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For Scheme Meant for the Poorest, O...While the dalit community has been always known...EnvironmentBirds— Humanity is Rapidly Losing Its Most Endearing Friends Bharat Dogra | 13/05/2022 Earth Day: Enemies and Opportunities Wes Jackson | 21/04/2022 From Rachel Carson to Monsanto: The Silence of Spring    Colin Todhunter | 18/04/2022 Featured StoriesBefore the second wave of the Zionist arrests! by Dr Salim Nazzal — 14/05/2022  We had the feeling that the Zionist arrest campaigns did not end after the first campaign and the individual arrests here and there. The question is political and moral, which I was asking myself. Does a person stay in the place if he thinks he will get arrested? I remember discussing this question with a friend who said that[Read More…]Ukraine Update: Russian-U.S. Defense Chiefs Talk Over Phone For First Time Since Start Of The Ukraine War by Countercurrents Collective — 14/05/2022Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu and U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin spoke over telephone on Friday, marking the first call between the two since Russia launched the special military operation in Ukraine. Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby said in a brief statement following the call that Austin “urged an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine and emphasized the importance of maintaining lines[Read More…]Baby Formula Shortage In U.S. And Canada by Countercurrents Collective — 14/05/2022“Is my baby getting enough food? It is a typical fear among new parents — and an acute one now, because of a national shortage of baby formula.” A New York Times report — The Baby Formula Crisis (https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/13/briefing/baby-formula-shortage-us-economy.html, May 13, 2022) — begins in this way. The New York Times report said: ‘A potential bacteria outbreak led to the[Read More…]Despite Covid lessons India’s healthcare system remains dysfunctional by Shirish Khare — 14/05/2022Has anything changed in the Indian healthcare system – in terms of facilities or quality of care – because of the traumatic experience of Covid over the last two years? Many would have expected such a big phenomenon as a global pandemic to make a big impact on many aspects of health policy, infrastructure and even public attitudes. However, on[Read More…]Paradigm for peace applied to Russia, Ukraine and the US: Proposal for a peaceful pathway forward – Part II by Kristin Christman — 14/05/2022 Part II. The Roots of violence: Needs for life and safety   In the Paradigm for Peace model, the Roots of Violence are divided into seven categories. While a few of the categories aren’t as easily divided into defensive and aggressive motivations, for the most part, we examine how each party to the conflict may be defensively motivated or aggressively[Read More…]How we Treat Our Disabled : Our Not so Hidden Shame by Shantanu Dutta — 14/05/2022In an incident that raised eyebrows recently, budget airline IndiGo denied boarding to a specially-abled child on a Hyderabad-bound flight at the Ranchi airport. The wheelchair confined boy in his teens apparently posed a safety hazard for the flight because he was in a state of panic. There were doctors on board the flight who felt otherwise and suggested that[Read More…]Rogues and Spyware: Pegasus Strikes in Spain by Dr Binoy Kampmark — 14/05/2022Weapons, lacking sentience and moral orientation, are there to be used by all.  Once out, these creations can never be rebottled.  Effective spyware, that most malicious of surveillance tools, is one such creation, available to entities and governments of all stripes.  The targets are standard: dissidents, journalists, legislators, activists, even the odd jurist. Pegasus spyware, the fiendishly effective creation of[Read More…]As the Planet Warms, Let’s Be Clear: We Are Sacrificing Lives for Profits by Sonali Kolhatkar — 14/05/2022Climate change is the result of a deadly calculus: human lives are worth risking and even losing over the profits of global corporations. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) recently dropped a bombshell announcement that should have garnered news headlines in the major global and U.S. media, but did not. New WMO research concludes that “[t]here is a 50:50 chance of the annual[Read More…]Jeremy Corbyn: It’s Not Enough to Resist—We Have to Build, Too by Jeremy Corbyn — 14/05/2022In April, the UN’s climate scientists warned it’s “now or never” to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels. You can almost hear them screaming at their keyboards, desperate for governments to actually do something, when they outline the need for “rapid, deep and immediate” cuts in CO2 emissions. But their words are not just a warning about the[Read More…]Ending ‘West’s Neocolonial Oppression’: On the New Language and Superstructures by Dr Ramzy Baroud — 14/05/2022The Russia-Ukraine war has quickly turned into a global conflict. One of the likely outcomes of this war is the very redefinition of the current world order, which has been in effect, at least since the collapse of the Soviet Union over three decades ago. Indeed, there is a growing sense that a new global agenda is forthcoming, one that[Read More…]India For Scheme Meant for the Poorest, Only 19% of allocated funds were actually used 14/05/2022 — Bharat DograWhile the dalit community has been always known for higher levels of poverty as well as social discrimination, even within the dalits there is a sub-section known for even worse levels of poverty as well as social discrimination. This is the section which was traditionally involved in manual scavenging. The shocking injustice they have suffered from over the years has[Read More…] Zameen Prapt Sangharsh Commitee stage Protest in Sangrur outside residence of Chief Minister  Bhagwant Mann 13/05/2022 — Harsh Thakor A Multiple Emergency 13/05/2022 — Hiren Gohain Food Security Concerns in Jharkhand 12/05/2022 — Bharat Dogra Food Processing Goes Big Or Bust 12/05/2022 — Bharat DograCOVID Response Watch Despite Covid lessons India’s healthcare system remains dysfunctional 14/05/2022 — Shirish KhareHas anything changed in the Indian healthcare system – in terms of facilities or quality of care – because of the traumatic experience of Covid over the last two years? Many would have expected such a big phenomenon as a global pandemic to make a big impact on many aspects of health policy, infrastructure and even public attitudes. However, on[Read More…] Forest rights violations under cover of Covid 12/05/2022 — Amit Sengupta Covid-19: When will the profiteering of private hospitals be curbed? 04/05/2022 — Shirish Khare Reincarnation of fraudulent data 01/05/2022 — Megha Singh Covid becomes excuse to attempt eviction of Rajaji National Park forest dwellers 24/04/2022 — Amit SenguptaWorld Ukraine Update: Russian-U.S. Defense Chiefs Talk Over Phone For First Time Since Start Of The Ukraine War 14/05/2022 — Countercurrents CollectiveRussian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu and U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin spoke over telephone on Friday, marking the first call between the two since Russia launched the special military operation in Ukraine. Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby said in a brief statement following the call that Austin “urged an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine and emphasized the importance of maintaining lines[Read More…] Baby Formula Shortage In U.S. And Canada 14/05/2022 — Countercurrents Collective Paradigm for peace applied to Russia, Ukraine and the US: Proposal for a peaceful pathway forward – Part II 14/05/2022 — Kristin Christman Rogues and Spyware: Pegasus Strikes in Spain 14/05/2022 — Dr Binoy Kampmark Jeremy Corbyn: It’s Not Enough to Resist—We Have to Build, Too 14/05/2022 — Jeremy CorbynGlobalisation Western-Led Globalization Might End, but the New Globalization Might Have an Eastern Face 19/04/2022 — E Ahmet Tonakby E Ahmet Tonak and Vijay Prashad An article written by authors John Micklethwait and Adrian Wooldridge for Bloomberg on March 24 sounded the alarm to announce the end of “the second great age of globalization.” The Western trade war and sanctions against China that predated the pandemic have now been joined by the stiff Western sanctions imposed against Russia after it[Read More…] Time for India and other developing nations to quit WTO 25/11/2021 — KV Biju Is Globalization Leading to a Homogenized Global Culture? 03/11/2021 — Rawsab Said Captives of Coca-Cola 15/10/2021 — Stephen Shenfield Globalization Meets Entropy…and We Lose 07/10/2021 — George OchenskiHuman Rights Historic Supreme Court decision on sedition law 12/05/2022 — Vikas Parashram MeshramIn the Supreme Court today, a bench headed by the present Chief Justice NV Ramana heard that four former Chief Justices J.S. Against the backdrop of the tenure of Khehar, Deepak Mishra, Ranjan Gogoi and SA Bobade, a historic verdict has been passed that a law of treason should be enacted. Will not be used until reconsidered. Should go The[Read More…] 10 day Ordeal of Jignesh Mewani Exposes Wider  Trend to Crush Democratic Dissent 01/05/2022 — Bharat Dogra Appeal to demand to end brutal police repression in Dhinkia 28/04/2022 — Press Release Re-arrest of Jignesh Mevani is a mockery of law 26/04/2022 — Hiren Gohain Bernard Collaery’s War Against Secret Trials 22/04/2022 — Dr Binoy Kampmark Imperialism Five Reasons Why Washington Can’t Break Its War Addiction 10/05/2022 — William J AstoreWhy has the United States already become so heavily invested in the Russia-Ukraine war? And why has it so regularly gotten involved, in some fashion, in so many other wars on this planet since it invaded Afghanistan in 2001?  Those with long memories might echo the conclusion reached more than a century ago by radical social critic Randolph Bourne that “war is the[Read More…] The Civilian Deaths You Haven’t Heard About 26/04/2022 — Nick Turse American Militarism, A Persistent Malady 15/04/2022 — Andrew Bacevich America’s Concealed Past, Condemned Future 12/04/2022 — Brian Victoria Starting from Idlib, Syria: A Trail of Tears and Bombs 08/04/2022 — George CapaccioCommunal Harmony Aligarh (Muslim University) – Legacy of Hindu-Muslim Amity 30/04/2022 — Abdulrahim P VijapurAligarh city in Uttar Pradesh is known for two things – the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) and the lock manufacturing industries. Aligarh is a university town, notable as the seat of AMU, which was founded here as Mohammadan Anglo Oriental College in 1975, initiating the Aligarh Movement. Sir Hamilton Gibb, who was an eminent Scottish Orientalist from England who taught[Read More…] Historical trauma, mourning and majoritarianism: Psycho-social explorations 24/04/2022 — Rakesh Shukla Goa must rein in the communal tinderbox 19/04/2022 — Dr Ranjan Solomon There can be no bigger harm to national welfare than disturbing inter-faith harmony 19/04/2022 — Bharat Dogra Vasudhaiva Kutumbkam: Uniting India 05/01/2022 — Dr Ram PuniyaniClimate Change As the Planet Warms, Let’s Be Clear: We Are Sacrificing Lives for Profits 14/05/2022 — Sonali KolhatkarClimate change is the result of a deadly calculus: human lives are worth risking and even losing over the profits of global corporations. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) recently dropped a bombshell announcement that should have garnered news headlines in the major global and U.S. media, but did not. New WMO research concludes that “[t]here is a 50:50 chance of the annual[Read More…] Droughts Up 29% In A Generation And World At A Crossroads, Says UN 12/05/2022 — Countercurrents Collective 50:50 Chance Of Global Temperature Temporarily Reaching 1.5°C Threshold In Next Five Years 11/05/2022 — Countercurrents Collective World Drought Gets Worse, Cities Ration 10/05/2022 — Robert Hunziker Why we need feminist leadership for climate justice 06/05/2022 — Barbara van PaassenEnvironmental Protection Birds— Humanity is Rapidly Losing Its Most Endearing Friends 13/05/2022 — Bharat DograBirds are the most endearing friends of humanity, so why is it that we are hearing less often the Good Morning call of sparrows and why is it is increasingly more difficult to see the enchanting spectacle of a dancing peacock? A recent study stated that over the last 5 decades the number of birds declined by about 3 billion,[Read More…] Earth Day: Enemies and Opportunities 21/04/2022 — Wes Jackson From Rachel Carson to Monsanto: The Silence of Spring    18/04/2022 — Colin Todhunter Sham of Public Hearing in Mali Parbat 16/04/2022 — Devendra and Arjun Environmental issues in Jammu and Kashmir need much more attention 15/04/2022 — Bharat DograCounter Solutions How People Can Change the World—JEPESD Path of Social Movements 04/05/2022 — Bharat DograMany thoughtful people of world are now concerned deeply about aggravation of several serious problems led by life-threatening environmental problems and accumulation of weapons of mass destruction. At the same time they realize that the earlier problems of inequalities and injustice are also worsening in many contexts. As life-nurturing conditions of our planet are also threatened there is greater urgency[Read More…] We Cannot Adequately Resist Without Reimagining the World We Want 30/04/2022 — Greta Zarro Localization and Local Futures: The Alternative to the Authoritarian New Normal 26/04/2022 — Colin Todhunter Pandemic Blues 14/04/2022 — Suprabha Seshan A solution for climate change which does not even mention the ff words! 08/04/2022 — Bharat DograResource Crisis The Project of Capital and the Project of the Proletariat in a time of World Crisis 03/10/2021 — T VijayendraABSTRACT This is a response to the two sets of articles written by Sajai Jose on the Fourth Industrial Revolution and on the world’s and India’s hunger crisis. It is in two parts. In the first part it lays the historical background of the response of capital in the face of periodic crises it faces and people’s response to it.[Read More…] Sustaining the Unsustainable: Why Renewable Energy Companies Are Not Climate Warriors 12/09/2021 — Sean Sweeney The Gritty Reality of Solar Power 09/09/2021 — Priti Gulati Cox Solidarity with Resistance to Extraction 15/06/2021 — Don Fitz Will There Be Resource Wars in a Renewable Future? 20/05/2021 — Michael T KlarePatriarchy Living room as a space of feminist solidarity 18/04/2022 — Ravneet ParamDidi kabhi shadi mat karna (Didi, never get married). Durga’s voice reverberated in the house during our morning ritual of chatting over a cup of piping hot tea. Durga, one of the thousands or probably lakhs of immigrants from Bihar, helps me with household chores. Mine is the first house she comes to in the morning, primarily because I have[Read More…] Marital Rape Exception: Have women control of their own bodies? 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After leaving their village Barhampur, these migrated Dalit families took shelter in a temporary hutment,[Read More…] Dalit panchayat presidents face brazen discrimination in Tamilnadu, after a century of Periyarist politics 15/04/2022 — Ramakrishnan Caste and Constitution: Revisiting Ambedkar 13/04/2022 — Sargam Sanil Right to Access Public Space 13/04/2022 — Deepak Kumar Why is Congress Party and Rahul Gandhi unable to develop an emotional chord with the Dalit 11/04/2022 — Vidya Bhushan RawatLife/Philosophy How we Treat Our Disabled : Our Not so Hidden Shame 14/05/2022 — Shantanu DuttaIn an incident that raised eyebrows recently, budget airline IndiGo denied boarding to a specially-abled child on a Hyderabad-bound flight at the Ranchi airport. The wheelchair confined boy in his teens apparently posed a safety hazard for the flight because he was in a state of panic. 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