Category: Politics

🚨 Should the NDP and Liberals Merge?The NDP has never formed a federal government—and progressives often split their votes, giving … More

Who’s Attacking Canada?

Canada’s defence budget is exploding—$27B in 2022, $29.9B in 2023, $33.8B in 2024, and a jaw-dropping $62.7B planned for 2025. … More

Canada’s Doctor Shortage: A Crisis in Healthcare

Canada faces a significant doctor shortage, particularly among family physicians, needing at least 23,000 more healthcare professionals. With only 18 medical schools producing about 3,000 graduates yearly, many qualified Canadian students are left without spots and seek foreign education. Regulatory barriers further hinder foreign-trained doctors from practicing in Canada, exacerbating the crisis.

The Impact of Political Division on Social Interactions

Ever since the rise of Modi and Trump, political polarization has seeped into everyday life, forcing many into self-censorship. What once felt like open dialogue now risks sparking conflict, as ideological divides deepen and silence spreads from personal circles to public discourse.

Who Did It? The Kashmir Killings

The April 22 attack in Kashmir, which killed 26 Hindu tourists, sparked military conflict between India and Pakistan. The narrative quickly blamed Pakistan, overlooking domestic factors. Systemic injustice and rising Islamophobia have radicalized some Indian Muslims, potentially leading to violence as a desperate act of retaliation. Social justice is crucial for lasting peace.

HE WANTS TO ‘FINISH THE JOB’ — BY CLINGING TO THE TOP SPOT

Pierre Poilievre’s leadership faces scrutiny after the Conservatives’ failure in the April 28 election, marked by his unexpected loss in Carleton. Refusing to resign, he aims to “finish the job,” but his strategies raise concerns about party direction. The Conservatives risk further defeats unless they reevaluate their approach and embrace broader appeal.

HUMILITY MARKS VICTORY SPEECH OF MARK CARNEY

Canada’s recent federal election marked a significant comeback for the Liberal Party, led by Mark Carney. Carney’s calm and humble leadership contrasted sharply with Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre. Emphasizing unity and humility, Carney’s victory reflects a shift in Canadian politics, while NDP leader Jagmeet Singh gracefully stepped down, marking a significant political transition.

Commonsense: The Buzzword That’s Reshaping Politics

Donald Trump’s campaign prominently featured “commonsense,” resonating with average voters more than typical political discourse. This concept serves as a simplistic narrative addressing issues like immigration and crime, appealing to those disillusioned with existing ideologies. Similarly, Canada’s Conservative leader leverages the term to critique the government, emphasizing its practical, non-academic nature in politics.

An open letter to SRK

The author urges Shah Rukh Khan to leverage his influence and leadership beyond iconic public appearances to combat the erosion of democracy and secularism in India. They call for him to unite citizens against rising divisive forces and inspire hope and action, emphasizing his unique ability to lead a significant movement for change.

The Global Impact of Man-Made Fences

Fences symbolize division, separating lands and people worldwide. Rising barriers, like the U.S.-Mexico wall and Europe’s high-tech borders, highlight a growing obsession with safety at the expense of humanity. Despite technological advancements, emotional and moral growth lags behind. A call to replace fences with bridges advocates for global understanding and coexistence.

Do Political Parties Need Ideology to Get to Power?

Political parties in democracies face a dilemma: whether to ground themselves in distinct ideologies or focus on good governance. While effective governance is crucial, it may not satisfy the deeper democratic aspirations for liberty and rights. The trend of prioritizing power over ideology threatens to undermine fundamental freedoms and democratic values globally.

SOCIALISM, THE SAVIOUR OF HUMANISM, FACING GLOBAL DECLINE

The article discusses the declining popularity and credibility of Leftist ideologies globally, highlighting the struggles of socialist nations like Cuba and Venezuela under autocratic regimes. As people flee these countries, trust in socialist principles wanes, especially amid increasing Rightist influence. Honest leadership is deemed essential for socialism’s revival and relevance.

The Rise of the Casteless in Polarized Politics

The political landscape is sharply divided between Leftists and Rightists, with extremists from both sides fostering a climate of fanaticism. The Casteless, those unaffiliated with either faction, often bear the brunt of this polarization. They seek to combat the extremes and preserve balance and reason, standing against destructive ideologies.

WATCH OUT FOR YOUR LANGUAGE, HYPERBOLE, AND RHETORIC, MR. POILIEVRE!

Pierre Poilievre, Canada’s opposition leader, is noted for his coarse language and exaggerated rhetoric, resembling former U.S. President Trump’s style. His unsubstantiated criticisms target opponents like NDP leader Jagmeet Singh and government ministers, while lacking nuance. Such bombastic tactics may energize his supporters but undermine civil political discourse.

The Power of Weird: Unveiling its Political Weaponization

The weaponization of “weird” as a political tool between Democrats and Republicans, with labels like “weirdo” thrown around, extends beyond politics. Innovators and visionaries are often termed “weird,” and their contributions are invaluable. Democrats’ use of “weird” as a negative label for Republicans may not achieve its intended effect. It’s time for a more effective approach.

Bangladesh Student Protests: Sheikh Hasina Forced to Flee

The power of the people has led to the overthrow of dictatorships in Cuba, Sri Lanka, and Afghanistan. Recently, massive protests in Bangladesh, led by students, resulted in the resignation and flight of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Her government’s abuses of power and suppression of opposition fueled the people’s anger, compelling her to flee the country.

Trudeau Must Quit!!

Trudeau must quit because he dares to create a welcoming environment for refugees and new immigrants. Building walls and closing … More

I.N.D.I.A. Halts Modi’s Juggernaut

By Promod Puri The sweeping dominance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s administration, characterized by anti-Muslim rhetoric, anti-secularism, anti-democratic stances, and … More

WHERE IS THE END OF WAR:

Traditionally, the right to trigger war in most cases rests on one single highest authority. Under ‘self-defence’ and ‘just cause,’ … More

In God We Trust

The four-word phrase appears on all American currency. The fact is, rather than God, the Trust lies in honouring the … More

Is Modi a narcissist?

As we look at his personality behaviour, especially since he came on India’s national scene as prime minister, the signs … More

POLITICS AND RELIGION IN US PRESIDENTIAL CEREMONIES

Is the Bible or other religious volumes have ritualistic values only on such occasions. Or they offer spiritual inspirations as well. Whatever the reason is, politics has a dependency on religion both for ritualistic functioning and spiritual guidance.