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History
A revolution is announced (Aug 14)
The poster recalls Charu Majumdar and Kanu Sanyal’s Naxalite dream and their targets, from Marwari businessmen to bhadralok, notes Mao as inspiration, and links it to today’s calm broken only…
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The Cadillac Man
An obituary for Robin Williams, praising his work from Good Will Hunting to Dead Poets Society, his unsparing humour on religion and a clip on Gandhi and Mother Teresa.
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Mount Sinjar overlooks the Valley of Death
Quoting reports from Mount Sinjar, the poster laments that Yazidis are dying of thirst as the world watches in silence, a community vanishing with little hope of reaching aid, and…
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Third World Invasion of Canada (by Sikhs)
Citing attacks on Sikhs in India, Pakistan and the US, the poster argues being a model minority offers no protection when native populations feel threatened by changing demographics, and speculates…
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Kashmir “not ours” (re-draw the lines)
Unpacking K Kavitha’s remark that parts of Kashmir are ‘not ours’ and the lines should be redrawn, the poster examines Telangana and Kashmir’s accession history and her support for a…
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Raksha-bandhan (for tots and trees)
Describing Raksha Bandhan as a tradition crossing communities, the poster recounts the Karnavati-Humayun legend and Mahadev Mahato’s Taru Bandhan in Jharkhand, where trees get rakhis, and asks about girls born…
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Monsoon mood mellowing in Mumbai
A post of monsoon songs, led by Rim Jhim Ghire Sawan, with notes on lyricist Yogesh, and a quoted remark by Amarinder Singh blaming the failed monsoon on ‘El Modi’…
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“Why cant a woman be more like a man?”
After Erdogan called a woman journalist a ‘shameless woman’ who should know her place, the poster says it likes seeing women on top, to show they are equal in public…
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“Our children should at least look like us”
Reacting to a surrogacy scandal in Thailand and NRI preferences for fair-skinned adopted children, the poster asks whether fairness really makes a child ‘look like us’, recalls how browns are…
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No beards (burqas) on the (Xinjiang) bus
Prompted by Xinjiang bus bans on veils and beards, the poster restates its support for banning religion-inspired parties in a milder form, proposing an unenforceable directive principle that Indian parties…
