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The Truth of Satya Niketan | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Satya Niketan, where six students and a labourer died recently in a building collapse, is located on the rocky terrain of the Aravalli hills. It was established as a resettlement colony in South-West Delhi in the late 1960s, when jhuggi-jhopri (slum) dwellers were relocated from Chanakyapuri and Srinivaspuri to provide them with a better life by allocating each family a 50 sq. yd. plot to build a house, instead of living in hovels. But as colleges began opening in the Aravalli woodlands nearby o
Nationalism, Faith, and Universalism | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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The last Independence Day—listening to PM Modi’s address from the ramparts of the Red Fort—took me back in time to when I lived at the Babuji Memorial Ashram in Manapakkam, Chennai. The Ashram Manager had sent word asking me to meet him before the flag-hoisting ceremony. When I arrived, he asked me to stand by his side to lead the National Anthem. When I admitted that I could only sing a few lines, he was shocked. In turn, I was equally taken aback that he did not know it himself. Being from the
Modi’s Governance: Political Optics Over Administrative Performance | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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The Vande Mataram controversy is nothing more than headline management by the BJP government. First came the dispute over the colors of the national flag, and now it is the controversy surrounding the singing of Vande Mataram. This is a transparent attempt by the BJP to deflect focus from ongoing civic protests and the glaring exposure of deteriorating government-run schools. What makes these recent protests remarkable is that young girls—from primary school levels upwards—are leading the cha
Rhiya Ahir and the Cost of Courage | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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She is Rhiya Ahir, a 27-year-old actress and model from Mumbai. On August 22, 2026, she was getting ready to meet friends near Shivaji Park—close to a local Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protest site—on yet another hot, humid, and rainy Mumbai afternoon. She wore jeans, a top, and a jacket to keep from getting soaked, with a cap thrown over her head to protect herself from the unpredictable monsoon rains. Nobody could have predicted—least of all Rhiya herself—that within hours she would transfo
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