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Readers, please take note, Mainstream, VOL LX No 1, New Delhi, December 18/December 25, 2021 (double issue) was the last issue for year 2021. We (...) 2024 Mainstream Weekly
Please take note: A bumper edition of Mainstream is to appear on Sept 17, 2022, combining four issues for September 17 (Vol 60, no 39), September (...) 31 July 2022 Announced: A double issue with Mainstream, Aug 6 & Aug 13, 2022 as Independence Day Special
5 days ago · Mainstream, Vol 62 No 25, 26, 27, Jun 22, 29 & July 6, 2024 [Bumper issue] Table of Contents - Mainstream, Jun 22, 29 & July 6, 2024. Saturday 22 June 2024. #socialtags. This issue of Mainstream is dedicated in the memory of Karamat Ali, the most respected labour rights activist from Pakistan and a leading mover for peace in South Asia.
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Since March 2020, the print edition of the Mainstream has ceased to exist and a new remodeled Mainstream Weekly is being published in an electronic form only. Mainstream Weekly is edited by H. Kapoor
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Author: Nandini Oza. Orient BlackSwan Pages: 273; Price: Rs 815. Long before anyone thought of using bulldozers to raze homes of critics, the Indian state employed far worse tactics on tribal people fighting a dam by uprooting them from areas where they had lived for centuries.
Jun 17, 2024 · June 17, 2024. The BJP-led NDA Government has assumed office again. It is improper to describe it as Modi 3:O, as the mainstream media is describing. It is only appropriate to describe it as a BJP-led NDA Government. The BJP, on its own, was is in a minority and solicited the support of the Telugu Desam Party ( TDP), the Janata Dal (U) and the ...
Mar 2, 2012 · The Mainstream Weekly turns 50 this year. Since it began in 1962 it has been one of the few genuine “platforms” — nobody is thoughtless enough to call it an “outlet” — for voices of dissent, especially left-wing voices, and for the discussion of issues of the moment.
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