Slipping into abyss
Kerala is experiencing one blow after another in the LDF Government’s second term in office Swami Vivekananda, during his tour to Kerala in 1892, had described the province as a “lunatic asylum” as he was shocked by the vacuous communalism. The Kerala of 2022 needs an epithet stronger than what the...
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Rule of the gun
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Upshot, prospects of Biden’s Asia policy
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Warming warning
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Cost of ‘service’
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Checkmate by the ‘Neutrals’ in Pak
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Heavy weather
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All heart
25 May 2022 | Pioneer
Albanese will foster India engagement
The new Australian Prime Minister has consolidated his position within the Labour Party over years, and he well understands India’s relevance Australia has voted for change and elected a new Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, Member for Grayndler in New South Wales since 1996. Nicknamed “Albo”, his substantial rise in the party...
Embarrassing cover-up
The Taliban have ordered all female TV news anchors to cover their faces while on air The Taliban-led Islamic Emirate Government in Afghanistan has pronouncedly returned to its crooked ways, especially with regard to the country’s women. Actually, it’s always been biased against the fair gender, even when it was in...
Tightrope
The new Australian PM has his task cut out with regard to his role in QUAD vis- -vis China The Chinese feel that Australian Labour Party leader Anthony Albanese, who succeeds Scott Morrison as the Prime Minister, may adopt a less hostile attitude towards them. Where does that feeling leave the...
True trustees of the Constitution?
Our forefathers, who drafted the Constitution, had pictured an entirely different scenario for the development of the nation than what it has now become The unseating of the then Union Government by the people in May 2014 shocked those who were convinced of being the only conscience keepers to the nation,...
A futile effort?
The Congress Chintan Shivir failed to throw up anything concrete to help it regain lost footing The latest Congress jamboree at Udaipur, aka Chintan Shivir, is over. It was supposed to be an exercise by the ‘grand old party’ to soul search, find faults within and tread on the path to...
Quick march
The Army is mulling recruitment of jawans on a four-year ‘Tour of Duty’ The Indian armed forces may no longer recruit jawans permanently. A short-term ‘Tour of Duty’ (ToD) scheme is on the anvil. Recruits will be trained for six months and take up soldiering for three and a half years....
The current mess in Lankan politics
The installation of a new, and experienced, Government in the island nation is a harbinger of good change, and India must lend a helping hand Now that a responsible and experienced replacement for the unpopular and forcibly ousted Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa has been appointed, it is time for Sri Lanka...
