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MP & Deputy Leader TMC, Rajya Sabha. Journalist for 30+ yrs. Author: `Indira,India’s Most Powerful PM.’ ‘Vajpayee: India's Most Loved PM.’ ‘Why I Am A Liberal”.
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Opinion No food police, please. Our festivals belong to us

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By Sagarika Ghose Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
Every Bengal household has its own customs. Some observe a vegetarian Ashtami. Others choose to eat differently. In plural, varied Bengal, food traditions do not wait for clerics to approve the menu. Dhirendra Krishna Shastri, popularly known as Bageshwar Baba, has obviously never heard of Kewpie Dasgupta or Chitra Ghose. The Baba recently appealed for non-vegetarian food to be kept away from Durga Puja pandals, as did the VHP in an advisory.
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BJP-RSS has a woman problem. Nari Shakti stops at beti, didi, behan

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By Sagarika Ghose Verified
| ThePrint Verified
The Sangh mentality on women was recently exposed again in the right-wing hyperventilation over the actor Kriti Sanon after she appeared in a GIVA Raksha Bandhan ad wearing an Indo-Western outfit. The outfit promptly became a battlefield on which Hindutva warriors set out to “save” Indian civilisation. A shrill right-wing social-media uproar erupted as if Sanon’s clothing was a national moral emergency.
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Opinion The making of the Republic of Abuse

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By Sagarika Ghose Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
For the BJP, the more coarse-tongued the better. The BJP uses violent language as a technique of power to shut down the Opposition. Words don’t just describe politics, they are politics. Abusive language, particularly if used from the summit of state power, achieves exclusion and ostracism without physical force. Attacking words humiliate, exhaust and, in the end, silence.
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