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Comment on Kalimpong’s Untold Story – Why We Commemorate Today As “Sahid Diwas” by 1986 to 2026: A Common Citizen’s Plea for Darjeeling - The Darjeeling Chronicle

1986 to 2026: A Common Citizen’s Plea for Darjeeling - The Darjeeling Chronicle — Thu, 25 Jun 2026 11:30:09 +0000

[…] just a collection of letters, nor is it merely a boundary line drawn on a political map. It is an emotional chord that strikes deep in our chests the moment it is spoken aloud. It connects us instantly across […]

Comment on Welcome to Darjeeling: Padma Shri Jadav “Molai” Payeng by Beyond Planting Trees: Restoring Native Forest and Freshwater Ecosystems In Darjeeling Himalaya - The Darjeeling Chronicle

Fri, 05 Jun 2026 06:55:04 +0000

[…] towards the environment. Across the globe, tree-planting campaigns have become a symbol of environmental action, helping to raise awareness about conservation and climate change. While these efforts are […]

Comment on TENZING NORGAY SHERPA – The Mountain Lion, Whose Legacy Is Yet to be Honoured by Nanu Diaries

Nanu Diaries — Sun, 24 May 2026 05:20:23 +0000

In reply to Ashish Chettri. Hi Ashish ji, Can you kindly let us know where we could find the interview you mentioned? Would be very grateful. Thanks!

Comment on District Kalimpong: Haat Bazar Sojourn – Observations Of The Other Kind by Siliguri District and The Hollowing Out of Darjeeling - Beware - The Darjeeling Chronicle

Fri, 22 May 2026 07:39:24 +0000

[…] tea and seasonal tourism. The district’s population, currently around eighteen lakh after the 2017 Kalimpong bifurcation, would fall to roughly seven or eight lakh, making it the least populous district in West Bengal, […]

Comment on A BRIEF HISTORY OF DARJEELING by Siliguri District and The Hollowing Out of Darjeeling - Beware - The Darjeeling Chronicle

Fri, 22 May 2026 07:31:46 +0000

[…] recent proposal to form a separate district of Siliguri, and cut it away from Darjeeling is not a sudden change. It marks the end of a forty-year shift, where resources meant for the hills […]

Comment on Why A Separate State Of Gorkhaland? by Gorkhas Time to Unite for Gorkhaland is Now - The Darjeeling Chronicle

Gorkhas Time to Unite for Gorkhaland is Now - The Darjeeling Chronicle — Sun, 17 May 2026 04:37:35 +0000

[…] The public has to show the way, use their agency and force all the leaders to come together once again and move together towards our goal. We as a collective have committed many mistakes, knowingly and unknowingly but it is time that we act by forgetting the past mistakes but learning from it, understanding the present and preparing for the future. It is time that we push the shove together and with conviction for the shake of Gorkhaland. […]

Comment on In Defence Of Gorkhaland: Proposed State Will Be A Safe, Secure And Financially Independent Entity by Gorkhas Time to Unite for Gorkhaland is Now - The Darjeeling Chronicle

Gorkhas Time to Unite for Gorkhaland is Now - The Darjeeling Chronicle — Sun, 17 May 2026 03:53:48 +0000

[…] demand for the creation of Gorkhaland is based on the ethnic, cultural and linguistic differences we have with the rest of West Bengal. […]

Comment on Gorkhaland – A Demand whose Time has Come by Gorkhas Time to Unite for Gorkhaland is Now - The Darjeeling Chronicle

Gorkhas Time to Unite for Gorkhaland is Now - The Darjeeling Chronicle — Sun, 17 May 2026 03:27:14 +0000

[…] Everyone who desired for the regime change in West Bengal rejoiced the result as if Gorkhaland was created. The reasons for celebrating the results were many and legitimate, from a particular […]

Comment on GORKHA POLITICIANS – If you want to save regionalism, merge by Manju

Manju — Thu, 07 May 2026 11:28:43 +0000

Well written.This is what we should be worried about, being a ethenic minority. Our culture, traditions, languages and the very identity is in jeopardy. Everything is diluting. I hope our leaders, political parties, lawmakers and the advisors gives the best shot this time rather this last time Hope we rise above personal egos, pity politics and selfish motives, this time. And save our sinking ship.
We the people,the common people also need to be aware of this. And let’s each of us contribute in getting back the lost pride and beauty of our Darjeeling. We cannot keep blaming only the political parties and the governments,we also need to look at how overly complacent and selfish we tend to be.

Comment on GORKHA POLITICIANS – If you want to save regionalism, merge by Umesh Chhetri

Umesh Chhetri — Wed, 06 May 2026 09:11:41 +0000

ajoy edwards only