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23 April 2012: Blasphemy tag strains Aurobindo Ashram

20 April 2012: Yoga and philosophy of Sri Aurobindo is not a religion

14–15 April 2012: I look forward to being forgotten [and more]

14 April 2012: Govt values freedom of expression: Heehs

14 April 2012: Govt extends Heehs’s visa by one year

14 April 2012: India extends visa of US historian Heehs

12 April 2012: Indian Express: Book clubbed

10 April 2012: Times of India: The intolerant Indian?

9 April 2012: Indian Express: A cloud over 40-yr tryst with India

6–7 April 2012: Are historians losing their freedom of expression? [and more]

1–4 April 2012: Chidambaram to decide on Heeh's visa [and more]

31 March 2012: Don't expel US historian, govt told

10 March 2012: Those who get upset by these things are worse

24 February 2012: Sri Aurobindo, Heehs and the fragility of faith
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Sunday, 15 April 2012 02:05

The Hindu

"I am looking forward to being forgotten," remarked American historian Peter Heehs, as he spoke about the media attention that followed the extension of his visa on Friday by the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO) in New Delhi. [read the article at The Hindu]

 

Daily Mail UK"Figures such as Aurobindo do not need a selfappointed priesthood to defend themselves from the profane." [read the article at The Daily Mail]

 

"I was targeted for showing Aurobindo’s human side." [read the article at The Times of India]

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