Diganta Chakraborty
Columnist at Freelance
Young Author. Columnist at @eOrganiser, @spmrfoundation, @hindupost. Orator & Talker at @Banglarepublic @nktvbangla; @jagranjosh Educational Award Winner '23
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3 weeks ago |
organiser.org | Diganta Chakraborty
Bharat may have achieved political independence in 1947, but the psychological, intellectual, and cultural decolonisation of Bharat remains incomplete. Even after gaining independence, our thoughts and intellectual framework remained under the control of the colonizers—and later, in the hands of the Left-liberals. One of the most debated consequences of colonial legacy is the uncritical adoption of Western political concepts into our governance and social discourse.
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1 month ago |
organiser.org | Diganta Chakraborty
The Naxalite movement began in 1967 in Naxalbari, West Bengal, as a peasant uprising against feudal landlords. Over time, it evolved into a broader insurgency led by the Communist Party of India (Maoist), aiming to overthrow the democratic government through armed struggle. Their ideology rejects parliamentary democracy, advocating for a protracted people’s war to establish a communist state.
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1 month ago |
organiser.org | Diganta Chakraborty
When the sacred soil of Bharat is soaked with the blood of her martyrs—be it Pulwama, Pahalgam, or the Mumbai 26/11 attacks—the so-called left- liberal intelligentsia maintains a deafening silence. No slogans of peace echo then. Their pens do not flare with indignation; their tongues do not utter a single word in the name of humanity.
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1 month ago |
organiser.org | Diganta Chakraborty
When the sacred soil of Bharat is soaked with the blood of her martyrs—be it Pulwama, Pahalgam, or the Mumbai 26/11 attacks-the so-called left- liberal intelligentsia maintains a deafening silence. No slogans of peace echo then. Their pens do not flare with indignation; their tongues do not utter a single word in the name of humanity.
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1 month ago |
organiser.org | Diganta Chakraborty
We live in a time when our nation is at the centre of global attention. Superpowers like the United States and Russia are now compelled to recognise India as a rising and influential force on the world stage. As the world hurtles toward a new global order, one ancient nation is steadily, confidently reclaiming its place at the high table of global power—Bharat, known to the modern world as India.
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