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Silent Sonia-PM War?
by Rajinder Puri
According to usually well informed sections of the political grapevine Congress President Mrs. Sonia Gandhi is deeply worried over the decline in her party’s popularity on the eve of a general election. Drastic measures are being contemplated to reverse ... Read On
The Tibetan Special Forces
– Unsung Heroes of 1971
by Aneeta Chakrabarty
Nobody knew about them. Nobody. Not even many generals of the Indian Army. Their voices were muted and their bodies were like swift-moving shadows. On Nov 14, 1971 as sullen winds moaned on the encroaching night, ... Read On
- The Life of a Legend
- Value of Life!
- The Pre-1947 Period
of Indian English Poetry
- A Paean to Lord Shiva’s Power...
- Back to the Basics
- Destination: Singapore (1981)
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Bangladesh
- The Development Dilemma
by Mark T. Jones
As governments regardless of their political outlook have a duty to support and nurture economic development. Wealth and job creation are essential to the stability of any society, especially those that have a limited capacity to provide social welfare for the young, the sick, the elderly and those who have fallen on hard times. Read On
- India: Non-aligned All the Way
- Evolution from Delhi to Goa
One Who Warned the Ostrich
About Looming Dangers Ahead
by H.N. Bali
The Ostrich, one of the species flightless birds’ native to Africa, is more known for its contribution to expressive phrases in English language than for any other attribute. And the expression “burying your head in the sand”, in common usage, usually refers to one who just refuses to confront a problem which others may see looming large. Read On
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