Friday, February 3, 2012

Urdu – second official language in Bengal


Will it lead to a novel experimentation for another Pakistan?


There is simply no end to efforts of reigning Trinamool Congress-led Bengal government to exert its empathy towards minority Muslims in the state and the latest approach on its part, in this regard, happens to be the decision to make Urdu the second official language in the state. Well, there is something more to add – it will be made in areas where Muslims form sizeable populations or make 10 per cent of the total populace. Political analysts have already started to term that this overture will give the party an edge in the coming Panchayat election.

It is worthwhile to mention that this issue was mooted by the Information and Cultural Affairs Department of the State Government.  However, the role of Minority Affairs Department under the aegis of Chief Minister, Mamata Banerjee, in this context, is momentous.

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India’s dubious Secularists


Secularism, by its definition, does signify a philosophy or a doctrine that rejects religion and religious considerations of every form. This is the most ideal stance known hitherto but what India, under the aegis of alleged secularists, has been practicing (from the beginning) happens to be ruthless altogether.

Whereas any onslaught on Hindu belief is exalted as a right to freedom and the offender never finds him/herself alone thanks to champions of Human Rights and a considerate administration, the reverse takes place when on earth consecrated Islamic beliefs are tormented.

Cases of Maqbool Fida Husain and Salman Rushdie depict the same.

  
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Thursday, February 2, 2012

Islamic fundamentalist threat stalls release of Taslima’s autobiography in Kolkata Book Fair, 2012

Guild, Bengal Government capitulate shamelessly

No physical appearance is needed any more; just the phone of any Islamic fanatic or fanatical organization is enough to stall the voyage of truth (unflinching criticism of Islamic notions and its consecrated viewpoints) in Kolkata.

Kolkata Book Fair, 2012 witnessed this development on February 01 disgracefully when Publishers and Booksellers’ Guild, chief organizer of the worldwide acclaimed Book Fair, citing hurt of minority sentiment and security reasons called official release of the seventh part of Taslima Nasrin’s autobiography, Nirbasan (Exile), a halt. Even if the People’s Book Society, publisher of the book, went on with the formal release near its stall and outside the official venue for book releases in the Fair defiantly, Guild’s capitulation to an anonymous threat has both demeaned and scourged sane minds in the cultural capital of India. Is this going to be the fate of whole Bengal soon? That such an apprehension is not baseless was proved when this worry was found to reverberate among people partaking in the Fair.  

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Hindus in Basirhat triumph; create a glorious instance


There is a well-known saying that braveness and not numbers win the war; this is proved once again with the success of Hindus living in Basirhat, Bengal through foiling a nefarious Islamic design to occupy legitimate Hindu lands steadily. Hindus, in reality, do hail from Chotojirakpur Swasti Colony, Mukherjee Colony, Hazratala Colony and Mathpara Colony, P.S. Basirhat, District: 24 Paraganas (North).

Only a few Muslims in the area were endeavoring to create a mosque in the area and thus to evict Hindus. This had been going on for years; Hindu valiance did put an end to it in the end. 


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Foiled Bangladesh Coup: Many Targets To A Single Goal – Analysis


The recent coup d'état though failed ultimately in Bangladesh has made many to mull over the radical developments in the Indian subcontinent (of late) and its effects on the democratic structure of India.

Without doubt, any such efforts of putsch is neither healthy nor brings forth any halcyon future for Bangladesh but does signify a chaos resulting into a ruination on the whole.


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Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Hindu house bombed by Muslim thugs in Sankrail, Howrah


Sankrail, Howrah is becoming a hotbed of Hindu Muslim animosities and undoubtedly, fast rising Islamic fundamentalism happens to be the main cause in this regard. On January 31, the residence of Felu Sardar (age 45), inhabitant of Snakrail Battala, P.S. Sankrail, District: Howrah, was bombed by a few masked Muslim youths leading to destructions of the abode and injuries of Hindu family members residing in it.

Even if almost all of them escaped in secret, Sabir Ali Sheikh, noted Muslim thug of the area, was identified by a few neighbors of Felu.

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Hindu-Muslim clash over Saraswati Puja in Bagnan


Muslim misbehavior with Hindu girls sparked troubles 


History is recurring; in the momentous days of 1940s celebration of Saraswati Puja turned out to be the greatest bone of contention between Hindus and Muslims. While Muslims, on no account, were ready to accept the same ever, Hindus were determined to do the same in any way – leading to riots in various parts of then undivided Bengal.

The same is taking place once more and village: Ramchandrapur Kaity para, P.S. - Bagnan. District: Howrah does bear testimony of the same. On January 29, at 9 pm, when a function regarding Saraswati Puja was in full might in the village, Muslim youths misbehaved with Hindu girls leading to serious clashes between the two communities. 


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