HeyJaredSandeep Banerjee
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10 Weeks of Cockroaches and 10 Takeaways for Nemo (the no one) | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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If anybody saw the moment CJP’s Dipke got the news of Pradhan’s resignation over mobile phone, how elated and euphoric , and so were the masses of supporters there and all who joined the nationwide protest on July 24 or stayed up with the movement physically or virtually since Wangchuk’s forcible removal from protest site on 18 or more so since the brutal atrocity of state machinery on the protesters that started from their Parliament march on July 20. To have a recap: The CJI made his ‘cockroac
Oggy & The Cockroaches 2026 —Some Lesser Points | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Please, sir, withdraw from indefinite fasting; many NEET aspirants ended their lives, but who cares about ‘ordinary’ lives here, sir? Up there! Apply wits and wisdom as idiots had & are supposed to have. Yes, the British Raj, as we learnt in school, could be ‘shaken’ by Gandhi’s indefinite fasts. But everybody was not Mahatma. Do you remember Bobby Sands, who died fasting in a British jail in your student days? Or our great revolutionary freedom fighter Jatin Das? (Or after independence, Potti S
An Unusual Guest @Jantar-Mantar (the new Oggy and the Cockroaches, 2026) | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Gurnam Singh Charuni, leader of the Bharatiya Kisan Union (Charuni faction), visited the ongoing protest of CJP’s ongoing protest at Jantar Mantar more than a couple of weeks ago. The CJP formally thanked his visit with these words: “I would like to thank the Bhartiya Kisan Union for supporting our movement and for standing with the students. Jai Jawan – Jai Kisan!”, and perhaps this visit could invoke repeat of that last slogan from some cjp members. And if one had time to listen to what Charun
West Bengal 2026 – How We Arrived Here | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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The 2026 West Bengal Assembly election result startled many. But is it at all surprising? Readers may guess why this type of result was inevitable after considering the past performance of parties in elections and examining what was actually happening in society here during the past years, or past decades. Though, of course, that this would inevitably happen in this very year was a little shock; even family members of a terminally ill patient in hospital never expect the inevitable end to arrive
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