Rajat Mitra
Rajat Mitra is a psychologist, an author and a speaker
“So what do you think about our civil disobedience?” asked a friend of mine on phone while wishing me for Deepavali. “Sorry what movement did you say?” I asked a little puzzled by the excitement in …
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“Why did you, a psychologist, wanted to meet me at this temple for this interview?” “Have you been to this place before?” I asked. “Yes, have passed by it many times,” he said. “It is one of the …
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There are crimes done by an individual and then there are crimes done by whole institutions and nations. The crimes by nations are annihilative. It is a whole culture and way of life that they try to …
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The last Hindu of Afghanistan not to leave is a priest. There is nothing surprising about it. It is a defining part of Hindu history and is our eternal identity. The picture of a lone Hindu priest …
"This will surely put him in the dock. He will have a lot of explaining to do.” The glee in my friend’s voice, a professor was apparent while talking about the second wave of Covid19 facing us. She …
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One of the mysteries that has not been explained by historians is that why did the Hindus in the North started to pray within the confines of their homes in the medieval ages and what happened to all …
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