Put The ‘Eco’ Back Into Economics (Part – I)
byA fair number of my friends are economists, though none of them has won the Nobel prize yet, nor is any one likely to….
A fair number of my friends are economists, though none of them has won the Nobel prize yet, nor is any one likely to….
Last week another tenuous link to a glorious past was broken. MK Kaw, a retired IAS officer of the 1964 batch of the Himachal…
The state of Maharashtra is still without an elected government despite the results having been declared on 24 October 19. The reason being the…
While the Government of India repealed the special status accorded to Jammu and Kashmir under Article 370 of the Indian constitution, through ‘Kashmir Reorganization…
As the number of smartphone and social media users are proliferating in the state, it becomes immensely important that the users do not becomes…
(This article is inspired by the thoughts expressed by Sadh Guru in an interview broadcasted on 15 October 2019 on Times Now). It is…
If you’re still wondering why India ranks at 177 out of 180 countries in the World Environment Performance Index (we were at 141 in…
The class with biggest scholars reached the abject lows, but still these bunch of scholars knew it very well, how to cajole people into…
A recent spurt in resignations by some IAS officers is attracting media and political attention. A BJP leader has advised these officers to go…
Traditionally, for untold decades, the Indian male’s staple of conversation has been the movement of his bowels, or the lack of it. Go to…