Innovative India
0Each page would be an eye-opener for many of us who know the word innovation but have rarely chanced upon it and yet, here it was in full form, in practically every field of human activity.
Each page would be an eye-opener for many of us who know the word innovation but have rarely chanced upon it and yet, here it was in full form, in practically every field of human activity.
At times one feels the sudden urge to do something – something larger than we are, more powerful, more impactful […]
One is literally bombarded by an advertisement selling something or the other every step of the way – billboards on […]
Boris Pasternak’s classic novel Doctor Zhivago is set in a turbulent period in Russia, beginning before the First World War and ending […]
Book: Science and Poetry; Author: Mary Midgley “Science and Poetry” is an absorbing work by Mary Midgley, one of the […]
(Review of the book, Lee KuanYew: The Man and His Ideas by Han Fook Kwang, Warren Fernandes, Sumiko Tan, Singapore […]
Book: Birdwing; Author, Rafe Martin Birdwing by Rafe Martin is the story of a strange boy with one arm, and […]
Book: Hope for Flowers; Author: Trina Paulus I have often felt that children’s stories or rather stories for children are […]
Some of the traditional and orthodox purists in India may object vehemently to this perspective and say Mahabharata is something […]
She was a smart, young and bright student of a venerable institution, which pursues spiritual values in education. We were […]
Book: Totto-Chan; Author: Tetsuko Kuroyanagi Totto-chan is a recollection of memories spent while growing up, during which the school that […]
Satprem was born Bernard Enginger in 1923 in Paris. At twenty, he was arrested by the Gestapo and spent one […]
An academic scholar reviewing one of Sri Aurobindo’s writings made a critical remark that it is full of “monotonous repetition” […]
A great mind of the modern world, Peter Drucker, passed away recently. The celebrated management guru, considered as the “Father […]
Book: Of Past Dawns and Future Noons; Author: Shonar ‘…when we call ourselves Indian, there just has to be something […]
Film: Veronica Guerin; Director: Joel Schumacher Veronica Guerin is the story of an extraordinary journalist… or then perhaps it is […]
Book: Tuesdays with Morrie; Author: Mitch Albom I have never had a living teacher or a mentor from whom I […]
Karma and Reincarnation: The Key to Spiritual Evolution and Enlightenment by Dr Hiroshi Motoyama; Edited and translated by Rande Brown […]
Song: If I had a Hammer; Writer/Singer: Peter, Paul and Mary As a child I have grown up to the […]
As a child I have grown up to the tunes of Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Neil Diamond, Deep Purple… just […]
November celebrates the birth centenary of K.D. Sethna. A member of the Sri Aurobindo Ashram in Pondicherry, a sadhak, a […]
When L. Frank Baum gave to the world The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, he probably didn’t realise or at all […]
In this article we discuss the differences, in both approach and result, of Encarta’s articles on Hinduism in comparison […]
Film: The Passion of the Christ; Director: Mel Gibson. The film reveals the last day lived by Christ, complete with […]
I saw a film some time ago which left a lasting impression on me, which in itself is something quite […]
I first became aware of David Frawley’s work earlier this year when I was at the University bookshop in Bloomsbury, […]
Film: Lord of the Rings; Director: Peter Jackson It’s astounding how children’s stories, fables, tales, rhymes, poems, ditties et al […]
Book: The Tale of the Unknown Island; Author: Jose Saramago Now one can understand the thoughtful look on the cleaning […]
Book: Mister God, This is Anna; Author: Fynn “The difference from a person and an angel is easy. Most of […]