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What Makes This Indian Student And Youth Movement Different? Legacies And Lessons In Uncompromising Idealism – OpEd

What Makes This Indian Student And Youth Movement Different? Legacies And Lessons In Uncompromising Idealism – OpEd

Key Takeaways: Students and youth are often dismissed by geriatric people as apolitical, depoliticised, lazy, immoral, unconcerned, and...

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The Indian Constitution’s Reply To The Question Of ‘If Not Modi, Then Who?’ – OpEd

Key Takeaways: Indian politics and its constitutional democratic praxis are passing through a very difficult time, as the Hindutva regime

22.07.2026 2

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Ban On DeepSeek Reveals ‘Free Market’ Means ‘Protect American Monopoly’ – OpEd

Key Takeaways: American capitalism promised to realise the fictitious American Dream based on individual freedom, freedom to choose, and the

20.07.2026 5

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Hickory, Dickory, Dock And The Ideology Of Leadership – OpEd

Key Takeaways: The mysterious Mother Goose’s “Hickory, Dickory, Dock” is a meaningless but catchy English nursery rhyme with ancient Celtic

18.07.2026 3

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Andy Burnham And Early Signs Of Continuity In British Politics – OpEd

Key Takeaways It would be heartbreaking for the working people in Britain to expect a massive transformation with the transfer

11.07.2026 4

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) And Eurocentric Knowledge Traditions – OpEd

Key Takeaways The booming growth of AI, along with its evolving engagement with everyday issues, reveals that AI is set

08.07.2026 4

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Death Of Universities: A Very Old Story – OpEd

Key Takeaways Human beings and their societies established universities and institutions of higher learning to challenge orthodox knowledge, advance...

07.07.2026 8

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Dangers Of Hero Worship – OpEd

Ordinary individuals often transcend their personal limitations to make extraordinary contributions to their families, states, and societies, as well...

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Let History Guide India China Relations Based On Cooperation And Solidarity – OpEd

Growing trade between China and India has failed to reduce the trust deficit in the bilateral relationship between the two

18.03.2026 20

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Fall Of Freedom In The Free World – OpEd

In the fall of 2026, all Florida middle and high school students are required to learn about “the horrors of

12.03.2026 20

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What The Forbes’s 40th Annual World’s Billionaires List Reveals About Our World? – OpEd

In the middle of all the chaos in the world, Forbes magazine did not forget to celebrate its ritual of

11.03.2026 20

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The International Crime Syndicate Of Twin Rogue States – OpEd

The American and European intellectuals, along with their illiberal ruling and non-ruling elites, continue to define the nature of the

10.03.2026 20

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Opportunities And Challenges Of Data Centers In India – OpEd

Prime Minister Mr Narendra Modi’s BJP-led government and its corporate allies, such as Gautam Adani, are looking at the lucrative

18.02.2026 20

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Strategic Illusions Of Modi Government And Its Alliance With American Imperialism – OpEd

The hugging, hobnobbing, and digital display of friendship on social media between Mr. Narendra Modi and Mr. Donald Trump appear

04.02.2026 20

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European Failure Is An Experience, But Chinese Failure Is A Socialist Defeat – OpEd

Every major mainstream media outlet in Europe and America has reported on the collapse of the recently completed 758-metre-long Hongqi

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UK Trade With India: Plundering By Other Means — Cooking Fish In Its Own Oil – OpEd

The BJP led Government of India under the leadership of Primeminister Mr Narendra Modi and the conservative British Government led

16.10.2025 30

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Nobel for The Power Of Creative Destruction Lacks Novelty – OpEd

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2025 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory

15.10.2025 30

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Cuttack Riot: A Wake-Up Call For The People Of Odisha And India – OpEd

Communal harmony and brotherhood between Hindus, Muslims, and other religious communities define the synchronised secular culture of Cuttack as a

09.10.2025 30

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Growing Crisis Of Debt Trap In India – OpEd

The Receipt Budget (2025–2026), published by the Budget Division of the Ministry of Finance, Government of India, reveals the nature

08.10.2025 30

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Managerial Assault On Health And Education – OpEd

Many years ago, a doctor friend who had been working in the NHS for decades shared his frustration about the

03.10.2025 20

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What Has The Capitalist Free Market Done To Democracy? – OpEd

Universal adult suffrage and people’s democracy are products of working-class struggles against feudalism, colonialism, capitalism, imperialism,...

23.09.2025 30

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Anti-Migration Rallies Or The Shock Absorbers Of Capitalist And Imperialist Crisis – OpEd

There is little surprise in the presence of American billionaire Elon Musk at the far-right rally in London organised by

16.09.2025 30

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Friendships In The Age Of Digital Capitalism – OpEd

Click, like, share, and subscribe are the new currencies of rent-seeking digital capitalism, where rapid consumption of digital content is

03.09.2025 30

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Weapons Of Capitalism – OpEd

The dominant narratives around the invincibility of capitalism continue to undermine all other available alternatives by employing various tools and

15.07.2025 20

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Racism, What We Eat And Socialist Alternatives – OpEd

Despite relentless efforts—from propaganda and wars to political and character assassination of socialism and its leaders—the rise of 33-year-old...

01.07.2025 20

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Modi Government And Illusion Of Hindutva Integrity: A Decade Long Deception – OpEd

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led Union government, under the leadership of Mr. Narendra Modi, has completed eleven years in power.

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Costs Of Imperialism: Strategic Designs And Consequences – OpEd

From diplomatic arm-twisting and economic and political blackmail to wars and hegemonic trade and tariff mechanisms, Yankee imperialism and its

15.06.2025 30

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Where Is Odia Asmita After One Year Of BJP Government In Odisha? – OpEd

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is planning to celebrate the first anniversary of its government in Odisha, which came to

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Scapegoating Multiculturalism And Blaming Migrants: How Capitalist Failures Are Obscured? – OpEd

Migrants work as doctors and nurses, sustaining vital health services. They serve as teachers and lecturers in schools, colleges, and

19.05.2025 20

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Working Class Perspectives On Terrorism – OpEd

Terrorism is not only a threat to the lives, liberties, and livelihoods of the working masses, but also serves as

15.05.2025 30

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Nightmare Of Neighbors – OpEd

The feudal foundations, British colonial legacies, American imperialist support aimed at containing China and India, and Chinese geopolitical...

12.05.2025 30

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Will Pakistanis Liberate Themselves From The Rule Of The Military-Mullah Alliance? – OpEd

At the stroke of midnight on 14th and 15th of August 1947, British colonial rule came to an end, and

09.05.2025 40

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Who Dies And Wins In Wars? – OpEd

In an age marked by hyper-imperialism, jingoistic capitalism, and digital feudalism, the death toll from territorial wars, political, religious,...

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