from: Prithwin Mukherjee prithwin.mukherjee@gmail.com to:
"Tusar N. Mohapatra" tusarnmohapatra@gmail.com
date: 3 April 2012 19:20 subject: I REFUTE
SWARNALATA, INSANE?
From Terrorism in Bengal, Ed. Amiya K. Samanta, Government of West Bengal, Calcutta, 1995, Vol. V: W. Sealy's "Connections with the Revolutionary Organization in Bihar and Orissa (1906-1916)"
p.18: In 1907, Barin rented Sil's (or Seal's) Lodge from its owner Devendra Nath Sil, the full address given on p.16 : "Raidhi, P.O. Rohini, via Baidyanath, Deoghar". This was Barin's first bomb factory (pp.16-17)
p20: The police was informed that "machinery used by the conspirators at Sil's Lodge, might be found at Raidih, buried under the ground" (§24).
p20 : On 15 February 1908, the compound of the house at Raidih, "in which Arabinda's (§22) mother [Swarnalata] had lived, was dug up (...) A vice, portion of a drilling machine, a wrench, 4 drills, and bolts and nuts were recovered, buried deep in the ground. Saran Lata [Swarnalata] used to rush out with a sword whenever anyone approached the Raidih house."(§25).
It was obvious that Swarnalata made full use of her
so called "insanity", judging from the way she instructed her
servants to bury such articles, as revealed by this Report.
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Anonymous has left a comment on your post "Odia
trustee": >>...we demand induction of a person of Odia
origin as a trustee of Sri Aurobindo Ashram, Puducherry...>>
What other quotas would you like the SAAT to reserve for its trustees? STs? SCs? OBCs? North Indians? South Indians? Reddys? Ranades? Pandeys? Mohapatras????
What other quotas would you like the SAAT to reserve for its trustees? STs? SCs? OBCs? North Indians? South Indians? Reddys? Ranades? Pandeys? Mohapatras????
If we go about it this way, the SAAT will have 2000
trustees and 5 non-trustees (the existing ones!). It is surprising that all
these brilliant "devotees" come up with the most brilliant
suggestions that even the Mother in Her eternal wisdom didn't think about. And
talking about an Odia Trustee for the SAAT, it is absolutely not true that an
Oriya cannot become a Trustee. In fact, Manoj Das, an eminent Odia, was a
Trustee of the Ashram. If he chose to resign for his personal reasons the SAAT
cannot be blamed for the lack of "representation" of Odias in the
SAAT. Vijay Posted by Anonymous to Savitri Era at
8:46 PM, April 03, 2012
Indian
Academics Object to Treatment of American Historian April 3, 2012, 11:05
am The Global Ticker -
The Chronicle of Higher Education
A group of Indian historians is objecting to the
treatment of the American scholar Peter Heehs, who
is under growing pressure from Hindu conservatives to leave the country,reports the Hindustan Times. Mr. Heehs has written
extensively on modern Indian history and religion, but some Hindu
fundamentalists have objected to his book about Sri Aurobindo, a freedom
fighter and spiritual leader who died in 1950. They say the book, which was
published by Columbia University Press in 2008, misrepresents the historical
figure’s relationship with a female collaborator.
Court filings have prevented the book’s distribution
in India ,
and now reportedly Mr. Heehs may have his visa revoked. Indian academics sent a
letter last month to the prime minister and home minister to raise concerns
about the situation. A similar
controversy erupted last year, when the The Collected Essays of A.K.
Ramanujan was criticized for offending Hindu sensibilities. This entry
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