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Love In The Time Of Corona

Two months back the country was burning under CAA and No-NRC  protests, and now with a pandemic announced, we have sidelined the citizenship issue. Today, everyone is getting a work from home. Both the religions are asked to keep their hands clean, and to avoid public places. No differences being maintained. If somebody coughs, everyone will distance from that person. Is it because he/she is … Continue reading Love In The Time Of Corona

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My Indifferently Curved Point

Hindustani-Bangali Conflict Over Durga Puja

From a ‘Hindustani’ to a ‘Bangali’ – “Durga belongs to all of us who wait for her every year, observing our fasts and traditional rituals without making any fuss as you do. The rest of India does not celebrate Durga Puja because she is Bengal’s daughter and this is about ‘your’ Goddess coming home. Since when have you cared about the ways in which non–Bengali … Continue reading Hindustani-Bangali Conflict Over Durga Puja

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