Poging GOUD - Vrij
Hindutvising foreign policy
THE WEEK India
|December 22, 2024
As if it were not bad enough that India's domestic polity has been poisoned by communalism too, is being given a communal twist.
-
This is most evident in relation to Bangladesh. The enormous gains of the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War are being frittered away in a vengeful attack by the Narendra Modi government and its 'godi' media, in the name of protecting the Hindu minority, on the consequences of the Monsoon Revolution that overthrew our much-favoured Sheikh Hasina as prime minister of Bangladesh. In view of continuing atrocities against India's Muslims, such chutzpah quite takes one's breath away.
We did not bring Hasina to power in Dhaka. It was the people of Bangladesh who elected her in 1996 and again in 2009.
It is they who overthrew her on August 5, 2024. Our government refuses to accept the self-evident truth that Hasina had compromised her moral right to the premiership by rigging the elections of 2014 and 2019 and forfeited it completely by the time the people's frustration at this perversion of democracy spilled on to the streets.
Dit verhaal komt uit de December 22, 2024-editie van THE WEEK India.
Abonneer u op Magzter GOLD voor toegang tot duizenden zorgvuldig samengestelde premiumverhalen en meer dan 9000 tijdschriften en kranten.
Bent u al abonnee? Aanmelden
MEER VERHALEN VAN THE WEEK India
THE WEEK India
AI ALONE WON'T HEAL INDIA'S HEALTH CARE
India needs a mission-driven, public-first approach in using AI for health, not a race to mimic the west
4 mins
November 23, 2025
THE WEEK India
A Lifeline of Hope Compassionate Revolution ft. Sushena Health Foundation
In a world often focused on metrics and outcomes, a quiet but profound revolution based on compassion and equitable access is being envisioned.
2 mins
November 23, 2025
THE WEEK India
Precision is the New Default Why Robotic Surgery Has Become the Mainstream
In a world where our phones unlock with a glance and our cars can drive themselves, it would be unfair if the operation theatre remained trapped in yesterday's technology. Surgery today is about purposeful precision with every movement measured, every outcome intentional. The evolution of robotic surgery represents this very shift — from ‘good enough’ outcomes to outcomes that are consistently excellent and predictable.
1 mins
November 23, 2025
THE WEEK India
New kids on the stage
For these next-gen actors, theatre holds as much appeal as stardom in cinema
5 mins
November 23, 2025
THE WEEK India
Precision Driven IVUS-NIRS Technology is Transforming Cardiac Care
Dr Balbir Singh, Chairman and Head of Cardiology at Max Healthcare, is a recipient of numerous prestigious honours, including the Padma Shri, for his exceptional skills and contributions in interventional cardiology and electrophysiology. Dr Singh has performed thousands of Intra-Vascular Ultrasound (IVUS) driven Angioplasties. IVUS is used in angioplasty to provide doctors with a detailed, real-time, three-dimensional view of the artery's interior, which helps them to precisely assess blockages, guide stent placement, and confirm the success of the procedure.
3 mins
November 23, 2025
THE WEEK India
White Spot Lesions in Dentistry
White spot lesions (WSLs) are the earliest visible signs of dental caries, appearing as chalky white or opaque areas on tooth surfaces. They indicate early enamel demineralization and can be seen with the naked eye. Early recognition and management are essential to prevent progression into cavities.
1 mins
November 23, 2025
THE WEEK India
The New Age of Spine Surgery
Taking care of your spine begins with small, consistent habits. Maintaining correct posture while sitting or lifting, walking regularly, and strengthening back and core muscles can go a long way in preventing problems. Eating a balanced diet and keeping body weight under control also help reduce stress on the spine.
1 min
November 23, 2025
THE WEEK India
THE RED FLAG IN YOUR URINE: Understanding and Detecting Bladder Cancer
The bladder is an organ which stores urine, which is produced by the kidneys. The bladder is a hollow, viscus organ that holds it for a few hours before it is eliminated. While it can occur at any age, the median age of diagnosis is typically 70 years or older.
1 mins
November 23, 2025
THE WEEK India
INTERNATIONAL QUALITY HEALTHCARE MADE AFFORDABLE IN VELLORE
Naruvi Hospitals, creating new benchmarks in affordable world class health care, spreading its ‘Fragrance of Care’ in Vellore, and beyond.
4 mins
November 23, 2025
THE WEEK India
Richardsons Face Hospital
India's first face hospital
1 mins
November 23, 2025
Listen
Translate
Change font size