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Subhas Mitra:   01 August 2025                                Prognosis of the Calcutta Killing: The Times of India published an interview with Prof. Suranjan Das, VC of JU (2015-2023), in which he described the “Calcutta Killing” as a political event, rather than a communal pogrom.    Don’t you think such broad-minded, liberal outlooks must be analysed? Two important eventsContinue reading “Were Indian Muslims ‘weaponised’ to dismantle Hinduism?”

Subhas Mitra:  05 July 2025   “कार्य्यविरोधि कर्म” (kāryyavirodhi karma) signifies that where every action, whether physical or mental, has consequences, often equal and opposite.- 12th-century mathematician and astronomer Bhaskaracharya. Whenever we talk about philosophy and religion, we come across things that exist only if we believe, but Hinduism speaks of things that exist irrespectiveContinue reading “KARMAPHAL and Creation of Pakistan: (Cause & Effect)”