India's Sham Democracy

May 20th, 2014
by Stephen Lendman India is like America. Democracy is fantasy. Two major parties dominate. In India most often. Others compete. At most, some become junior coalition partners. Congress and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) governance control things. They… more »

Cops kill 3 as farmers protest water project, land seizure near Mumbai

August 18th, 2011
By Rady Ananda On August 9, police shot nine farmers, killing three, who were part of a mass protest against a water pipeline project in Baur Village, 50 miles east of Mumbai, India.  Police also smashed cars, fired tear gas and threw rocks at farmers… more »

Agrochemicals, energy plants and GMO crops killing Bathinda residents

August 11th, 2011
By Rady Ananda Home to two coal power plants, a fertilizer plant, and a large oil refinery, the city of Bathinda in Punjab, India is making people sick.  Forty percent of the population (nearly 90,000 people) suffers from respiratory ailments. The area… more »

Is talk of secession sedition? Arundhati Roy responds to charges

October 29th, 2010
By Rady Ananda In a speech last week supporting ‘azadi' -- or freedom -- for the occupied people of Kashmir, Arundhati Roy won the ire of right wing extremists who started a petition to have her arrested on charges of sedition. Even moderates are… more »

Why is the world rushing headlong into Environmental Armageddon?

October 19th, 2010
By Dr. Tom Termotto Is there any doubt that planet Earth has been undergoing an environmental armageddon for decades? We are not just referring to the spate of oil spills all over the world such as the BP Gulf Oil Spill, or the many other toxic deluges… more »
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