Diganta Chakraborty, Author at Organiser

Diganta Chakraborty, Author at Organiser

Diganta Chakraborty

The NEET protests exposed how misinformation, foreign narratives, and propaganda shaped public discourse

From NEET Protests to Information Warfare: Examining foreign media narratives, fake news and anti-India propaganda

(Left) Clash between police and protesters in Kolkata (Right) Attempts were made to heckle the reporter in Kolkata during a protest

Student Protest or Political Show? What Kolkata’s July 24 demonstration actually revealed

Internal planning chats have raised questions over the political messaging behind Kolkata's proposed student solidarity march (AI generated Image)

Student Protest or Political Agenda? Internal chats raise questions over Kolkata’s proposed Solidarity March

Writer Taslima Nasrin

Taslima Nasrin: A voice under attack from fundamentalism and leftist groups

The Shadow of politics & radical ideologies behind NEET protests

Bharat's timeless civilisation continues to transcend borders through its enduring culture, values, and soft power

Beyond Borders: Why Bharat’s ancient civilisational legacy still influences nations across Asia and beyond

Dr. Syama Prasad Mukherjee Birth Anniversary: The man who gave Bengali Hindus a homeland

One Nation, Many Paths: The message of RSS Ekatmata Stotra

Amid rising global conflicts and uncertainty, the idea of ‘Swa’ offers Bharat a foundation for self-reliance, resilience, and civilisational confidence

The Geopolitics of Selfhood: Why the idea of ‘Swa’ is emerging as Bharat’s strategic compass in a turbulent world

West Bengal’s First Budget Under New Government Focuses on Jobs, Welfare and Balanced Growth

West Bengal Budget 2026: Employment, social security and regional development take centre stage

Hawkers protest in West Bengal

The Left’s Selective Morality: From Sainbari to Hawker protests

TMC Leader Abhishek Banerjee attacked in Sonarpur

The Judgement Beyond the Ballot: Bengal’s Sonarpur, political memory, and accountability

The Falta repoll in West Bengal has sparked debate on whether elections are still driven by communal arithmetic or shifting voter priorities

Falta’s Verdict: West Bengal politics beyond communal arithmetic

Kazi Nazrul Islam (Left)

Rediscovering Kazi Nazrul Islam: The Hindu cultural roots of the rebel poet

West Bengal CM Suvendu adhikari chairs the first cabinet meeting and takes some important decisions

A First Cabinet, A Clear Signal: West Bengal’s new government sets an administrative tone

Bengal and the Sangh: A story older than contemporary politics

Rabindranath Tagore

Rabindra Jayanti: How Rabindranath Tagore saw Sri Ram as Bharat’s civilisational ideal

Representative Image

Shyama Prasad’s Bengal in Safe Hands: The rise of real Bengali ashmita

Kolkata [West Bengal], Apr 29 (ANI): Voters queue up as they wait to cast their votes at a polling station in the 161 Ballygunge Assembly constituency for the second phase of the West Bengal Assembly elections 2026, in Kolkata on Wednesday. (@ECISVEEP/ANI Photo)

When West Bengal shakes off decades of Terror: 2026 polls mark a historic break as systematic violence vanishes

Purba Medinipur [West Bengal], Apr 23 (ANI): Voters show their voting cards while waiting in line to cast their votes during the first phase of the West Bengal Assembly elections 2026 at a polling station, in Purba Medinipur on Thursday. (ANI Photo used for representative purposes)

West Bengal Votes-Phase 1: High stakes, higher turnout, and the test of democracy