Rajat Mitra
Rajat Mitra is a psychologist, an author and a speaker
“Why are we being forced to remember an event like partition, that too on 14th August? Doesn’t it bring memories of unresolved grief? Isn’t it too much for our society to bear? What will it do except …
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“Sir, can I talk to you for few minutes?” It was Meenakshi (name changed), a student after my lecture at a university. “I need to talk. I have watched Kashmir Files and feeling deeply affected.” After …
In his classic book on anti-colonialism ‘The Wretched of the Earth’ Franz Fanon concludes by saying, “…Let us leave this Europe which never stops talking of man yet massacres him at every street …
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A young scholar, a Kashmiri Pandit once told me about this conversation he had in a conference on social justice and while being out of the country. There were several Kashmiri Muslims who were in the …
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The book on Delhi Riots has been withdrawn by Bloomsbury after facing controversy. This should not surprise us. It is also perhaps for the first time that such a thing is happening. No books after a …
