Rajat Mitra
Rajat Mitra is a psychologist, an author and a speaker
‘Ghar mein ghuske marenge’ is the new ‘script’ that a number of Indians are saying loud and clear, replacing an old script that seems to have been in place for most of the time in …
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It was little more than six years ago that my book, “The Infidel Next Door”, was published. After over five years of writing, it aimed to portray the story of displaced people who were forced out of …
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It was while in a small Hindu refugee colony near Jodhpur that I understood how building of Ram Mandir has impacted Hindu refugees who have run away from Pakistan being persecuted because of their …
“I wanted my child to be born in India,” she said caressing her child. “How old is she?” I asked, “and when did you come to Bharat?” “She is only a week old, and we came a month ago.” “You made …
There is a saying that you are never a prophet in your own country. A prophet by whom I mean a visionary leader who leads his people on a chosen path, to a chosen future which they can’t see in the …
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Last month in December I was visited by a psychologist, a friend of many years. An observer of human behavior, particularly mass behavior, he is also an erudite scholar on religion. After spending a …
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