UK Supreme Court’s ruling on the legal definition of a woman is an important course correction. It’s a fallout of the outlandish lengths to which the woke gender and language czars took identity politics. It protects spaces for women and brings much-needed clarity to the anxiety in the feminist movement.
AIADMK chief’s refusal to share power with BJP puts a question mark on the alliance
AIADMK chief Palaniswami’s refusal to share power with BJP in Tamil Nadu is a rude snub. It puts a question mark on six-day-old alliance’s longevity. BJP’s haste to sacrifice Annamalai for alliance without finalizing its nitty-gritty betrays desperation. Tamil Nadu has been a conundrum for BJP. EPS has compounded it.
The Print is so concerned with UK’s transgenders and AIADMK-BJP alliance.
But it’s not moved at all by the plight of Hindus in West Bengal. The violence unleashed on them by Muslim fanatics with the tacit approval of the TMC government does not bother The Print. The weeklong pogroms targeted against the minority Hindus of Murshidabad district does not elicit any sympathy or concern from the editorial board of The Print.
The shamelessness of the TMC government and the moral bankruptcy of the Chief Minister, Ms. Mamata Banerjee, does not matter to The Print. Ms. Banerjee and her ministers disgusting attempt at putting the blame on the BSF does not draw forth a strong reaction from The Print.
It’s disheartening and disappointing. One expected much more and better from The Print.