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 …
“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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