@CHASE_DTP PhD research scholar @UniKentEnglish. Working on refugee narratives from encampment spaces. Loves London and Arsenal ❤️🤍
Canterbury, UK
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Subhadip Mukherjee retweeted
Listen, it’s not just Jenrick & the Reform lot who’ve completely lost their heads & are embracing mass murder as policy.
It’s a media & political discourse that was completely inevitably bound for this place. Step by step it happens.
When Braverman decreed it, the entire media switched from calling people asylum seekers to calling them “illegal immigrants”. That was a choice that each of them made, referring to the same people.
Step by step they chose which crimes to report on, & which statistics to ignore.
Step by step we allowed even supposedly progressive parties to model themselves on Trump, on family deportations & mass accommodation sites in disused barracks.
Step by step we normalised neo Nazi black short monsters as “protesters with legitimate concerns”.
Now it’s lethal force & pundits are pretending to be surprised.
Subhadip Mukherjee retweeted
Pay attention to ongoing byepolls in Bengal: they are an excellent example of India's democratic decline.
In Nandigram, ruling party is near hegemonic. Opposition is either in jail, defected to the BJP or simply not contesting. Voters are threatened with stoppage of welfare if they don't vote BJP.
Voters are faced with a one-party election, reports @AnantGuptaAG.
scroll.in/article/1096176/on…
Subhadip Mukherjee retweeted
Humanities and social sciences compel confrontation between the conscience of humanity with the society (its ills) it resides in. This confrontation is important!
No apologies for quoting the cliche; here is Einstein on the importance of humanities in STEM:
Subhadip Mukherjee retweeted
Non-refoulement and India's refugee policy:
blog.ipleaders.in/non-refoul…
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I thought this could be a World Cup defined by arrival of top club managers into international game, a higher tactical bar etc. But Poch, Ancelotti and Tuchel all had disastrous exits. And who’s left standing at the end? Scaloni and De la Fuente, the international specialists!
Subhadip Mukherjee retweeted
One of my favourite players of the Emirates era.
A magician - who lit up the football pitch whenever he stepped onto it.
What a career, what a story of resilience.
Enjoy your retirement @19SCazorla - hopefully we see you back at Arsenal soon.
Subhadip Mukherjee retweeted
How Refugee Week film festival brings their experience home. theguardian.com/film/2026/ju…
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Till the fucking wheels fall off Mikel ❤️
They said “even if he wins it, he has to walk”
Walk we will…into the UCL Final unbeaten.
They didnt believe in us, they didnt resonate with your “message”
Is the message clear enough now?!
Subhadip Mukherjee retweeted
The audacity of Jim Ratcliffe, a British billionaire who migrated to Monaco to avoid paying taxes, but was trying to get UK taxpayer money to enable his stadium project, saying this.
Using ‘colonised’ when actual British colonialism resulted in over 100 million Indian deaths between 1881-1920 alone, transportation of 3.5 million African slaves, and an endless array of other atrocities with the impact still being felt today.
And when the success of Manchester United, on the field and commercially, is in large part dependent on foreigners.
Vile, vile, vile.
Subhadip Mukherjee retweeted
🧵Who is Francesca Orsini?
Many people here have expressed ignorance about her work. Lets change that.
Her google scholar profile mentions that she has 2500+ academic citations.
That’s over two thousand published journal articles or academic books referencing her work.1/n
I have no views on this scholar Francesca Orsini. Had never heard of her. But those of us from a rooted background, who speak Hindi at home, read Hindi books as well, can only roll our eyes at this rather bizarre claim that 'few have shaped our understanding' of Hindi literary culture like a British SOAS Prof! 🙄
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We have a poster now! Come join academics and activists involved in solidarity and resistance in the Med, the Channel, the Atlantic and beyond for a one-day conference in Brum ✨
Read more & apply here: tinyurl.com/seasof2026
Subhadip Mukherjee retweeted
still plenty of time to get your abstracts in!
New CFP for @IMC_Leeds 2026!
We’re looking for papers which touch on a wide range of topics and discourses - if you have any questions please reach out! We’re looking forward to reading your proposals!
#premoderncriticalracestudies #medievaltwitter #cfp
Subhadip Mukherjee retweeted
"Yesterday, we were hanged fighting for India's freedom
And today, for speaking our mother's tongue, we become Bangladeshi?"
Powerful protest poster by East Bengal fans at a Durand cup match today.
Doubly significant given the club's principal support base consists of Partition refugees.
Subhadip Mukherjee retweeted
Very glad to have @SamDalrymple123 speak on his debut book at the World Refugee Week online seminar series!
Join us for an interesting lecture on the “Five Partitions.”
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Like they say “straight out of the Israeli playbook”
Unfortunate.
Pakistan army violates ceasefire along LoC. Artillery shelling by Pakistan along Akhnoor, Rajouri and RS Pura IB.
#ITCard #BreakingNews #Ceasefire #India #Pakistan #LoC
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India targetted the terror camps in which few civilians got killed, and the entire narrative was that Ind are attacking civilians & starting a war.
Pak has been targetting civilian areas 3 days in a row, yet somehow they are the victims.
Nauseating stuff.
Subhadip Mukherjee retweeted
What we know:
Death toll in Pakistan’s Cross LOC artillery firing has now risen to 7 civilians, 33 injured, 6 in Poonch and one in Mendhar. These civilians are no less innocent than those killed in Pahalgam. While Indian armed forces have targeted terror infrastructure, Pakistan has once again targeted civilian population. #OperationSindoor