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Indian Republic 2011 - My Heroes
by Dr. Subhash Kapila 
The Indian Republic in 2011 witnessed unprecedented political corruption and scams involving billions of Indian Rupees within the ruling coalition, which could have been more profitably utilized for economic development or strengthening India’s war preparedness and improving our national security. Sadly the political leadership at the apex levels have remained silent on the issue. Read On 

2G Scam: Go for the Jugular!
by Rajinder Puri 
I have repeatedly drawn attention to the constructive responsibility of individual ministers and to the collective responsibility of the cabinet to point out that the entire government deserve to face the consequences of this mega scam. Thus far the attempt has been limited to making Home Minister Mr. P Chidambaram a co-accused along with former Telecom Minister Mr. A Raja. Read On  		 In Afghanistan:
A Parliament That Works
by Col. Rahul K. Bhonsle 
We are so used to hearing stories of Afghanistan as a country ruled by tribal chieftains derisively called as warlords with the President forced to conduct govt business by pandering to their whims and fancies, that signs of a parliament that is working has failed to attract enough notice. Read On  

Using System vs. Abusing System!
by Rajinder Puri 
The war against corruption and for good governance needs to be fought relentlessly. But how should one go about it? Mr. Anna Hazare and Baba Ramdev launched their respective movements. Public revulsion against corruption was at its peak when their movements were launched. Both leaders aroused great hope.  But at the end of it all what did either leader tangibly achieve? Read On  

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    The Word Impossible
    by Nihar Ranjan Bhoi 
     
    What is the definition of the word “impossible”? Theoretically  a  dictionary says, “something that is not possible, not easy or convenient, credible”. Read On
     

    A Scientific Perspective of the Upanishads!
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