preference to one religion over another will weaken India's secular foundations. Millions of Indians have taken to the streets to voice their opposition to the CAA because of fe...

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BJP’s Challenges And Potential Threats To Their Hold On Power In 2024

Sayani ChakrabortyOctober 6, 20230

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has ruled India's government since 2014. But it has a number of obstacles that might undermine its power in the upcoming 2024 elections. As the political climate in India shifts, it's worth looking at the factors that indicate the BJP might have a tough time winning the next election. Recession and Joblessness in the Economy Slowing growth rates and the COVID-19 outbreak have both been drags on India's economy. In addition, an important metric, the unemployment rate, has been a source of worry. According to the National Sample Survey Office (NSSO), India's jobless rate hit a 45-year high in 2020. Anger in the Farming Community Discontent in rural regions, which are key political battlegrounds, has expanded as a result of the BJP's handling of the ag...

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India’s Digital Revolution: A Push Towards Cashless Society

Sayani ChakrabortyOctober 4, 20230

India is changing rapidly as a result of the digital revolution, which will have far-reaching effects on the country's economy and society. India is rapidly moving towards a cashless society because of the proliferation of digital payment methods and developments in financial technology. Increased Use of Electronic Payment Methods The government's push for digital payments, spearheaded by the "Digital India" project, has been the driving force behind this shift. This bold initiative has made great achievements in increasing internet access and smartphone penetration across the country, with the ultimate goal of empowering residents through digital technology. This has led to the meteoric rise of digital payment systems like the Unified Payments Interface (UPI), mobile wallets,...

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India’s Healthcare System: Navigating Challenges And Seeking Reform

Sayani ChakrabortyOctober 4, 20230

Accessibility and cost are two of the biggest problems plaguing India's healthcare system. The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted weaknesses, highlighting the critical need for change. As a result of the epidemic, gaps in medical resources and hospital capacity were apparent. In spite of the fortitude shown by healthcare personnel, the crisis highlighted the need for a more robust infrastructure. Over 400,000 new cases were recorded per day in India during the peak of COVID-19 in April 2021, saturating healthcare facilities and drawing attention to critical infrastructural deficiencies. Rural communities sometimes lack access to and/or quality of healthcare, exacerbating existing inequalities. Ayushman Bharat and similar government programmes try to solve this problem but require effe...

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India’s Electoral Landscape: The State Of Play Ahead Of 2024

Sayani ChakrabortyOctober 4, 20230

As the year 2024 draws near, general elections in India will bring about a drastic shift in the country's political landscape. There is much conjecture, alliance-building, and strategy development happening in the world's greatest democracy. How are things in Indian politics right now, and what can we anticipate in the months leading up to the next general election? Problems Facing the Current Administration With a resounding win in 2019, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has remained in office continuously since 2014. But the second term has been fraught with difficulties, from the COVID-19 epidemic to the huge farmer protests that led to the revocation of agricultural legislation. The BJP has had a tepid showing in state elections, losing ground...

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India’s New Agricultural Laws: A Year Of Controversy And Reform

Sayani ChakrabortyOctober 4, 20230

India's agriculture industry was at the centre of a political maelstrom in September 2020 when the government passed three controversial farm regulations. After a year, the country is still trying to deal with the effects of these changes. Protests have erupted across the country, the issue has gained worldwide attention, and serious concerns have been voiced about the future of agriculture and politics in India because of it. The Contentious Agricultural Laws These three statutes are the Essential Commodities (Amendment) Act, the Essential Commodities (Promotion and Facilitation) Act, and the Farmers' Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Act. They wanted to abolish government-mandated minimum support prices (MSP) for specific commodities and open up the agricultur...

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Unlocking Justice: CJI Urged Fast-Track Permanent Constitution Benches To Tackle Case Backlog

Sayani ChakrabortyOctober 2, 20230

Chief Justice of India Chandrachud has stated that the Supreme Court will always have constitution benches of varying sizes. This shift has been in the works for a very long time and needs to be implemented as soon as possible. If an issue raises a "substantial question of law" about how the Constitution should be interpreted, as described in Article 145(3), then it is required that it be heard by at least five judges. There are currently 306 cases that are awaiting a decision from the five-judge benches. There are still 135 cases that are awaiting nine-judge benches. This suggests that there are five primary instances, in addition to 130 connected ones. This exemplifies the significance and weight of decisions made by multi-judge panels, which typically have effects that are both f...

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BJP’s Bold Move: A Jolt To Senior Leaders In MP Candidates List – Complacency Not An Option!

Sayani ChakrabortyOctober 2, 20230

The modern BJP is a strong opponent in elections because it does not allow complacency to slip in. In the upcoming assembly elections in MP, the party is competing fiercely with Congress. The BJP unveiled their slate of 39 potential candidates on Monday night. The highlight was a different kind of shakeup. Veterans, including several ministers in the government of India, have being urged to return home to run in upcoming assembly elections. Narendra Singh Tomar, the minister of agriculture, was one of them. To everyone's astonishment, the party's national general secretary, Kailash Vijayvargiya, is conflicted about it since it may affect his son's chances of earning a ticket. Some of the party's major hitters were reportedly caught off guard when they saw their names on the list of ...

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Amid Row With Canada, External Affairs Minister Jaishankar Says “Political Convenience Mustn’t Determine Response To Terrorism” Read Here!

SHIVANI UJJAINWALSeptember 27, 20230

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar said on Tuesday that nations should not alter their approaches to combating terrorism, extremism, and violence in accordance with their own political needs as the diplomatic spat between New Delhi and Ottawa grows. At the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), India poked fun at Canada on Tuesday by saying that nations shouldn't respond to acts of terrorism, extremism, and violence in accordance with their own internal political needs. Speaking to the 78th UNGA in New York, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar also discussed territorial integrity and nations' obligations to refrain from interfering in one another's internal affairs. He said, “without genuine solidarity, there can never be real trust”. The Khalistan problem, which has st

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Joshimath’s Carrying Capacity Overshoot Confirmed By NDMA: Calls For Immediate Action

Sayani ChakrabortySeptember 26, 20230

What locals in Joshimath and geologists had suspected has now been officially acknowledged by the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA). The community has been overpopulated for a long time. As a result, no new buildings should be permitted there. The administration of Uttarakhand failed to inform the public of even this confirmation. Since the NDMA's findings were sent to the Uttarakhand HC in a sealed envelope, it required a TOIreport for the public to learn what they were. The bench of the High Court questioned the necessity of maintaining confidentiality. Progression and development in the Himalayan states We are at a crossroads in terms of development in the Himalayan states, and the NDMA's post-disaster report needs to be read in conjunction with other developmen...

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“They Will Try To Divide Women Now” Says PM Modi Tells MP Voters As Congress Seeks OBC Quota In Reservation: Checkout!

SHIVANI UJJAINWALSeptember 25, 20230

The grand old party, according to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, supported the women's reservation bill in Parliament as a result of pressure. While speaking to BJP workers in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a series of accusations on the Congress party. Accusing previous Congress administrations of "not working" for women, the prime minister claimed that if the grand old party had done the necessary action sooner, he would not have needed to introduce the Women's Reservation Bill. He suggested Congress' demand for an OBC quota in women's reservations by saying that the opposition party would seek to split the nation's women. "Cong and allies backed the women's reservation bill on compulsion. Its passage is possible as 'Modi hai to Mumkin ha'," he said,

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Congress Irked At CPI Lawmaker’s Suggestion To Not Repeat Rahul Gandhi From Wayanad: Deets Inside!

SHIVANI UJJAINWALSeptember 25, 20230

Rahul Gandhi should take on the BJP in one of the States with a Hindi-speaking population, according to CPI Rajya Sabha Member P. Sandosh Kumar, rather than challenging the party's ally. The Congress, notably its Kerala branch, is upset by a suggestion made during internal discussions at the most recent national executive conference of INDIA bloc member CPI that senior leader Rahul Gandhi not run for re-election from the Wayanad Lok Sabha constituency in 2024.  Remarks made on September 19 by CPI Rajya Sabha MP P. Sandosh Kumar that Mr. Gandhi's trip to Wayanad would be interpreted as a sign of weakness in light of the country's altered political landscape as of 2019 met with little support from the Congress. K.C. Venugopal, general secretary for organisation at the Congress, reject

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