Events That Changed Destiny of Nation: II
Annexation of Tibet by China in 1950
by Dr. Jaipal Singh
The Chinese official New China News Agency announced on 25 October 1950 that “The Chinese Army had been ordered to advance into Tibet to liberate the people of Tibet; to complete the unification of China; to prevent Imperialism from invading an inch of the territory of the Fatherland, and to safeguard and build up the frontier regions of the country”. Till such time, Tibet was a peaceful independent country with no trace of imperialism. Read On

• Railu Kathalu (Rail-based Stories) by U Atreya Sarma
• Child Labor and Apprentice! by Dr. Varanasi Ramabrahmam
• The Compelling Story Teller by Pankajam K
• Soothing Serenades by Pankajam K

Events That Changed Destiny of Nation: I
The Presidential Election of Congress in 1946
by Dr. Jaipal Singh

• Jaiminiya Mahabharata: A Review by Satya Chaitanya
• The Jatara of Paidimamba of Vizianagaram
  by Dr. Rama Rao Vadapalli V.B.
• A Tale of Two Fathers
  by Gollamudi Radha Krishna Murty
• Raazi: A Tad Slow but a Serious Spy Thriller
  by G Swaminathan
• Bunch of Blooms by Bhaskaranand Jha Bhaskar
• Irony of India’s Un-nationalism by BS Murthy
• The Role of Folktales in Erasing Boundaries
  by Prof. Shubha Tiwari and Jagjeet Kour
• Professor Kalive Viswanatham
  by Dr. Rama Rao Vadapalli V.B.

A Vexed Moral Authority—The Egotistical Sublime
by Dr. Pradip Bhattacharya
McGrath’s is the sole book-length study of how Bhishma comes to be regarded as the supreme moral authority. So much so that Krishna, instead of advising Yudhishthira himself, has Bhishma from his death-bed lecture Yudhishthira on various aspects of dharma Read On