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Aug 21, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 21, 2026 · Pramod Ranjan

    Vande Mataram and Cultural Imperialism | Countercurrents (opens the original)

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    Vande Mataram is, at its core, a hymn to Durga. In this song, Bankim Chandra fuses Bharat Mata and Durga into a single figure. It is a feat of language and poetic craft. But no feat of language can conceal the truth beneath it. The song places the Hindu goddess Durga above the nation itself, and casts Bharat Mata in the form of Durga. The opening part of the song is about the country—its land, water, crops, greenery and the beauty of the motherland. After controversy broke out in 1937, the Congr

  2. Article · Aug 6, 2026 · Pramod Ranjan

    Informational Authoritarianism and the Consolidation of Power: What Kazakhstan’s “Bloody January” Can Teach India’s Gen Z Movement | Countercurrents (opens the original)

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    I recently read an article by Dilshod Achilov and Gulnar Nassimova titled “The Information Wars: Mobilization, Communication and Gender Dynamics in Kazakhstan” in the Asian Journal of Social Science, published in June 2026. The article sits behind Elsevier’s paywall and is not freely accessible. I therefore tried to reconstruct the sequence of events from whatever information I could find online. Kazakhstan’s story inevitably brings India’s Gen Z movement to mind. Around the world, there is no s

  3. Article · Aug 2, 2026 · Pramod Ranjan

    Generation Z, Social Media, and Algorithmic Power | Countercurrents (opens the original)

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    Following the recent victory of India’s Generation Z movement, many people are hopeful. They believe that India’s present government could fall not only in the 2029 general election, but even before it. The reasons for this hope are clear enough. For the first time, they have seen a youthful force emerge that is not controlled by any established political party, does not speak the language of old politics, and can rally students from different parts of India around a shared question within a mat

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