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'Can No Longer Look Away': 114 Armed Forces Veterans Write To PM Modi
More than 100 military veterans have written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying they condemn the targeting of Muslims and Dalits in the country and what they call a climate of fear and intimidation.
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Please, Let's Call A Lynching A Lynching
No violent act is justified, whatever may be the underlying factors, and we must treat a murder as a murder, a terrorist attack as a terrorist attack, a lynching as a lynching, and a riot as a riot, irrespective of the identities of the victim and the perpetrator.
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Left Liberals Must Shed Their Toxic Anti-RSS-ism
In the Indian case, progressiveness and left liberal mean toxic tendencies of anti-RSS-ism and the present generation of such intellectuals owe this to their predecessors, though there is one fundamental difference between then and now.
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Despite PM's Words, Mob Lynchings Will Not Stop
Even if the perpetrators are arrested and jailed under public pressure, I see no bright light at the end of the tunnel.
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A Response To Swapan Dasgupta's Times Of India Blog
Dasgupta frames this anti-lynching protest as an expression of aesthetic more than moral outrage. This is presumably because "aesthetic" can be dismissed as a slighter, more frivolous philosophical obsession, confined to those few rich enough to have time and space for such minor preoccupations.
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'Not In My Name': 360 Degree View Of Citizens Protesting Mob Killings
In cities across India on Wednesday, citizens united to protest against the recent wave of mob killings. These were silent protests with no involvement of any political parties. The people who came were from all walks of life - senior citizens, students, professionals - united in saying that these killings are 'not in my name'.
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'Can No Longer Look Away': 114 Armed Forces Veterans Write To PM Modi
More than 100 military veterans have written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying they condemn the targeting of Muslims and Dalits in the country and what they call a climate of fear and intimidation.
-
Please, Let's Call A Lynching A Lynching
No violent act is justified, whatever may be the underlying factors, and we must treat a murder as a murder, a terrorist attack as a terrorist attack, a lynching as a lynching, and a riot as a riot, irrespective of the identities of the victim and the perpetrator.
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Left Liberals Must Shed Their Toxic Anti-RSS-ism
In the Indian case, progressiveness and left liberal mean toxic tendencies of anti-RSS-ism and the present generation of such intellectuals owe this to their predecessors, though there is one fundamental difference between then and now.
-
Despite PM's Words, Mob Lynchings Will Not Stop
Even if the perpetrators are arrested and jailed under public pressure, I see no bright light at the end of the tunnel.
-
A Response To Swapan Dasgupta's Times Of India Blog
Dasgupta frames this anti-lynching protest as an expression of aesthetic more than moral outrage. This is presumably because "aesthetic" can be dismissed as a slighter, more frivolous philosophical obsession, confined to those few rich enough to have time and space for such minor preoccupations.
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'Not In My Name': 360 Degree View Of Citizens Protesting Mob Killings
In cities across India on Wednesday, citizens united to protest against the recent wave of mob killings. These were silent protests with no involvement of any political parties. The people who came were from all walks of life - senior citizens, students, professionals - united in saying that these killings are 'not in my name'.
