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The colonial — and anti-colonial — roots of Durga Puja - Vimarsana News

The colonial — and anti-colonial — roots of Durga Puja

This brief history of Bengal’s greatest festival will discuss the Battle of Plassey, the rise of native Bengali elites under Company rule, and of course, the national movement.

Violence in Bangladesh: The picture is disturbing, the wounds are deeper - Vimarsana News

Violence in Bangladesh: The picture is disturbing, the wounds are deeper

If Marcellus saw the picture of college students brutalising an innocent man, he would surely have said to Hamlet that “something is rotten in the state of Denmark.

An intellectual by instinct, a revolutionary by choice - Vimarsana News

An intellectual by instinct, a revolutionary by choice

Badruddin Umar may not necessarily be a very popular person. That statement is a little ironic for two reasons. First, he is the pre-eminent “popular” (people’s) scholar and second, given his tastes and preferences, he would probably wear that judgement as a badge of honour.

Remembering Birsa Munda, the Social Reformer and Revolutionary Leader - Vimarsana News

Remembering Birsa Munda, the Social Reformer and Revolutionary Leader

For the Hindutva movement, Birsa Munda is an icon only because he and his followers attacked missionaries and the church. But this is a deliberate misreading of history and a willful deception.

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Secularism in Bangladesh: The troubled biography of a constitutional pillar - Vimarsana News

Secularism in Bangladesh: The troubled biography of a constitutional pillar

The ubiquity of the word "secularism" (it is mentioned in more than 75 of the world's constitutions as an ideal the State promotes, or an organising principle that it affirms), and the passionate discussions it generates throughout the world, sometimes distracts us from the fact that its origins are relatively recent. It was only after the Age of Reason and the Enlightenment in the 17th and 18th centuries; after the bloody inter-denominational conflicts in Europe, or the clashes between ecclesiastical and temporal authorities, which eventually led to the sovereignty of the State (occurring be...