Diganta Chakraborty, Author at Organiser - Page 2 of 4

Diganta Chakraborty, Author at Organiser - Page 2 of 4

Diganta Chakraborty

The debate over central forces in West Bengal elections highlights a deeper concern about electoral safety, political trust, and democratic fairness

When Democracy Needs Protection: Inside the continuing debate over central forces and electoral safety in West Bengal

Love Jihad and the TCS Nashik Case: A civilizational wake-up call for the Hindu society

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar

Beyond Selective Citations: Re-reading B. R. Ambedkar in his full intellectual integrity

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Why Sabarimala is not about women’s exclusion

Judicial officers held hostage in Malda

When Governance Fails: The Malda crisis and Bengal’s administrative collapse

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee

Distraction vs Development: The crisis of West Bengal’s electoral discourse

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Ballots, bloodshed and black money; West Bengal’s election crossroads and national security concerns

Beyond Politics: The deep roots of Shri Ram in Bengali life

When humanity closes its eyes for appeasement politics!

West Bengal marred by crime, violence and infiltration (Image created by AI)

National security challenges in West Bengal: From infiltration to economic warfare

When selective feminism betrays justice: The Delhi University lesson

Equal status for Vande Mataram: A double honour for Bengal

Engagement is not surrender: Debunking the CPI(M) narrative on India–EU trade

Protests in Beldanga, Murshidabad and injured journalist

West Bengal: Female journalist attacked during Beldanga protests; CM links crowd mobilisation to ‘Jumma Day’

“Save us Sanatanis from the clutches of Jihadists!” A heartfelt appeal to the government of India by a Bangladeshi refugee

“Save us Sanatanis from the clutches of Jihadists!” Heartfelt appeal to Indian government by a Bangladeshi refugee

The Umar Khalid Case emphasizes on the importance of national security beyond fundamental right to freedom of speech

Freedom of speech is not the freedom to fracture the nation

Will Hindus in Bharat learn from the bloodshed of their brothers in Bangladesh?

More than 5 lakh people came together to chant Bhagwad Gita

Kolkata’s Chorus of the Gita: Five lakh voices, one eternal message

Karl Marx and Macaulay

From Macaulay to Marxists: The long war against ‘Hindu’ identity

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SIR in West Bengal: Between democratic duty and political drama