They ran away for Maths. They stayed close to each other for Maths.

 1. Was Antara aware that the mathematics syllabus in India was caught in a legit lease/Prof Hardy/Indian mathematician blackmail?

No. Antara had been told, "If you struggle with progression, don't even think of calculus".

It implied that if you struggled on Indian topics, you'd never be able to make inroads into Brussels. 

It was possible everyone was not aware that Brussels would become an Open City, citta aperta, these were complicated matters.

2. Apparently, India had lacked sufficient financial weight for advanced mathematics.

It would be Antara's turn to be taken aback. Really? What about the private tutors? What about the millions of coaching centres? What about the online tutorials? Were they based in India or were they operating from Mars?

In the end, Indian students solved mathematical problems like a whirlwind in a desert, as American students and Antara gaped in wonder. 

Antara was recently told that the 'amazing acumen' in Mathematics was coming from NATO military ops, both during the Cold War and thereafter, that NATO generals supplied these coaching centres.

Just consider where it would leave Antara, if Batanagar and CR Park both used NATO for Mathematics coaching purposes.

3. Hmm. So it was unlikely, they might have been duped, what extra financial strength did NATO military ops have, apart from usual allocation? What about railroads, would Antara be able to work them into the situation?

Antara used the railway cafetaria in Asansol, when she was a postgrad student at Jadavpur, during 2001-2002. She took the Toofan Express from Howrah at 9.40 am, the one that went straight to the border (Sriganganagar), travelled on the ladies' compartment, reached Asansol at 1.40 pm. 

Then she'd race past the milling crowd at the railway station, to reach the Indian Railways cafetaria, she had a veg thali for lunch.

Usually, the cafetaria would be empty except for some upcountry men eating similar thalis, the younger Indian men usually ordered sandwiches and omelettes.

The waiters never let Antara reach the counter, to collect cutlery or tissues, they'd indicate to her to remain seated, they'd fetch it for her.

Antara's connecting train to Purulia was at 2.55 pm, so by 2.30 pm, Antara would have purchased her ticket and reached the platform (Platform No 1) to board the train. She reached Purulia around 6 pm, a day spent in travel.

4. Interesting about the railway cafetaria. You think the railroad intelligence networks later got taken over, were now within NATO?

Several years later, it had been hinted to Antara that often, next to her, a single mother would eat, with her bairns sitting atop the table. It was untrue, there were no bairns sitting on any of the tables in that railway cafetaria. 

If Chetla and Supriya were implied, how did they win the loyalty of these bairns?

What did they know of the Vietnam War and Casey Sr, was it used to divert the car towards Dakshineshwar in Nov 2007? (CLASS ACT, 'Nov 2007 was such a big deal', June 4, 2026)

5. What did they serve for veg thali at the railway cafetaria?

Usually, they'd serve rice, dal and soyabean curry. 

Antara, however, knew Supriya's cooking techniques, she used granular soya, called it "nutrela keema", turned it into fritters, which she called "keema chop".

So Morgan in Ukraine had taken the car towards Dakshineshwar in Nov 2007.

6. If you removed Supriya, it left Chetla with the bairns seated atop the table?

It seemed that way, Chetla as a powerful presence within NATO.

June 5, 2026.

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"Nov 2007 was such a big deal"

 1. Would Antara feel a tinge of regret if she found out that Science students in India were mentored by the Austrians?

No. Antara wouldn't feel any regret. Antara disliked hilly areas, they were difficult to manage, she had written to the Austrians and told them so. She'd be happy that she studied the Arts.

2. Did Antara consider Science students servile to Disney or even to the White House?

No, Antara liked Science students. But their pursuit of the Sciences was often difficult to distinguish from immigration, their concern for funding often sounded like illicit wealth. The Soviet KI-ness of Science was difficult to ignore.

3. In the Arts/Humanities, did Antara prefer to be a scholar? Did Antara's parents' apathy towards her career choices make her angry towards them?

Antara had wanted to earn a living as quickly as possible but in a profession that paved the way for learning as well. Journalism fit the description better than school-teaching.

Antara had noticed that her parents didn't offer any help, she thought they were tired and old, it didn't occur to her that they were deliberately leaving her to her own.

4. Why had Antara never considered writing to Austrian-origin people in the United States for a journalism job?

Antara liked staying in India. She didn't want to be a journalist in the US. One's own milieu, forgotten people and events, "local sights and smells" as they said kept her where she was. Nor was she afraid of corporates, they published newspapers/magazines, they had a right to be involved, anyone that had a problem could work elsewhere, or start one's business. 

Antara researched the Bijon Setu in Kolkata incident (early 1980s) after learning her narrative in 2018. Few newspapers might have wanted to focus on it, given the incident took place under a Communist rule.

Had Antara taken a job in the American media, she'd have been limited to topics considered relevant for her. Worse, she would be close to colleagues who wrote on legit lease matters in terms of talking to the Russian envoy in Washington DC, without informing Trump or Pence.

5. Why was it "such a big deal", talking to the Russian envoy in Washington DC?

Antara's uncle (the spouse of the third sister, Anjali being the youngest of four girls) was an agricultural scientist, he had worked at rice research, then banana cultivation and research, retiring to a town where the biggest sweetmeat was called 'rabonbhog', apparently after the Russian Rabinowitzes. 

Of course hell would break loose if you discussed the Russian Jews, from Siberia, Antara was surprised why it quietened down all of a sudden.

6. How did we know they were not discussing the Berlin 1945 WWII controversy?

The discussion with the Russian envoy seemed to have been about Ajit-Anjali. The allusions had stated that "Ajit and Anjali didn't have a war in common" so it couldn't be about WWII.

7. What did that mean?

Antara was allotted one of the best rooms of Brabourne Hostel for BA 3rd year, she had done well in her exams etc. 

It was a single-seater, she stayed alone, on her study desk lay a critical study of The Grave Digger's Speech, that neighbourhood had indicated "they were willing to understand the lease in terms of Lenin and the Nazi Holocaust."

Yet eight years later, when Antara went on a reporting assignment about an industrial development in Bengal's villages, the city of Kolkata erupted in a one-day intifada, Antara couldn't enter the city late at night except via Dakshineshwar.

Where was the Grave Digger aka Ajit?

Where was the neighbourhood of Brabourne?

Where were all of them when, past midnight, the car entered Dakshineshwar, for a two-hour drive towards Jadavpur?

June 4, 2026.

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No 'niche' magazine on healthcare, software; Antara was "not capable" of writing her UPSC; Fed's interest rates

Antara wrote her UPSC/Civil Services exams in 2004.

She wrote her Prelims (the first part of the exam) in May 2004, cleared it in August, wrote her Mains (the second part of the exam) in October -November 2004. 

However, by March 2005, she didn't get the UPSC interview call. (Antara's first preference had been Foreign Service, her second preference was IAS/bureaucracy.)

Antara was not aware that Ms Dutt was responsible for the railroad aspirations of certain groups of people, the desire to take over the manors and estates and finances of railroad owners in the US.

Nor was Antara aware that since she left high school (Asansol AG), Ms Dutt had spent a considerable time "keeping the White House in Washington DC in instability situations" while the POTUS stayed safe, secure.

"No one can get past Lane Technical or Asansol Girls' College, so in the end, the GOP would take the blame for everything, the reversals in monetary policy, all harm to human existence," Ms Dutt had apparently said.

It was the reason she was willing to gamble, take a chance with the Trumps, who'd know it was Ms Dutt who had thought it up?

After Antara's UPSC (2004), it was Ms Dutt's idea to purchase a San Francisco-based investment firm, for global diplomats, it would hire as many retired intelligence chiefs as possible, so that the 'allusions' situation was always loaded against Antara and those that Ms Dutt disliked.

The firm was renamed in 2009 and as it started its journey, Antara's life began to fall apart, her parents passed away in 2009-2010, then HT.

Ms Dutt's San Francisco-based investment firm offered commercial services, software and healthcare technology. 

Several of Antara's younger relatives, on both sides, recently joined the healthcare technology sector, and thereby came under Ms Dutt's control. They'd have to say that "Antara was not capable of writing the UPSC exam", if they wanted to stay on the good side of Chetla and Ms Dutt.

Those in the media business would have to find a way to make sure their news magazines didn't become niche in the 'healthcare' or 'software' categories. The 'design' integration could either be reversed or sorted out in the way the management considered, if we were to avoid Ms Dutt's expanding control of our lives.

June 3, 2026.

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Took Antara's parents to Canada?

Antara was not going to write on the topic she was asked to, "We all have our own Jeremies".

Antara was not trying to understand the world that emerged after she wrote on cricketer Polly Umrigar (Class Act, 'An impromptu discussion of Jordan...Antara couldn't afford Taj Hotels', April 16, 2026). 

'Polly-put-the-kettle-on' was one of the better memories she had of school, what was the problem in recounting it?

Antara had worked at newsrooms where cricket historians (and their close relations) were columnists, she had often communicated with them, even interviewed them in New Delhi's hotels, she was not trying to usurp their positions, the blog was about her life, not about cricket, what would go wrong if she mentioned cricket once in a while?

The sibling had told her, in the 1980s, that Asansol AG Church had elaborate cricketing apparatus, "the entire set, from wickets to the regulation-weight batting equipment, as well as the cricketing gear the players needed to wear but it was never taken out."

It turned out to be true, in the little more than a decade that Antara studied at Asansol AG, she never saw any cricket gear leave the store-room.

Antara never played cricket, she disliked bowling, because of the run-up, both spin and pace, was it always intended that she'd be flung in the middle of things? 

She had tried picking up the batting gear, one could manage those meant for the small boys but the actual batting equipment had proved too heavy for her, she wasn't physically sturdy enough.

Thus, if Abanindranath had wanted Antara to be an 'appurtenance', something subordinate to a bigger entity, if he had wanted so from 1857-1858, it could not be relevant to Antara the individual, who had proven herself useful and popular in categories applicable to individuals. 

Antara had helped others when necessary, she had been part of a larger society.

Abanindranath's ideas of what was bigger, what was an accessory, were best not considered, given the hundreds of millions of people who had died in the 20th century to preserve a world order.

Antara didn't want to 'discuss the Jeremies' because she didn't know whether Jeremy was close to Abanindranath, but was that a way to treat people?

Brabourne Hostel had a room on the second floor, beneath the stairs, apart and separate from the rooms along the corridor, it was supposedly haunted.

Chand-ki-beti chand-ki-beti took that room, convincing the Alamo Girl who had warned her against taking it.

"Alamo Girl," she had said, "It was the wind that shook the door at night, it rattled on its hinges, I've stayed in that room, no former Brabourne student had died there as the gossip claimed. As the door shook through the night, it seemed that someone was persistently knocking."

Introduce the concept of Lavasa through the unused cricketing gear of Asansol AG. It implied Navassa Island on the Caribbean Sea.

Introduce the concept of Windward Passage using the Brabourne hostel room. The Caribbean island of Navassa was located in the Windward Passage.

Next take Antara to a Kolkata female getting married, 2000-2001, that girl would move to Hong Kong and later to Canada, her mother kept shouting, "My son-in-law/jamai was the best." Navassa Island was to the east of Jamaica.

Antara tried to draw a diagram. She got Bangladesh (east of Kolkata), Canada of 'Friends' sitcom and Navassa Island, an island disputed between the US and Haiti.

If the Abanindranath loyalists in Bangladesh wanted Navassa Island, why did it prevent Antara from earning a living, why was it tormenting for everyone?

Because the last episode of any discussion of German intelligence was the cricketers, it could be used for 'Austrian severance'? (Class Act, 'Antara didn't want any emails from Austria', June 1, 2026)

June 2, 2026.

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Antara didn't want any emails from Austria

Most of the problems arose through June 1, 2026, because of severance pressures from Austria.

"It was impossible that women of a certain country would want anything except that."

The US would have to know that 

i. The blackmail that would be invoked was about Austrian Chancellor Ernst Streeruwitz (1874-1952).

ii. All attacks on Ajit over the last decade would be used together by the Global Communists.

iii. Ajit had enacted the 'Austrian severance' through a letter he wrote to Anjali in the early 1970s. 

Antara had come across that letter in 2006, when her parents were shifting homes, she had not known that Ajit had a nickname for Anjali he didn't otherwise use, calling her 'my joo' (not Anju, which he used in front of others).

iv. Ajit's letter was highly passionate, he had written, "My Joo, my very own Joo, what was coming between us, these lengthy stays of yours in Asansol, any chance to go away to your own relations, what have I done wrong, what could I do to keep you with me...and if I visited you at NS Road, it was like you couldn't recognise me, so cold, so distant, hurriedly moving away, why, my Joo, why?"

v. Antara didn't want to receive any letter or email from Austria that called her "a Jew", or described her as "cold and distant", or identified Austrian assets within HT that Antara could get in touch with for her purposes.

Antara knew/worked with only three departments within HT--design, colour-correction and pre-press--and while they were heavily-staffed, at least 30-35 men working there, they wouldn't be pleased if Antara was further humiliated, 14 years after leaving HT, by those that read about WWI in the newspapers.

June 1, 2026.

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If Big Tech approved since the 1990s, we had to wait for WaPo?

1. When the Communists from Hollywood and elsewhere had gathered in New Zealand of the late 1990s (around 1998-99) to decide what direction the US Govt would take, it was known that the likes of Antara and certain other females in India might need the support of the US Navy.

We had seen the MTV video, 'Blame it on the weatherman', as if the weathermen had a conscience, it showed young females floating on a boat on a rain-swept day.

2. The reality turned out to be vastly different from the New Zealand scenario. Antara was never offered any help from the Navy, she never saw her friends and relatives again, it was as if the Communist machinery had swallowed them. 

For the above scenario, Monjoo, her friends including Admiral Adhar etc, were responsible.

If Monjoo and her friends were attempting Military Sealift-like episodes every few weeks, it was because of what they had achieved since 2012.

3. The decision to 'out' HT apparently came from the above. Whatever happened hereon ought to be the responsibility of Monjoo. Her friends had suggested,

"We could still blame the weathermen, inform Antara that the legit lease was abolished on January 20, 1957, on the day of the second Eisenhower inauguration, at 12 noon, temperature being 39F and wind speed at 10 mph."

However, the second Eisenhower inauguration took place privately on Jan 20, 1957 and publicly on Jan 21, 1957 (Jan 20, 1957, being a Sunday). 

As Anjali would often say, "Viswa Bharati (Tagore's university in West Bengal) was open on Sundays."

It implied the Sunday-Monday distinction was for those who had Sundays off, so probably Admiral Adhar's workplace. 

It was satisfactory, since we now knew that Monjoo's people got the lease abolished in 1957.

4. Ajit had taken his ISc exam in 1957 (Intermediate Science). He had also cleared the IIT entrance. Thereby, we understood why BT didn't allow Ajit to study at an IIT, obviously no one went to an IIT for studies if there was no legit lease in the world.

BT had also said that he was "saving money for Ajit's sister's wedding and couldn't afford an IIT", what might that imply? 

BT had probably implied that there had to be a US economy in the 21st century, as Antara awaited her narrative, decade-long torture and contact-corroboration, so he couldn't float another legit lease for Ajit.

Thus, if the US economy was another legit lease, 'what on earth was a legit lease' sounded like 'It's the economy, stupid!'

The need to steal what was supposedly in New Zealand decreased considerably? No?

5. What was the legit lease before 1957? 

It was called the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, or RFC, it was established by the Hoover administration in 1932, we had a name for who ended it as well, in 1957. 

If the end of the legit lease had nothing to do with the second Eisenhower inauguration, what was Monjoo playing at?

6. One possibility was that unable to establish that only those with von Habsburg surnames were worth consideration, the WB Govt had approached the instability-expert Monjoo.

"If we jeopardised Antara's existence in Delhi, kept putting her at the brink of danger, kept destabilising her home, would WaPo reveal the differences between the War Finance Corporation (WWI) and Reconstruction Finance Corporation (1931-32)?

Was it possible that Austria was not part of RFC, disgusted at the thought of Pratibha?"

7. When WB Govt and Monjoo teamed up, who did they think would answer from within Austria?

The navies in peril, Moscow might fall, but the Bengalis needed to know what Austrians thought of Pratibha, hence Monjoo's services had been sought?

8. Wolfgang Schussel seemed to have won the trust of Monjoo and the WB Govt.

Chancellor of Austria, from February 2000, when Antara was about to leave Brabourne, till Jan 2007, when the Dershowitz lease was ready. 

Thus, the Alamo Girl had been correct, "Your eye infection in April 2000, all of it was because of what happened then."

9. If Wolfgang Schussel had satisfied all queries between 2000 to 2007, what kind of exigency arose around Tillerson and Exxon that Schussel had to be asked the same questions again, in such a terrifying way?

10. You hadn't asked about IBM and Anjali before Dershowitz? 

That Ajit had purchased two schoolbags for Antara from Denny's shop in early 1993, implying IBM had approved,

that Anjali returned both, choosing a military camouflage schoolbag that was too tiny for Antara's use, she had to roll her textbooks and carry them to school, that her textbooks got ruined? 

You were using Antara's life for damage-control 25 years later, Big Tech would change its mind if you kept conversing with Schussel, Exxon, WaPo?

May 28, 2026. 

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Watson...my dear...

When SIDO (Small Industries) was established in 1954, the excuse that was offered was Reeba'a age.

"She was 18 years old, engaged to be married but needed some Union Govt backing. 

The SIDO people would hold discussions on BT's behalf, if there was any Nazi Holocaust-related development, he'd find out, say about those who didn't want it as mainstream history, those who were not willing to believe how many died, those who wanted to dispute the scale of the killings."

The problem with Dr Cade was that it seemed he had rushed to SIDO from the Texas-Florida region of the United States, not the other way round.

Supriya, who married around 1974, had been in bed for the first two years after her marriage, suffering from nephrological ailments. Dr Cade was a nephrologist.

Thereby, no claim actually arose on Supriya's offspring from the US, since she had indicated the closeness within Florida between Dr Cade and any possible American politician.

Dr Cade was known for treating dehydration patients, he invented Gatorade.

Around the time Supriya was suffering from the above ailment, Ajit was down with a heat fever in Purulia, burning up, delirious, so dehydrated that "around 4 am, the physician was called in, he recommended ice-slabs to put the patient on as quickly as possible, who'd get ice-slabs at that hour so Nilu (one of AT's sons) went to the ice-house and got them, somehow Ajit's life was saved" or so Anjali would say.

Thus, Dr Cade's and SIDO's supposed Nazi Holocaust discussions had led Supriya and Ajit towards life-threatening illnesses.

Since Dr Cade donated "significant sums of money", in his later years, to the Lutheran Church, Reeba owed us an explanation.

SIDO was meant for her.

Her older son worked at a Lutheran NGO in the 1980s, almost half a decade.

One of their wives had said, seated at the Housing living room, "Why should I call my husband by his name? I didn't do so was a different thing, what if I wanted to?"

Why did you assume, Chetla, that there was only one personnel file in the world to play with?

You wanted to play some FIDO with SIDO?

May 27, 2026.

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