After years of maritime blockades, economic sanctions, diplomatic pressure, and covert operations, the United States and Israel have finally launched a large-scale attack on Iran. This operation, carried out with missiles and fighter jets, has pushed the entire West Asian region to the brink of a wider war.
A scheme funded by public money must primarily benefit the public particularly farmers. Only through transparent auditing, swift claim settlements, strict oversight of insurance companies, and greater farmer representation can the true spirit of the scheme be revived and trust restored.
One of the key legacies of The Black Book is its emphasis on the lived experiences of ordinary African Americans. By including a wide range of materials, from the mundane to the extraordinary, the book presents a more complete and honest portrayal of Black life in America.
Through campaign financing, control over media, and influence on policymaking, billionaires are hollowing out democracy from within.
The ambiguity of the VBG–Ram Ji scheme, the inadequate funding for the MGNREGA transition, financial pressure on states, and cuts in welfare programs send a single message: the interests of ordinary people come last.