Category Archives: Art of Resistance

Following the dictum “Cultural revolution must precede political revolution”, we are striving to create the scope for an alternative cultural space, which can offer resistance to all forms of coercion, and can also serve as a medium for conducting non-violent, horizontal dialogical exchanges.

Occupy Dalal Street

Posted on 25/02/2023 “The conversion of money into capital has to be explained on the basis of the laws that regulate the exchange of commodities, in such a way that the starting-point is the exchange of equivalents. Our friend, Moneybags, who as yet is only an embryo capitalist, must buy his commodities at their value, mustContinue reading “Occupy Dalal Street”

THE SAD BEGINNING OF A DHFL VICTIM

Posted on 02/02/2023 Here is a presentation from a DHFL Victim, providing a “look back” to the biggest financial scam of India. It is the description of the misery due to bad governance. It provides for a silent resistance against the sorry state of affairs of the Indian economy.

Films Offerings to the Prime Minister and Home Minister of India

Posted on 26/11/2022 Updated on 20/03/2023 IST 08.44 We, the citizens of India, are offering the following bouquet of films to the exceedingly Honourable PM Narendra Modi and the moral exemplar Home Minister Amit Shah in their joint crusade to restore the democratic values along with peace and tolerance by basing it on horizontal, non-violent mutualContinue reading “Films Offerings to the Prime Minister and Home Minister of India”

I come to praise Modiji…

A NARRATIVE ON NARENDRA MODI’S ACHIEVEMENTS Posted on 29/11/2022 Updated on 30/11/2022 Encountering some neologisms in the context of Indian politics, I, an ardent andh-bhakt of Modiji, have cut a sorry figure to understand the meaning of some lexical entries. I think that these words targeted towards our hon’ble PM are totally contentless. Hence, IContinue reading “I come to praise Modiji…”

Why do we need the Buddha beyond the Sangh?

The article “Why We Need the Buddha Beyond the Sangh” argues for a broader, more universal engagement with Buddhist teachings beyond the confines of traditional*** religious ***
communities (Sangh). It emphasizes the relevance of the Buddha’s core principles—compassion, mindfulness, and liberation from suffering—in addressing contemporary global challenges. The author advocates for adapting these teachings to modern contexts, making them accessible to diverse populations, and fostering personal and societal transformation without rigid institutional frameworks.

Piramal is more equal than the other 98%!

Posted on 31/10/2022 DISCLAIMER: The allegations and claims outlined in this article are subject to ongoing judicial review and investigation, with many issues remaining sub judice. Readers should refrain from forming definitive conclusions due to the absence of conclusive evidence. OBMA has always mindfully used cautious and legally accurate language, employing terms such as “alleged,” “reported,”Continue reading “Piramal is more equal than the other 98%!”

THE ART OF RESISTANCE

Posted on: 18/09/2021 (IST 11: 15 hrs) Updated on: 22/09/2o23 (GMT 13.32 hrs) Posted On 19th September, 2021 DEBAPRASAD BANDYOPADHYAY  AKHAR BANDYOPADHYAY  “Suffering comes from three quarters: from our own body, which is destined to decay and dissolution, and cannot even dispense with anxiety and pain as danger-signals; from the outer world, which can rageContinue reading “THE ART OF RESISTANCE”