In 'City, Marginality and Education: Tribal Migrants in Kolkata', Ruchira Das explores tribal marginality and urban adaptation as the tribal community migrated to the city.
In 'The Tree Within', Indranil Chakravarty offers the story of Octavio Paz’s passionate love-affair with India, where he served as Mexico’s ambassador in the 1960s.
In his memoir, 'We Did Ok, Kid', Anthony Hopkins discusses his difficult childhood, film and theatre career, struggles with addiction, and path to sobriety.
Corporate bonds are priced as a spread over the risk-free rate. In India, the reference risk-free rate is unreliable as large institutions are mandated to buy and hold government bonds.
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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.
Indians, outside Bengal, were not “deprived” of S Chatterjee. Rather, they were “lucky” to have been spared and saved from the scourge of communism
Intellectuals like Mr. Chatterjee, who stoutly supported the Left and it’s anti-industry policies in West Bengal, are the reason why Bengal has been on a decline for the last five decades. Instead of speaking truth to power, they became cheerleaders of the Left Front as it dragged Bengal through the mud.
These intellectuals must be held just as responsible for the sorry state of affairs in today’s Bengal. What was once the most developed and industrialised state in the nation has now been reduced to a laggard- a pale shadow of it’s former self.
Indians, outside Bengal, were not “deprived” of S Chatterjee. Rather, they were “lucky” to have been spared and saved from the scourge of communism
Intellectuals like Mr. Chatterjee, who stoutly supported the Left and it’s anti-industry policies in West Bengal, are the reason why Bengal has been on a decline for the last five decades. Instead of speaking truth to power, they became cheerleaders of the Left Front as it dragged Bengal through the mud.
These intellectuals must be held just as responsible for the sorry state of affairs in today’s Bengal. What was once the most developed and industrialised state in the nation has now been reduced to a laggard- a pale shadow of it’s former self.