Culture, Sports and Religion:
Indo-Pak Relations - Part 5
by Jaipal Singh
The cultural and sports activities exchange besides the expansion of trade could play wonders in improving relations of India and Pakistan, the question obviously arises as to how this could be achieved when there is so much of mutual suspicion and animosity at political and army level. Read On

Visiting Angkor Wat:
The Eighth Wonder of the World
by Dr. Rajen Barua
Located in northern Cambodia near the city called Siem Reap (literally meaning ‘defeat of the Siams’), Angkor Wat was the largest pre-industrial urban centre in the world, and next to the Great Wall of China, it is also the most prominent ancient archeological complex that can actually be seen from the outer space. Read On

• The Odyssey of a Linguistician
  by Dr. Rama Rao Vadapalli V.B.
• Our India: A Classic by Minoo Masani
  by Krishnamoorty Dasu
• Imperatives for a Premise to be called 'Factory'
  by Aniruddh Shastree
• Shops or Factory.... by Aniruddh Shastree
• Destinations: Pachmarhi (1983) by Proloy Bagchi
• Magical Evening at Marine Drive by Jagari Mukherjee

Rising of the Majority:
A History of Rise with the Ram Mandir Movement
by Sanjay Chowdhary
I say, we are in an era of movements, resurgence of nationalism, renewed respect for a culture lying undermined, rediscovering pride in history and icons, and assertion of the majoritarian-ism – the mood of the people. Events of the past few years substantiate my point.
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• Management by Mythology by Dr. Pradip Bhattacharya
• The Lift by Parameswaran KV
• Mild Stress Improves Performance by Dr. Frank  S.K. Barar
• Coffee and its Healing Power by Dr. Frank S.K. Barar
• Chat at the Bar by BS Murthy 

A Bystander's Diary by Sakshi
Never Again
I write this edition of the Diary on a fateful day – the anniversary of the world’s first atomic bomb attack on Hiroshima. And this year the appeal of “never again” of the world’s first atomic bomb attack has gained poignant urgency as North Korea relentlessly moves ever closer to acquiring nuclear weapons which it may be rash enough to unleash. Read On
  
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