It is not capitalism which is responsible for the evils of permanent mass unemployment, but the policies of the stateman which paralyse its working, wrote BS Iyer in 1971.
The first Bridgerton kitty party was a roaring success. Aunties came dressed in their best saris. I would like to know what this kitty’s Whistledown is saying in her WhatsApp goss group.
When I choose to be a dissenting voice within my community, or when I write about atrocities faced by minorities in Muslim-majority countries, people like Deepak become my strength.
The present punishing visa rules, restrictive employment regime and discriminatory immigration system will not facilitate bilateral trade. A return to normalcy is a precondition.
The creation of Viksit armed forces requires a national security vision for 2047, a national security strategy reviewed every five years, and a national defence policy.
Beyond the scale of the India Art Fair lies the deeper pleasure of discovering the elusive new artist, a fresh voice, an unexpected gallery quietly holding its ground.
Joint statement issued by India and the US Friday highlights broad contours of the interim agreement to the trade deal. US to eliminate tariffs to zero in pharmaceuticals and gems and diamonds.
By next weekend, Bangladesh will have an elected government. This is India’s moment to reboot broken ties by moderating the ‘ghuspethiya’ rhetoric in poll-bound West Bengal and Assam.
DUde, You HAVE to stop quoting “genius minds of the west” without providing sufficient context. And you HAVE to start giving concrete solutions instead of theory upon theory. Give some examples, or actual situations where your theory has worked. Only rubbishing India’s efforts all the time makes you sound like a perpetual pessimist. Don’t be the classis scholar who revels in the problems, but has no real solutions, only solutions on paper. This is a recurring theme in your articles. You glorify some obscure “scholar” from the west, and provide vague solutions which no one understands. In your interview with the lady from the west, it was embarrassing to see you prostrate in front of her “wisdom” while she was busy pooh-poohin India’s capability to strike back. Your (her) claims fell flat when the very next day India hit inside Pak with missiles.
DUde, You HAVE to stop quoting “genius minds of the west” without providing sufficient context. And you HAVE to start giving concrete solutions instead of theory upon theory. Give some examples, or actual situations where your theory has worked. Only rubbishing India’s efforts all the time makes you sound like a perpetual pessimist. Don’t be the classis scholar who revels in the problems, but has no real solutions, only solutions on paper. This is a recurring theme in your articles. You glorify some obscure “scholar” from the west, and provide vague solutions which no one understands. In your interview with the lady from the west, it was embarrassing to see you prostrate in front of her “wisdom” while she was busy pooh-poohin India’s capability to strike back. Your (her) claims fell flat when the very next day India hit inside Pak with missiles.