The Indian National Interest Review
November 2009
Issue no. 32
Featured articles
- Editorial
Why Pragati
Transcending ideological pigeonholes, united in determination to see a better future for our nation.
- Essay
Kind words and guns
Diplomacy can succeed only when it is backed by a credible military option.
- Essay
Hope is the antidote to Naxalism
Scant attention is paid to good governance at the local level.
- Essay
Let them come (even sans visa)
Academics, journalists and human rights activists should be welcomed
- Essay
Human capitalism
A discussion on ideas for India’s future with Nandan Nilekani, the Indian entrepreneur and businessman. He currently serves as the Chairman of the new Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), after a successful career at Infosys Technologies Ltd. He recently published his first book, Imagining India
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- Essay
The case for freedom
India can’t afford to delay the liberalisation of its economy
- Essay
Vote!
Because ‘No Vote’ is no solution
- Essay
Liberalise education
More than additional funds, education policy needs structural reform
Table of contents
- Editorial
Why Pragati
Transcending ideological pigeonholes, united in determination to see a better future for our nation.
- Essay
Kind words and guns
Diplomacy can succeed only when it is backed by a credible military option.
- Essay
After Sharm-el-Sheikh
Dealing with the strategic consequences of a disastrous summit
- Essay
Hope is the antidote to Naxalism
Scant attention is paid to good governance at the local level.
- Essay
Fewer troops in the Kashmiri heartland
Different parts of the state demand different approaches
- Essay
Let them come (even sans visa)
Academics, journalists and human rights activists should be welcomed
- Essay
Human capitalism
A discussion on ideas for India’s future with Nandan Nilekani, the Indian entrepreneur and businessman. He currently serves as the Chairman of the new Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), after a successful career at Infosys Technologies Ltd. He recently published his first book, Imagining India
- Essay
The case for freedom
India can’t afford to delay the liberalisation of its economy
- Essay
Vote!
Because ‘No Vote’ is no solution
- Essay
Liberalise education
More than additional funds, education policy needs structural reform
Masthead
Pragati
The Indian National Interest Review
No 32 | November 2009
Published by The Indian National Interest—an independent community of individuals committed to increasing public awareness and education on strategic affairs, economic policy and governance.
Advisory Panel
Mukul G Asher
Sameer Jain
Amey V Laud
V Anantha Nageswaran
Ram Narayanan
Sameer Wagle
Editors
Nitin Pai
Ravikiran Rao
Contributing Editor
Sushant K Singh
Editorial Support
Priya Kadam
Dibyojyoti Haldar
Acknowledgements
Gautam Rishi (Cover Photo)
Artstander (Inside Cover Photo)
Sandeep (Page 1 Photo)
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