A British Lesson in Tolerance for ‘Hindu’ India Rishi Sunak's candidature for prime minister shows us how truly unenlightened the ‘world’s largest democracy’ is. Britain's Rishi Sunak meets Tory members at Fontwell Park Racecourse as part of his campaign to be leader of the Conservative Party and the next prime minister, in Fontwell, Britain, July … Continue reading A British Lesson in Tolerance for ‘Hindu’ India

Without the Mandal struggle, the RSS-BJP, known as the Brahmin-Bania network, would not have chosen her as the presidential candidate. The Congress and the Left, frozen in Brahmanism as they are, have given the RSS-BJP a historical advantage, writes Kancha Ilaiah Shepherd BY KANCHA ILAIAH SHEPHERD Droupadi Murmu, a Santali Tribal woman leader, getting elected as … Continue reading From Draupadi Pandava to Droupadi Murmu | Forward Press

by Kancha Ilaiah Shepherd  How labour and God shaped the world As I went late to school in life, perhaps after eight years I was born, in mid 1960 (my school record birth day is 5 October, 1952),  for quite some time I was with cattle and agrarian operations in my early juvenile days even after … Continue reading Human As Christian-2

The Congress Party’s ideological steps remind us of a famous saying of Lenin “ One Step Forward, Two Steps Backward’ not in a tactical sense of retreating and advancing with a progressive strategy in a given unfavourable political environment, but retreating in a more consistent manner with blindfolded vision. The present crisis is much bigger … Continue reading Is The Congress On Suicide Course?