COMMENTS GALORE ... 64

COMMENTS GALORE ... 64

Sugata Bose @Subhrajyoti Bhowmick : Once converted to Islam, such a one is no more Hindu, hence, no more brāhman.

Sugata Bose @Ramakant Tiwari : No. It will last for centuries probably like the other three yugas, for the exhaustion of an age takes time before its fuel runs out and a fresher page of evolution opens up to replace it. The shudras are the multitude and it will take a good deal of time to raise them to a sense of civilisational sanity, to a more refined sense of cultural perception. If brāhmans can fall to shudrahood, is it small wonder that for shudras to rise to brāhmanhood it will take ages? Hence, in a world of slow organic change despite rapid technological change, it will be presumptuous to think that the shudra yug will be so short-lived. 🕉

Sugata Bose @Siddhartha Roy : I do and I will. Please see my profile wall deeper down and keep an eye regularly on my posts, time and occasion permitting. English I am relatively proficient in but, Hindi is not my forte, literally speaking. Hence, my bilingual posts in English and Bengali will continue.

Sugata Bose @Subhrajyoti Bhowmick : Al taqqiah being practised to subvert the Sanatan Dharma structure.

Sugata Bose @Kolkata Literary Meet : The anchor should speak either in English or in Bengali. The unfortunate admixture of the two languages which she has indulged in and that too with erroneous English interspersing her discourse leaves much to be desired in proper discharge of her anchor's role. Proficiency in a language prevents such frequent forays of another tongue in it which is what ought to qualify in the first place an anchor in a literary meet. The author Manishankar Mukhopadhyay was in sharp contrast the exemplar of proficiency in the language in which he spoke without the undue necessity of invading it with an alien tongue. The actor Abir Chatterjee was also rather indecent in putting up leg on top of leg before the venerable octogenarian author. Better culture expected in such a civilised set-up as the Kolkata Literary Meet. Even the director Srijit Mukhopadhyay was not up to the mark in refinement of culture as his address revealed to the discerning ear.

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