Rajat Mitra
Rajat Mitra is a psychologist, an author and a speaker
“Papa, is Modi a psychopath?” The question jolted me from my concentration. I was so engrossed in replying to readers comment on my book ‘The Infidel Next Door’ that the question didn’t register. My …
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It is a little more than six years ago that I began to write a novel ‘The Infidel Next Door’ based on my work with Kashmiri Hindus in the refugee camps. The book, a narrative about the seventh exodus …
Can we say that when the Indian National Army soldiers finally walked down the Rajpath on this year’s Republic Day Parade, an ungrateful nation woke up finally from its slumber to show it has begun to …
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My late father in law was very fond of telling me a particular story. It was on why he left Kashmir to come to Delhi and why he stayed back. All fathers have a story they love to tell their children …
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The article on the front page of the newspaper caught my eye for its title. It said, “A wall for gender justice.” Inside it showed a picture of women, …
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Naseerudin Shah has shared that he is scared for his children of living in India and it has gone viral. To give his fear a shape and credibility he has even linked it up with an incident in far off …
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