Comments on: Nandigram: Left is Right http://arthedains.com/indiaunplugged/2007/11/25/nandigram-left-is-right/ ::alternate views on news:: Sat, 22 Nov 2008 07:59:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Tushar http://arthedains.com/indiaunplugged/2007/11/25/nandigram-left-is-right/#comment-2046 Tushar Wed, 30 Jan 2008 13:52:52 +0000 http://arthedains.com/indiaunplugged/2007/11/25/nandigram-left-is-right/#comment-2046 You have to go to Bengal to see how EVERYTHING is subordinate to the Party. It is like a scene out of 1984. When I went there I was impressed with the media because some managed to bring out dispatches from inside the war zone despite the best efforts of the party to stop them. You have to go to Bengal to see how EVERYTHING is subordinate to the Party. It is like a scene out of 1984. When I went there I was impressed with the media because some managed to bring out dispatches from inside the war zone despite the best efforts of the party to stop them.

]]> By: Prabha Mohan http://arthedains.com/indiaunplugged/2007/11/25/nandigram-left-is-right/#comment-1972 Prabha Mohan Sun, 16 Dec 2007 17:44:59 +0000 http://arthedains.com/indiaunplugged/2007/11/25/nandigram-left-is-right/#comment-1972 Very well written. There is so much debate on the net about this issue, but you've condensed it in a very structured and well thought out way. Its appalling, and even disgraceful that we are still seeing state violence against people in this age of omnipresent media, with so much exposure. How do they pull it off? Very well written. There is so much debate on the net about this issue, but you’ve condensed it in a very structured and well thought out way.

Its appalling, and even disgraceful that we are still seeing state violence against people in this age of omnipresent media, with so much exposure. How do they pull it off?

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