Articles with tag: Mao
Uneven Democracy : The Cry from Chhattisgarh
Anand Patwardhan Nov 7, 2009 interacts: 45Our democracy is patchy. Our democracy is uneven. Even in our cities it is the experience of every ordinary citizen that law is not applied to everyone evenhandedly.
Bombay Lefties
Prashant Bhatt Jul 29, 2009 interacts: 187You can still find some of the old vanguard sitting in the garden at Horniman circle in the Fort area of Bombay, discussing the murder of the Communist MLA Krishna Desai.
Sonia Sotomayor: Justice at Last?
Beej K Singh Jul 27, 2009 interacts: 5Sonia Sotomayor has waited a long time for her current nomination – and the country has waited much longer to see a Hispanic Judge in the Supreme Court.
Maoist Insurgency Rocks India
Nauman Asghar Jul 24, 2009 interacts: 39Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has described the Maoist uprising as ‘the biggest internal security challenge ever faced by our country’
Do Not Wash This Blood; Do Not Wipe This Tear: Get Angry
Maloy K Dhar Dec 12, 2008 interacts: 6Change the system, change the governing tools, change the consitution, change the laws, change the criminal jurisprudendec system and dump the politicians of present variety.
The Raj Lives: India In Nepal
Umesh Verma May 6, 2008 interacts: 30Six decades after the British withdrew from the subcontinent, it takes considerable audacity to produce a book titled “The Raj Lives�.
The Arrest of Nuon Chea- Terror is an Old Hat
Shantanu Dutta Sep 21, 2007The arrest of Nuon Chea, a now obscure but once powerful symbol of terror re-minds us that the war against terror is not a new one.
Psychology of Guerrilla War
Khalid Sohail Feb 8, 2007 interacts: 124Ironically, twentieth century that started with guerrilla warriors, followers of Lenin, promoting Communism, ended with Muslim guerrilla warriors, followers of Osama, attacking Communism
Dismantling India’s Colonial Past
Shantanu Dutta Feb 6, 2007 interacts: 5In matters of foreign policy, India is beginning to abandon the Raj approach to our neighbors
The Violent Face of South Asia
M V Kamath Dec 7, 2005 interacts: 224All of South Asia is violent. Murder and mayhem may strike terror in the hearts of the few, but the great middle class will always have the final word
