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Putting Your Foot in the Mouth
- Occupational Disease of Politicians
by H.N. Bali
Few among you, dear readers, might be familiar with the name of Irish politician Sir Boyle Roche. He was a famous 18th century Irish soldier-turned-politician. After an illustrious career the in British Army before the United States came into being, Roche became a member of the Irish House of Commons in 1775. He is best remembered for the language of his speeches than his politics. Read On
- Indian Elections Rahul Style
- Yoga Therapy for Digestive Diseases
- Manuscriptology
- Hypertension in Ayurveda
- Concept of Hridroga: Ayurveda
in Correlation with Modern Sciences
- End of the Spear : Saga of Steve Saint
- Effect of Raktamokshana
in Dantpupputaka Vyadhi
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Congress, BJP and History!
by Rajinder Puri
For politicians in India history is especially important because they live in the past instead of in the present. This is vividly bought out in the currently ignited fierce debate over whether or not Naturam Godse belonged to the RSS. As if this has any significant relevance to current events! Read On
From Agni to Om: Evolution of Godhood in Hinduism
by Harish Midha
GOD, derided as a delusion by some, is perhaps the highest concept evolved by human beings. The focus of this paper is on exploring the gradual development of Indian thought towards defining a “Creator” God ... (Prajapati - the One Lord of All) in the Rig Veda, Read On
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