Maloy Krishna Dhar
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| Maloy Krishna Dhar started life off as a junior reporter for Amrita Bazaar Patrika in Calcutta and a part-time lecturer. He joined the Indian Police Service in 1964 and was permanently seconded to the Intelligence Bureau. |
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I was born in an affluent family in riverine East Bengal, respected and feared by the local peasantry, business community and political leaders. My father was a poet, singer, part-time politician More
‘The army alone cannot fight the People’s War’ Maloy Krishna Dhar started life as a junior reporter for Amrita Bazaar Patrika in Calcutta More
‘Rahulji is taking over soon’ Next AICC General Secretary Rahul Gandhi during a press conference at Kanker in Chhattisgarh on April 26, 2008. PTI More
India needs to be on its toes. This jihad is not only for Kashmir. It is aimed at driving more daggers of separatism in the minds of a section of the people, writes Maloy Krishna Dhar. More
North East of what? Is it North East of geophysical India, of the Indian mindset,
or is it something outside India? More
Maloy Dhar takes the readers on a tour of the Northeast, which he calls the 'outer' India. More
Pakistan is a jihad exporting region ruled by fanatic army commanders, mullahs and paranoid politicians, writes Maloy Krishna Dhar. More
Soon after the Mecca Masjid bomb blast (May 2007) and twin blasts in Hyderabad (August 25), several TV and print media friends grilled me: why should there be Jihadist attacks in the South? More
Pakistan shed more shady tears by observing Kashmir Solidarity Day on February 5. A national holiday was declared by the government as a sop to the Kashmiri people. More
