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By: Sidharth Chauhan

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By: Happy Republic Day? | Critical Twenties

Happy Republic Day? | Critical Twenties — Wed, 26 Jan 2011 12:35:39 +0000

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By: Arghya

Arghya — Wed, 26 Jan 2011 08:39:33 +0000

Varun, lovely article. It's true that maintaining the dignity of the flag is of utmost importance and I certainly identify with you as far as Arvind Swamy rolling over and burning himself to stop the flag from burning, at times of war and cricket are concerned. But the flag is inherently a political symbol. A national symbol yes, but also a political one. So perhaps we shouldn't rue the fact of politicking over the national flag; it's inevitable. Rather we should concentrate on how in the popular imagination such petty politics can become a non-issue and not hog the headlines as it has been doing now. And that can only happen if we as the citizenry assert our nationalism in ways that matter. And making a symbolic point at Lal chowk does not as I argue here