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Chandra Singh Garhwali: The Soldier Who Chose Conscience Over Orders | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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At a time of increasingly arbitrary wars being waged to bring death and destruction to a large number of innocent people, the role of conscientious soldiers is becoming increasingly important. A conscientious soldier is no less a patriot than anyone else, is no less willing to risk his (or her) life compared to anyone else for the protection of his country, but he is at the same time a thoughtful and deeply sensitive human being who would not like to be used wrongly in a deeply unethical way to
Once a Writer, Always a Writer: Five Decades of Independent Journalism | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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As a teenager I took a rather strange decision—that I’ll spend my entire life as an independent writer and will not even look for a regular job. In college I had started writing freelance and fortunately one of my articles was published as the lead article in the top newspaper of India. Another one was reprinted in the USA bringing what appeared then to be a princely earning. This may have contributed to my decision, but the bigger and less encouraging reality was that I had no financial base to
Shankar Guha Niyogi: The Legacy of Struggle and Creation | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Shankar Guha Niyogi (1943-1991) was a great trade union leader who became a legend within his lifetime, partly because of several significant victories of workers’ struggles within a relatively short time of about 14 years (1977-91) but I think even more so because of his highly innovative and creative approach to working class issues which included many-sided integrations leading to a comprehensive approach to improving the well-being as well as social consciousness of not just the workers but
Bhagat Singh at 119: Remembering the Ideas Behind the Martyrdom | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Sincere work taken up very thoughtfully, courageously and with great commitment for serving humanity, for serving humanity’s urgent need for justice and equality, for creating a society free of exploitation, will always bring good and great results, although it may take time for the impact to be realized. This is one of the most enduring lessons emerging from the untiring, daring and visionary efforts of Shahid (Martyr) Bhagat Singh and his companion freedom fighters and comrades during the even
Sustained World Campaign Needed on Accident Reduction to Avoid Millions of Deaths and Disabilities | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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We all are distressed by hearing almost on daily basis regarding serious accidents in various parts of the world, even more so if some of these happen closer to where we live. A quick review of even a day’s accidents in a single region can be very distressing yet also revealing regarding the great potential for preventing accidental deaths and serious injuries that exists. I have just seen newspaper coverage of some of the accidents that took place on September 24 2026 in or close to the nationa
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