Religiosity in a multi-religious world
Religion offers the very best and the very worst. We have to recognise both and live with both.
Month: December 2011
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Why Justice Katju is wrong
Seeking homogeneity in the press or threatening to use strong-arm methods is not the answer to challenges of coverage
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A fair auto fare
Greater utilisation of autorickshwas in Chennai will lead to a virtuous cycle of lower fares and greater demand
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The concrete constitution
A review of Working a Democratic Constitution: A History of the Indian Experience
, by Granville Austin, Oxford University Press, USA
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Pareto
Political economy of Greece crisis French Prime Minister Nicholas Sarkozy (and many others before him) recently commented that it was a mistake to allow Greece to be part of Eurozone.… Continue reading "Pareto"
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Filter
Eliminating piracy in the Horn of Africa MICHIEL HIJMANS, former commander of NATO’s anti-piracy ‘Operation Ocean Shield’ tracks the shift in piracy over the past two years and states that… Continue reading "Filter"
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Upcoming Laws on Delivery of Public Services
One of the key demands by Anna Hazare on the Lok Pal Bill was to include provisions to redress grievances of citizens. Indeed, this demand was one of the three… Continue reading "Upcoming Laws on Delivery of Public Services"
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Duqu: an indicator of the next Stuxnet?
A new generation of malware is being honed for purposes that go beyond pranks, notoriety or money
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A (WTF) downgrade
Moody’s downgrade of Indian banking system outlook from ‘stable’ to ‘negative’ is hard to explain. We have no idea of the true health of Chinese banks or the Chinese economy.
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Water are we arguing about?
Honouring the Indus Water Treaty and moving forward - In order to treat rivers as a shared and limited resource, India and Pakistan must move towards a more collaborative paradigm