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October 19, 2024
News/Sri Lanka

Abolition of “Janasabha”: A Step Backward for Grassroots Democracy in Sri Lanka?

The Sri Lankan Government has officially abolished the “Janasabha” (National People’s Council), a participatory democratic model designed to increase public involvement in decision-making processes. The decision took effect on 30 September 2024,

Diplomacy/News

Cuba Slams US Policy Shift as Toothless Gesture, Vows to Resist

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cuba lambasted the United States’ recent announcement of measures ostensibly aimed at supporting the Cuban private sector. Characterizing the move as a feeble attempt to mask its hostile agenda, Cuban officials

May 29, 2024

The VOICE Referendum: A call for inclusive, respectful and united Australia

Australia

The VOICE referendum which will be held on the 14th of October, is being unnecessarily politicized and wantonly turned into a divisive one. Originally,

UK Religious Body Commends Modi for Statesmanship

Culture

In a gathering of Trustees, priests, leaders, dignitaries, and religious figures from around the world, the 22nd Annual Conference of the Federation of Saiva

Abolition of “Janasabha”: A Step Backward for Grassroots Democracy in Sri Lanka?

October 19, 2024
News/Sri Lanka

The Sri Lankan Government has officially abolished the “Janasabha” (National People’s Council), a participatory democratic model designed to increase public involvement in decision-making processes. The decision took effect on 30 September 2024,

More

Cuba Slams US Policy Shift as Toothless Gesture, Vows to Resist

May 29, 2024
Diplomacy/News

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cuba lambasted the United States’ recent announcement of measures ostensibly aimed at supporting the Cuban private sector. Characterizing the move as a feeble

More

The VOICE Referendum: A call for inclusive, respectful and united Australia

September 16, 2023
Australia

The VOICE referendum which will be held on the 14th of October, is being unnecessarily politicized and wantonly turned into a divisive one. Originally, when the Australian Prime Minister made the proposition

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UK Religious Body Commends Modi for Statesmanship

June 14, 2023
Culture

In a gathering of Trustees, priests, leaders, dignitaries, and religious figures from around the world, the 22nd Annual Conference of the Federation of Saiva (Hindu) Temples U.K concluded with a resounding statement

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