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Author: Manasa Narayanan

Impeachment at the door for Trump, again

Posted on 23rd January 202118th January 2021 by Manasa Narayanan

With 232 votes in favour (including 10 Republicans voting yes), US President Donald Trump was impeached in the House of Representatives on 13th of January for having “engaged in insurrection”. The move to impeach comes […]

Indian Farmers’ March: A Fight Against the Top-Down

Posted on 16th December 202016th December 2020 by Manasa Narayanan

There is much unrest within the farming community in India. Recently, three new Agriculture Bills have come in to force, sparking widespread protest. Manasa Narayanan spoke to people involved, tracing the root source of their anger to the centralised government at the heart of India’s power structure.

A small win for the Hong Kong pro-democracy?

Posted on 3rd December 20203rd December 2020 by Manasa Narayanan

Manasa Narayanan reports on the present political situation of Hong Kong, and contemplates what the court rule against the city’s government means for its pro-democracy protests.

Violence, sadly, is the real victor in the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict

Posted on 26th November 202026th November 2020 by Manasa Narayanan

From late September this year, until last week when Russia brokered a peace deal, Armenia and Azerbaijan have been at war. Contrary to what several headlines might claim, the victor of this conflict is not […]

Two tales (or one) of student arrests

Posted on 6th November 20206th November 2020 by Manasa Narayanan

One would think that China, with its one party-system, and India, with its parliamentary democracy, would deal with activism and criticism differently – yet lately, tales from both these countries point to the use of similar […]

Modi controlled India: Shouldn’t a democratically elected Prime Minister be held more accountable?

Posted on 30th October 202030th October 2020 by Manasa Narayanan

In recent years I have been continually witnessing and reading about the intolerance and hate politics of the Modi government and its passionate supporters. Despite being aware of the government’s track record of silencing criticism, […]

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