A silent movement, which one may term as the ‘Tribal Renaissance’, has begun in India. The rallying point of this movement is a demand for delisting of those tribals from the list of Scheduled Tribes which have converted to Christianity and Islam.
As the island nation faces an economic Armageddon, the Rajapaksa government seeks more Chinese money, pushing the country deeper into Chinese debt. Sri Lanka has already taken 16 IMF bailouts, second only to Pakistan.
Here is Swami Vivekananda's most famous speech that was delivered at World Parliament of Religions in Chicago(USA) on 11 September, 1893
The tale of ‘India in Making’ is generally elaborated with the help of three conventional ideological frameworks viz. Liberal, Marxist and Gandhian. Drawing on the legacy of colonialism and India’s association with it; these frameworks have in their own way explained the ‘Idea of India’.
As the country celebrates the Constitution Day on 26 November, it would be pertinent to look at the debate in Constituent Assembly on the issue of Uniform Civil Code
By Arun Anand- This is first of the multi- part series on Taliban. This series would bring ‘The Taliban Story’ to our readers. You can share the feedback at Contact@thenationalistview.com. Here is the first part. Taliban, an Islamic fundamentalist …
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Arun Anand- One often hears the term ‘The Great Game’ when it comes to bloodshed, violence and powerplay by various countries and rival groups in Afghanistan. In fact Afghanistan has been used as a pawn in what looks an unending …
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By TNV Desk The new discovery of unmarked graves of 215 children at an indigenous residential school site in southern British Columbia in Canada reminds one of the savage colonialism. This emanated from the European worldview was that it was …
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By TNV Desk Developing countries including India should ensure that the WTO discussions on the temporary waiver from certain provisions of the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) for the prevention, containment, and treatment of COVID-19 end …
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) developers and policymakers need to address the dangers stemming from deepfakes and biases impacting privacy as well as the emerging technology’s damaging geo-political implications
By TNV Desk EU Reporter, Brussels(Belgium) based European multimedia news platform has carried an expose' revealing the nexus that has been driving international propaganda against Iia on the issue of handling of Corona crisis
By TNV Desk Sharing common grounds of ethnic, lingual, cultural, religious, and commercial links, Bharat and Maldives have been able to establish relationships with each other since 1965. Despite being a small state, Maldives thrives to be an important neighbor …
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