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Food Habits and the Politics of Division | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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In current times, when we are witness to many mechanisms of political propaganda affecting social thinking, food habits are also one of the components of divisive political tendencies. It is in the air that Muslims are more violent in their tendencies as they consume non-vegetarian food. The angle of the Holy Cow and beef eating is also introduced, and we witnessed the phenomenon of lynching being introduced in India, in which primarily Muslims and also Dalits are the major victims. The segregat
Religious Minorities and Sectarian Nationalism: Which Way is India Going? | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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As the three-nation tour of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat has come to an end, various analysts have put forward their opinions. Some of them praised Bhagwat by stating that he has broadened Hindutva by adding diversity to it. Can Hindutva in any way be broadened to include the rich religious diversity of our country? Respect for diversity can be judged by the condition of religious minorities in a country. It goes without saying that the health of democracy of any country
Mohan Bhagwat in Madison Square Garden: Politics of hate and Mask of inclusiveness | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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The Sarsanghchalak, the Chief, of RSS Mohan Bhagwat has undertaken a tour of three countries abroad. The first in the series was the United States of America, where apart from few other engagements his major event was to address the gathering at Madison Square Garden in New York. It was expected that over 5000 people would attend it. The stated objective of the visit was to dispel misconceptions about RSS, to have dialogue and spread the message of Universal oneness. Before the proposed meeting
Smashing Patriarchy and Promoting Patriarchy: Diverse Trends of Indian Society | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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In pre-colonial India broad Hindu society was ruled by the laws of manusmiriti (MS) where caste and gender hierarchy was the core of its values. During the colonial period when education, transport and modern administration took roots, the germs of democracy started taking roots. These changes were oriented around the emerging concept of secular nationalism. The various components of this were the struggle for rights of workers, education and thereby empowerment of Dalits, women and concept of e
Whither Democracy: Post Jantar Mantar India | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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The multiple protests at Jantar mantar have shaken our body politic to no end. While the Cockroach Janta Party precipitated the series of protests, the underlying resistance to Government suppression was very much painful to the society. While the protests had the face of paper-leaks, serious lapses in the social-political system were the foundations on which these protests took the form they took. The orders of pellet guns and guns brought in an element of total revulsion. The issue was so horr
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