Mainstream, Vol 63 No 24, June 14, 2025

Letter to the Readers, Mainstream [expected by June 15] Mahakumbha 2025: Dharmanomics & its Aftermath | Jayita Mukhopadhyay All-Party Delegations’ Visits Abroad : Some Reflections | P S Jayaramu Memeification of Kejriwal as a Leader | Survesh Pratap Singh From Truman to Trump | Sunit Singh Aadhaar Number database is beyond national control | Gopal Krishna Trade Diplomacy, Civilisational &… Read More Mainstream, Vol 63 No 24, June 14, 2025

Why the Response to Rahul Gandhi’s Accusation of a Stolen Election Is Less Than Convincing

It is necessary to see how news media has responded to the opposition leader’s article and how soon. Prem Shankar Jha It has taken the Election Commission four months to respond to opposition leader Rahul Gandhi’s first disturbing accusation at a press conference in February – that the Commission had somehow managed not to notice that there were… Read More Why the Response to Rahul Gandhi’s Accusation of a Stolen Election Is Less Than Convincing

Post-Operation Sindoor blues dog Modi government

A result of the military operations against Pakistan is that India’s strategic vulnerabilities now stand exposed to the world…. While Indian youth has been diverted to detecting beef-eaters, cattle-traders, ‘anti-nationals’, and targeting the minorities, Chinese youth is achieving generational leaps in AI. Our educators have been ideologically brainwashed to the extent that some are trying… Read More Post-Operation Sindoor blues dog Modi government

China-backed militia secures control of new rare earth mines in Myanmar

REUTERS Beijing-backed UWSA protecting new rare earth mines in Shan state, sources say Mines being run by Chinese-speaking operators China relies on Myanmar for rare earth imports but had recently faced some supply challenges Rare earths offer Beijing leverage in trade war with Washington BANGKOK, June 12 (Reuters) – A Chinese-backed militia is protecting new… Read More China-backed militia secures control of new rare earth mines in Myanmar

The Derozio Affair – An Annal of Early Calcutta. By Rudrangshu Mukherjee

Hindu College was set up in Calcutta in 1817 as a pioneering institution to impart Western learning to its students. In 1831, its most outstanding teacher, Henry Louis Vivian Derozio, then only 22 years old, was compelled to resign. A look at the circumstances that forced his resignation attempts to reconstruct Derozio’s ideas and his… Read More The Derozio Affair – An Annal of Early Calcutta. By Rudrangshu Mukherjee

Recollection: A course on history and philosophy

Offered by the Pagdandi Collective Please see the course details below. To apply for the course, click here. Last date to apply is 29th June, 2025. READ IN APP धोखा है इक फ़रेब है मंज़िल का हर ख़याल, सच पूछिए तो सारा सफ़र वापसी का है – राजेश रेड्डी Some of the most significant technological innovations of… Read More Recollection: A course on history and philosophy