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Mr. Defected MLA: Your Admission is Sufficient Proof to Disqualify Him | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Doesn’t the Speaker or the Leader of the House Know that Danam is Disqualified as an MLA? The Speaker of Telangana should have been convinced that the facts speak for themselves: The Telangana High Court noted that in Form-26 filed for the Lok Sabha election on April 23, 2024, Danam Nagender explicitly named the Indian National Congress as his party, and in Form-7A, his name appeared alongside the Congress party and its official ‘Hand’ election symbol. Form-26 from the 2023 Assembly election, th
M. S. Acharya: Journalism, Resistance and the Liberation of Hyderabad | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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It is difficult to believe that Telangana did not attain independence on 15th August 1947. Because the Hyderabad State was under the cruel rule of the Nizams. After several decades, even after India got it, the people of Telangana were victims of Razakars, private goondas, and the Nizam’s army. It was on 17th September 1948 that, for 13 months, people of Telangana faced murders, rapes, and looting. The story of the liberation of Hyderabad State is generally told through the names of prominent po
Sonia Gandhi as an author: Right to publish a book | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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The Supreme Court of India established a powerful standard for freedom of expression in S. Rangarajan v. P. Jagjivan Ram judgment. The court ruled that anticipated public anger or protest is not a valid reason to ban or suppress a work. The judges famously stated that expression cannot be held hostage to a “hostile audience,” and the state’s duty is to protect freedom, not bow to intolerance. For decades, India banned imports of this book under a 1988 customs notification (see The Salman Rushdie
Constitutional Equal Respect to the Two National Songs: “Vande Mataram” versus National Anthem “Jana Gana Mana” | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Freedom fighter Vande Mataram Ramachander Rao (1918–2001) faced the brutal ‘Tiktiki’ whipping punishment during the historic 1938 Vande Mataram movement in the princely state of Hyderabad. During the Nizam’s government has banned singing “Vande Mataram” in Osmania University and affiliated hostels, labeling it a communal and anti-religious song instead of the official Asafia dynasty anthem (Do Al Men Riya Sabe). In fact, the students defiantly chanted the national mantra in prayer halls and host
The Democratic Imperative: Making Power Accountable | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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In an era saturated with algorithmic noise, political polarization, and rapid disinformation, the core function of journalism remains unchanged: to make power explain itself. As leaders, veteran journalists, and legal minds underscored at the recent National Conclave of the Federation of Press Clubs in Hyderabad, journalism cannot exist merely as a commercial enterprise or a megaphone for public relations. Its historical and constitutional mission—rooted in awakening public consciousness and inf
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