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Date: Wed, Jun 8, 2011 at 1:55 PM
Subject: June issue of Hardnews is live and available on stands
To: editors@hardnewsmedia.com
Dear contributors and friends,
The June issue of Hardnews is live and available on stands. Please visit www.hardnewsmedia.com for details and http://www.hardnewsmedia.com/2007/10/1426 for where the magazine is available.
The website is being updated regularly and now includes more than the print version.
Cover Story: Future Tense
The Cover Story includes:
1) Oh Bengal! By Amit Sengupta in Delhi
For the Left and for Bengal, it's Future Tense
2) Nightmare of hope by Seema Mustafa in Delhi
The arrogance of power ate into the vitals of the Left whose leadership and cadre became complacent and autocratic. The massive defeat was expected
3) Didi! by Partha & Priyanka Mukherjee in Kolkata
Mamata Banerjee is already being iconised into a hyperbolic mother/goddess symbol. Can she overcome the deadweight and thwarted aspirations of 34 years of Left rule?
4) The discovery of defeat by Abhijit Kundu & Trinanjan Chakraborty in Kolkata/Delhi
In West Bengal's collective memory, the political has always been informed by mass restlessness. The shifting of such upsurge away from the Left created a unique opportunity for Mamata Banerjee to seize the moment
5) 'You cannot judge the Left by election results alone'
CPI Secretary Atul Anjaan talks to Sadiq Naqvi
The magazine also includes:
My body's not your lab by Nimisha Jaiswal in Delhi
Poor healthcare for its millions makes India a favourite hunting ground for global pharma giants seeking living human bodies to try out their untested drugs. Is there an ethical way out?
Wake Up to the Awakening by Neetu Mahil in Washington DC
Civilians are caught holding the proverbial bag: between American drones, Taliban suicide bombings, and the dubious empires of their corrupt leaders and generals. It's time for an Arab Spring in Pakistan
Not so Dark, Not Anymore by Sanjay Kapoor in Dar-es-Salaam/Addis Ababa
The prime minister's imaginative Africa initiative might create a new non-aligned discourse in economic and social relations, which can decisively break clichéd colonial stereotypes
For a piece of Earth by Akash Bisht in Bhatta/Parsaul
With stiff resistance and State violence, the colonial land acquisition policy is becoming a contentious issue across the country. Can the Sonia Gandhi-led NAC find a rational and humane solution?
Soul drink cool by Ratna Raman Delhi
Allow a single rose petal to float atop the drink. Drink deep to be alive in this summer
Once again, Anonymous Arunima by Shikha Nehra in Delhi
Forgotten behind the curtains, discarded by the media, this young woman is waiting for one more chance. She will have to win the game again. She has no choice
Pax Americana at its forceful best by Shrinivasrao S Sohoni in Kabul
The US may now follow through hard, drawing on the massive psychological impact of Osama's killing
1,411 to 1,706
Who will count the stripes? by Akash Bisht in Delhi
The tiger survey has run into a hot controversy with scientists and conservationists putting a question mark on the new inflated numbers
Third Theatre's Spartacus by Alpna Manchanda in Delhi
Badal Sarkar's anti-establishment experimental theatre created a new genre of social enlightenment
Yorked! by Sandeep Kumar in Delhi
The shooting yorkers will continue to haunt the best in the business
Among many others.
+ Columns by Amit Sengupta, Sanjay Kapoor, Beena Sarwar, Rupa Gulab and Mehru Jaffer.
+ Exclusive articles by Le Monde Diplomatique, France
Please subscribe the all new digital edition of Hardnews for a discounted price of RS 100 for Indians and $ 10 for all others.
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