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Deterrence cannot mean institutional licence for an endlessly extensible raid. A search that extends across days, followed by seals and freezes that linger for weeks, begins to resemble a siege.
Meta AI has come for Border 2, Hum Saath Saath Hain, and Haryanvi rap so far, but it hasn’t met its true match. Translate ‘Chhaiya Chhaiya’, and then we’ll talk.
In a welfare state, the rule of law has been defiled and public opinion and sovereignty are being superseded by the undemocratic decrees of the ministers, wrote GN Lawande in 1958.
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The key to fighting a war successfully, or even launching it, is a clear objective. That’s an entirely political call. It isn’t emotional or purely military.
Ms. Banerjie would never speak up for the Hindus in Bangladesh. Their plight is not worth her time. The targeted pogroms against Hindus, their daily brutalization matters nothing to her.
Rather, Ms. Banerjie is more concerned about the “injustices” meted out to the Indian Muslim.
She urges every Indian journalist to not speak up for the Hindus in Bangladesh, to look the other way even as hundreds are murdered in well orchestrated pogroms by Islamists. Thousands of homes and shops gutted and yet every Indian journalist should turn a blind eye.
This is Ms. Banerjie’s style of “secular objective journalism”.
The rather unfortunate part is that Ms. Banerjie herself is a Bengali Hindu. What an irony!
What an idotic rant…You are an Indian first before you are a jouirnalist. You are no global citizen. You carry indian passporert like veery onee else. You have no special rights. none at all. Ths entitled moronery is why such lutyens journalists are hated .
Ms. Banerjie would never speak up for the Hindus in Bangladesh. Their plight is not worth her time. The targeted pogroms against Hindus, their daily brutalization matters nothing to her.
Rather, Ms. Banerjie is more concerned about the “injustices” meted out to the Indian Muslim.
She urges every Indian journalist to not speak up for the Hindus in Bangladesh, to look the other way even as hundreds are murdered in well orchestrated pogroms by Islamists. Thousands of homes and shops gutted and yet every Indian journalist should turn a blind eye.
This is Ms. Banerjie’s style of “secular objective journalism”.
The rather unfortunate part is that Ms. Banerjie herself is a Bengali Hindu. What an irony!
What an idotic rant…You are an Indian first before you are a jouirnalist. You are no global citizen. You carry indian passporert like veery onee else. You have no special rights. none at all. Ths entitled moronery is why such lutyens journalists are hated .