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Deepavali escapade to Goa — 4
Abracadabra By K. B. Ganapathy, Columns

Deepavali escapade to Goa — 4

November 4, 2022

Narakasura comes alive amidst vestiges of Portuguese rule [Continued from yesterday] For those born before 1947, when India won independence from the British and after that year, visiting Goa and Pondicherry (now changed to Puducherry in 2006 !) is bound to make them reminisce the post-independence history of these two States. The reason is that…

Deepavali escapade to Goa — 3
Abracadabra By K. B. Ganapathy, Columns

Deepavali escapade to Goa — 3

November 3, 2022

Narakasura comes alive amidst vestiges of Portuguese rule [Continued from yesterday] I have heard, read and seen on TV Ramlila being played during Dasara as part of the festival celebration. In Delhi there is the famous Ramlila Maidan where Ramlila is held annually as a public celebration attended by VIPs and the public at large….

Deepavali escapade to Goa —2
Abracadabra By K. B. Ganapathy, Columns

Deepavali escapade to Goa —2

November 2, 2022

Narakasura comes alive amidst vestiges of Portuguese rule [Continued from Oct. 31] Goa beaches have an amalgam of names in Portuguese, English and in Marathi because of dominant Marathi influence and may be Konkani local lingua. It is surprising that though Goa has longest border with Karnataka, it is less influenced by Kannada ethos than…

Deepavali escapade to Goa —1
Abracadabra By K. B. Ganapathy, Columns

Deepavali escapade to Goa —1

October 31, 2022

Narakasura comes alive amidst vestiges of Portuguese rule The rise of Mr. Rishi  Sunak, the Hindu British citizen of Indian-origin, rising to the dizzy height as the Prime Minister of England at an young age of 42, has many lessons for the voters of the democratic world. Of course, there are cases where young people…

Basking in Reflected Glory
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Basking in Reflected Glory

October 29, 2022

As soon as Rishi Sunak was named the new Prime Minister of England, I prepared myself for the onslaught of cringe-worthy celebrations and tweets. I wasn’t disappointed.  As expected, the Indian media ran headlines such as “Indian son rises over the empire” and “Battered Britain gets ‘desi’ big boss”, forgetting that Rishi is neither India’s…

Congress must choose: Gandhis or Democracy
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Congress must choose: Gandhis or Democracy

October 22, 2022

India desperately needs a strong Opposition party. Sadly, Congress refuses to take that place. Its members always choose the Gandhi family’s wishes over their voters’. On Wednesday (Oct.19), 80-year-old M. Mallikarjun Kharge, the Congress party’s ‘consensus candidate’, beat 66-year-old Shashi Tharoor to be the new non-Gandhi Congress Party President in 27 years. Only the old…

Yatra: Optics & Opportunities
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Yatra: Optics & Opportunities

October 15, 2022

Congress’ Bharat Jodo Yatra (Unite India March), led by Rahul Gandhi, is on the move. The Congress party’s grand intent of ‘Bharat Jodo’ feels more like ‘Congress Jodo’, considering the internal fractures within the party.  If Rahul Gandhi is serious about uniting a diverse nation like ours, he should be rabidly secular. By keeping mum…

Om Namah Shivaya
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Om Namah Shivaya

October 12, 2022

Among one of the most popular Hindu mantras is Om Namah Shivaya. It means salutation to Lord Shiva, the most important Godhead of the Hindu pantheon. Shiva is one of the three primal divinities of Hinduism, namely Brahma (the creator), Vishnu (the preserver) and Shiva (the destroyer). This is also known as Hindu Trinity. The…

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