• Deals with India need to be mutually beneficial
  • Farmers’ loans must go to farmers
  • Public sector union: how goes it?
  • Plutonomy and the precariat
  • Maisha’s day out, our exuberant police and the ‘Men in Black’
  • Asia-Pacific cultural forms displayed
  • Venture in ceramic artworks showcased
  • Banks, NBFIs lower loan disbursement target by 29.75pc
  • Prices of red lentil, broiler, salt continue to rise
  • Pybus gives green signal to BCB
  • Paul nets four goals again
  • Syrian protesters defy regime gunfire
  • Egypt rivals trade barbs in debate
  • Awareness stressed to address environment pollution
  • Empowerment stressed to stop violence against women
  • School health programme only does ‘paper work’
  • Call for regional co-op for sustainable human dev
  • Number of diarrhoea patients increases
  • Reckless driving kills two journalists
  • Long outages strain people’s lives
  • No respite from hot weather
  • BRTC bus service needed
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Plutonomy and the precariat

Activists with the 99 Percent Power movement protest outside of the annual Bank of America Corp shareholders meeting on May 9, in Charlotte, North Carolina. — Getty Images/AFP
THE Occupy movement has been an extremely exciting development. Unprecedented, in fact. There’s never been anything like it that I can think of. If the bonds and associations it has established can be sustained through a long, dark period... Full story

Maisha’s day out, our exuberant police and the ‘Men in Black’

THOSE who have watched the movie Baby’s Day Out must recollect the similarities and dissimilarities between the storyline of the movie and the recent sensational abduction of the eight-month-old infant named Maisha. Full story


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