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Jayanta Ghosal

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Opinion: Tagore And Sarat Chandra's 1927 Dispute Returns In Srijit Mukherji's New Film

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By Shreya Sinha, Jayanta Ghosal
| NDTV Verified
A hundred years ago the British banned a book because of the ideas it contained. The novelist was Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay - one of the literary legends from Bengal. He turned to Rabindranath Tagore for support against the ban. Tagore had a different take on the protest. Cut to 2026, West Bengal has just seen a major political change.
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Analysis | Why Is Violence So Ingrained In Bengal's Political Culture?

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By Jayanta Ghosal
| NDTV Verified
Clashes at SRFTI in Kolkata on Sunday Students at Kolkata's Satyajit Ray Institute demand answers on outsider violence on campus Kolkata Police registered multiple FIRs after clashes involving RSS-linked groups and students West Bengal's history shows deep-rooted political violence spanning Congress, Left, TMC, and BJP eras After the recent incident of violence, students at the Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute in Kolkata have demanded that the institute authorities explain how a...
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Opinion | An Outreach, Then 1-To-1 Call: Left-Mamata Banerjee Turbulence Sees Rare Calm

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By Jayanta Ghosal
| NDTV Verified
Amul once ran an advertising campaign saying that the best coalition or the best alliance globally is that of bread and butter. When the BJP made an alliance with the Shiv Sena long ago, politicians said it was a natural alliance, as both parties had some ideological similarities. But all parties cannot be natural allies. The question of the current times is whether there could be a new political understanding between the CPI(M) and Mamata Banerjee.
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