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Anjan Basu

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Remembrance Must be an Act Affirming Man’s Humanity, Three Haunting Partition Classics Tell Us
29 Aug
Culture
Remembrance Must be an Act Affirming Man’s Humanity, Three Haunting Partition Classics Tell Us
by Anjan Basu
Bengal's Youngest Poet Deserves to Be Celebrated, Not Buried in Oblivion or Neglect
16 Aug
Books
Bengal's Youngest Poet Deserves to Be Celebrated, Not Buried in Oblivion or Neglect
by Anjan Basu
Fascism Come in All Shapes and Sizes But the 'Family Resemblances' Can No Longer Be Denied
31 Jul
History
Fascism Come in All Shapes and Sizes But the 'Family Resemblances' Can No Longer Be Denied
by Anjan Basu
George Orwell’s Review of 'Mein Kampf' Tells Us as Much About Our Own Time as Hitler’s
25 Jun
History
George Orwell’s Review of 'Mein Kampf' Tells Us as Much About Our Own Time as Hitler’s
by Anjan Basu
Games People Play: The Many Uses of the RBI’s Dividend to the Government
31 May
Banking
Games People Play: The Many Uses of the RBI’s Dividend to the Government
by Anjan Basu
Remembering India’s First Modern Sculptor, Ramkinkar Baij
25 May
The Arts
Remembering India’s First Modern Sculptor, Ramkinkar Baij
by Anjan Basu
Batting for Modi: Fulminating Against the 'System' is the Best Way to Ringfence Him
23 May
Government
Batting for Modi: Fulminating Against the 'System' is the Best Way to Ringfence Him
by Anjan Basu
Why Satyajit Ray's ‘Sadgati’ Gets the Hindutvawadi’s Goat
02 May
Film
Why Satyajit Ray's ‘Sadgati’ Gets the Hindutvawadi’s Goat
by Anjan Basu
Satyajit Ray's 'Devi': When It Was Still Possible To Interrogate the Primacy of Faith
01 May
Film
Satyajit Ray's 'Devi': When It Was Still Possible To Interrogate the Primacy of Faith
by Anjan Basu
Auvers-Sur-Oise: Where Van Gogh's Journey Ended
30 Mar
The Arts
Auvers-Sur-Oise: Where Van Gogh's Journey Ended
by Anjan Basu
Shakti Chattopadhyay: The Poet Who Would Rather Not Be Called a Poet
23 Mar
Culture
Shakti Chattopadhyay: The Poet Who Would Rather Not Be Called a Poet
by Anjan Basu
Jibanananda Das: The Loneliest Poet of the Twentieth Century
17 Feb
The Arts
Jibanananda Das: The Loneliest Poet of the Twentieth Century
by Anjan Basu
What Do Lenin’s Last Writings Tell Us About Where He Was Headed?
25 Jan
History
What Do Lenin’s Last Writings Tell Us About Where He Was Headed?
by Anjan Basu
The Importance of Lenin’s Last Writings
21 Jan
History
The Importance of Lenin’s Last Writings
by Anjan Basu
The Battleship That Stormed Into Silent Cinema’s Tranquil Waters
18 Jan
Film
The Battleship That Stormed Into Silent Cinema’s Tranquil Waters
by Anjan Basu
The Tramp's Last Bow
25 Dec
Film
The Tramp's Last Bow
by Anjan Basu
Farmers Protest: Why Are Some ‘Liberals’ Invoking the Legacy of Margaret Thatcher?
18 Dec
Rights
Farmers Protest: Why Are Some ‘Liberals’ Invoking the Legacy of Margaret Thatcher?
by Anjan Basu
Noam Chomsky and the Left: Allies or Strange Bedfellows?
07 Dec
Books
Noam Chomsky and the Left: Allies or Strange Bedfellows?
by Anjan Basu
Remembering Friedrich Engels at 200, the Philosopher of Science
28 Nov
History
Remembering Friedrich Engels at 200, the Philosopher of Science
by Anjan Basu
When There Were Not Many Adults Inside the Great Meeting Rooms of the European Union
14 Nov
Film
When There Were Not Many Adults Inside the Great Meeting Rooms of the European Union
by Anjan Basu
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