FDI In Retail and Political Decision Making
0The decision of the Government of India to bring in foreign companies to retail has generated much heat, controversy and […]
The decision of the Government of India to bring in foreign companies to retail has generated much heat, controversy and […]
In India the objective behind entering the world of Politics is greatly misunderstood but Sri Aurobindo tells a sadhak what […]
(Review of the book, Lee KuanYew: The Man and His Ideas by Han Fook Kwang, Warren Fernandes, Sumiko Tan, Singapore […]
There’s always something going on in this country… good, bad, ugly. In that respect one is always assured a subject […]
In May 1908, Sri Aurobindo was interned, along with thirty-eight revolutionaries, in the famous Alipore bombing case, but was released […]
(A hundred years ago, India was like a raft in a rocky sea in the middle of a storm — […]
(The following speech was made by Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan on the eve of taking a pledge on the night of 14-15 […]
Recently an article appeared in the New York Times commenting on the “greatest show on earth” – the Indian elections. […]
Bal Gangadhar Tilak was sentenced to six years imprisonment for seditious writing in 1908 and was sent to Mandalay jail […]
In the following speech made at the Indian Science News Association, Calcutta, on 21st August, 1938, Subhas Chandra Bose elaborates […]
In the Shanti Parva of the Mahabharata, the wise grandsire Bhishma gives a last lesson in administration and polity to […]
I have nothing to do with America other than the fact that some of my family resides there. I have […]
Recently, the ruling government in India inducted some fresh faces into the cabinet of which there were some celebrated more […]
In 1958 I wrote the following: ‘There are no hard distinctions between what is real and what is unreal, nor […]
Prescriptions for restraint from the ancient Indian literature for leaders in headlong love with the microphone. Congratulating George Bush for […]
In recent years “international relations” have become a more and more complex issue. Governments are spending a considerable administrative and […]
Readers may pardon me for beginning with an anecdote that is probably known to some of them. Once an Englishman […]
“When Politics becomes lifeless, the triple Veda sinks, all the dharmas (i.e., the bases of civilization) (howsoever) developed, completely decay. […]
Once again the largest democracy in the world is going to elect a new government. That brings back into this […]
It has become a truism, even amongst much of the political class, that the terms ‘left’ and ‘right’ are no […]