Events That Changed Destiny of Nation: Part V
Indian Economic Reforms in 1991
by Dr. Jaipal Singh
After the independence in 1947, the Congress government with Jawaharlal Nehru as Prime Minister opted for the concept of the mixed economy which at that point of time was considered as the most suitable option for the sustained growth and development of India. Read On

Shadow Education
- Challenges to the Public Education System
by Gollamudi Radha Krishna Murty
Education is essential for economic and social development. It is viewed as the most effective means to eradicate poverty. It even counters the widening inequality in the society by promoting employment, improved-earnings and health across the social classes. Read On

• Draupadi and Her Panchala by Dr. Pradip Bhattacharya

• The Seven Cities of Delhi by Swapna Dutta
• What is in a name? by P. Ravindran Nayar
• The Modern Maharaja! by Dr. Thommy Kodenkandath
• Gestures of Grace and Compassion
  of Sri Trailingaswami: The Saint from Andhra
  by Dr. Rama Rao Vadapalli V.B.
• Idli Ragda Shira by Davidbhai Jodhpurwala
• Dhadak; Another Stale Love Tale by G Swaminathan
• Sunny Rain-n-Snow: An Olio of Poetry for Pleasure
  by Bhaskaranand Jha Bhaskar
• Jalsagar (The Music Room, 1958) by Subhajit Ghosh
• Soothing Serenades: Straight from the Heart
  by Mamta Pathak
    
• The Coming of Nadir Shah by Swapna Dutta
• India’s Emerging Startup Ecosystem: Myths & Realities
  by Gollamundi Radha Krishna Murty
• Asafoetida by Gollamudi Radha Krishna Murty