Rajat Mitra
Rajat Mitra is a psychologist, an author and a speaker
“The Jaziya is a time tested form of governance that has not failed in the past. It can very well work for the present times if it has worked in the past.” An ideologue, serving a life term in a …
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Sentinelese Tribe in the Andaman’s killed a young man while he was trying to go over secretly to their island with a copy of the Bible in his hand. He was a white male, that too an American so an …
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Will the sentencing to death of two people in the 1984 riots create a closure for a wound that hasn’t healed for our nation? Justice begets answers and we need one for the events that took place …
Our Judiciary has refused to hear on the trial of Ram Janma Bhumi on an urgent basis. Should someone be surprised? Only if one sees the issue as about a temple or Lord Ram’s birth place. If we see the …
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My daughter was writing an article on ‘discrimination and exclusion’ for her school project. She showed me a photograph of a black young girl escorted by several burly white police officers while …
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The Attari - Wagah border ceremony on the Indian side should be visited by every Indian at least once. It is a mirror to the idea of what the idea of India has become today and tells us why despite so …
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