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Corporatization of Healthcare Undermines Public Health | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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The remarkable advances in evidence-based modern medicine have made life easier, reduced mortality and increased longevity. To ensure that these benefits reach all citizens, it is imperative that the State takes responsibility for providing healthcare to everyone. From the immediate post-Independence period until the early 1980s, the State was the primary provider of healthcare, although small-scale private practice, single-person clinics and charitable hospitals also played an important role. I
Privatisation of ISRO: An Attack on Scientific Self-Reliance and a step forward to Neo-Colonialism? | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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The meaning of India’s independence was not merely freedom from British rule. The dream of the freedom movement was to build an India that was economically self-reliant, capable of developing its own scientific and technological capabilities, able to take independent decisions in world politics, maintain friendly relations with all countries, and raise its voice against imperialism and war. From the Ghadar movement and revolutionary movements to the communist stream and the political thinking of
India Is Undergoing a Transformation | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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According to scientific understanding, society is always dynamic, and change is inevitable. Sometimes change moves rapidly; at other times, circumstances slow it down. During India’s freedom struggle, the uprising of 1857 represented a powerful and rapid challenge to British imperialism, accompanied by immense sacrifice. After its defeat, however, the movement weakened under severe British repression and the resulting disappointment. It took several decades for an organised nationwide movement t
Declining Position in Geopolitics: Where Did India Falter? | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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The world is passing through a profound geopolitical transformation. The emerging international order is increasingly multipolar, with power and influence distributed among several centres. This marks a significant departure from the bipolar division that characterized international politics after the Second World War, when the United States led the Western and imperialist bloc while the Soviet Union led the socialist bloc. The newly liberated countries of Asia, Africa and Latin America emerged
Annihilation of Caste Through Class Struggle | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Indian society has historically been stratified not on the basis of an individual’s ability, merit, or achievements, but largely according to the family and caste into which they were born. While identifying a person by family or gotra may serve a social purpose, but using caste to establish a hierarchy creates deep and divisive inequalities. The caste system was codified in the Manu smriti, which divided society into four varnas and institutionalized graded inequality. Caste was also closely li
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