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Kerala Floods: Shame how we Indians politicised a National Calamity and Tragedy
As weeks of wild weather smashed into the north-western Australian coast in February 2018, and record summer rains over 91mm left roads and animal parks flooded, it led to the...
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Why Modi Government's Renaming Frenzy is a Political Act of Invasion
You have a right to name that which you have built. But no right to rename that which has been built by others. About five years after Madras got renamed as Chennai, Shashi T...
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Bill Gates: Tools used to measure Intangible Assets are behind Times
In a blog post published on Tuesday, Bill Gates showed a graph with the basic relationship between supply and demand that he first came across in an introductory economics cou...
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The Alchemy of Fear, Superstition and why India should be led by a Coalition Government?
The Modi-led BJP came to power in 2014, after three decades that any political party of India got a majority in the Lok Sabha. It was last in 1984, that Rajiv Gandhi’s C...
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India’s Foreign Policy lacks substantial gains; requires Reprioritization
When historians look back at this time they will say that India was at the cusp of greatness. A high demographic potential, a robust economy, a strong military and world respe...
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Why being an Intellectual has become risky in Modi's India
It is difficult to draw the line between an 'ordinary' citizen questioning the fate of his tax money in a tea shop and an 'intellectual' who does the same through writing. Wh...
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