Dhore niye jabe cant silence everyone

April 20, 2012 10:14

This is from one a newspaper she particularly dislikes -- the Telegraph.

Fear is finding an unlikely companion in understated spunk. "Dhore niye jabe (they will take you away)' has been a succinct refrain near office water-coolers, college canteens and university staff rooms in Bengal ever since a Jadavpur University professor was arrested for circulating an Internet joke on the chief minister.

With the initial wave of shock having ebbed, many Calcuttans have now started to not only speak up but also stand up and be counted on the side of those being persecuted. More

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