So much rhetorical arguments. Less of facts and more rhetoric is how you get to write at the print. I mean the author has taken a downhill path after entering politics. Terming the Jana sangh as “Hindu” party displays a bit of hatred while at the same time using the word “untouchable” so casually brings out the casteist mindset of the author. I hope the author understands the meaning of words not just their historical connotations but what they stand for even in today’s India. Author while trying to write against the binary view herself has tried to create a very unitary view, an even more rigid and extreme thinking. Please take care of your party leaders and the state ruled by your party where violence against college going women in public premises has started becoming a norm. After you are done looking at your state, please come and preach unitary history
One wonders what made Mr. Shekhar Gupta to allow a disgraced and morally bankrupt “journalist” like Sagarika Ghose to use The Print’s platform.
Is it the old and hard to forget “dosti” with Rajdeep Sardesai?
So much rhetorical arguments. Less of facts and more rhetoric is how you get to write at the print. I mean the author has taken a downhill path after entering politics. Terming the Jana sangh as “Hindu” party displays a bit of hatred while at the same time using the word “untouchable” so casually brings out the casteist mindset of the author. I hope the author understands the meaning of words not just their historical connotations but what they stand for even in today’s India. Author while trying to write against the binary view herself has tried to create a very unitary view, an even more rigid and extreme thinking. Please take care of your party leaders and the state ruled by your party where violence against college going women in public premises has started becoming a norm. After you are done looking at your state, please come and preach unitary history
Thank you for publishing this article. It is always good to know the historical context of events.
One wonders what made Mr. Shekhar Gupta to allow a disgraced and morally bankrupt “journalist” like Sagarika Ghose to use The Print’s platform.
Is it the old and hard to forget “dosti” with Rajdeep Sardesai?