Diganta Chakraborty, Author at Organiser - Page 3 of 4

Diganta Chakraborty, Author at Organiser - Page 3 of 4

Diganta Chakraborty

Motifs of Bhagwan Ganesha and a dancing female figure at Adina mosque, Malda

Adinath Mandir: The forgotten Mandir beneath Bengal’s grand mosque

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Deepavali: The eternal flame of dharma amidst selective activisms

RSS at 100: Shri Guruji, cultural awakening and the voice of a Nation in crisis

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RSS at 100 and ‘Samajik Samarasta’: Bridging divides, strengthening Bharat

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Why do Indian secularists see Hindu Dharma as communal but minority appeasement as secular?

Hindu Rashtra, in its true sense, does not threaten minorities; it only affirms that India’s soul is Hindu, as said by Swami Vivekananda, Sri Aurobindo

What is the problem with ‘Hindu Rashtra’? Real problem or a narrative to defame Hindus!

The evangelist Daniel Stephen Courney with activist of 'International Human Rights Council, West Bengal

From Manipur to Bengal: How missionary networks threaten India’s social fabric

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Under the Cover of Care: How ‘Treatment’ camps are allegedly pushing religious conversion in parts of West Bengal

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The Invisible War: Demographic jihad on the borders of Bharat

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Vande Mataram: The mantra that awakened the nation

Historic correction by NCERT: Why rewriting history was long overdue

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From ‘Gharibi Hatao’ to ‘Ganatantra Hatya’: The Indira Emergency revisited

Kartavya Bodh in Journalism: How Israeli media upholds National Dharma

From Dharma to Dogma: Why western secularism doesn’t fit Bharat

Bullets in the Jungle, Tears in the City: The urban naxal response after Maoist encounter

Operation Sindoor: When peace becomes selective — The hypocrisy of pseudo-liberalism

Terror has a religion – Time to expose the hypocrisy of India’s leftists

Bharat: The uprising superpower; its glorious past and promising future

A step towards Bharatiyakaran: Reclaiming India’s educational identity

Terror has a religion — And it’s time to expose the hypocrisy of India’s leftists