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Till Voters Do Us Apart

The government machinery, including Pranab Mukherjee and Dr. Man Mohan Singh, has now become used to defending the government at any costs from scam to scam and getting away with it.

Euthanasia: The Life-Death Continuum

The Supreme Court’s decision to set parameters for withdrawal of medically unproductive aid to terminally ill patients would have been truly rewarding if the august Court had not fallen into the Abrahamic mindset of viewing life in opposition to death.

Dealing with Somali Pirates: Lessons from the Strait of Malacca

Given the lack of indigenous naval and coast guard forces for counter-piracy operations, foreign forces must continue the duties of maritime patrol around Somalia’s coast.

Has PM Singh Lost His Mojo?

In calendar terms, it’s only been a short time.  In July 2008, Manmohan Singh courageously placed his premiership on the line and won a dramatic no-confidence vote in the Indian parliament over the U.S.-India civilian nuclear accord.

Breaking Pakistan to Fix It

The argument for Balkanizing Pakistan or, more specifically, fragmenting the Islamic Republic so it's easier to police and economically develop, has been on the table since Pakistan's birth in 1947 when the country was spit out of a British laboratory.

Tsunami, Mangroves and Market Economy: No Lessons Learnt

The terrible earthquake and the disastrous sweep of the tsunami has left a trail of suffering in Japan. As our hearts go out to the Japanese, and to the impacted people, every natural disaster should provide us an opportunity to access where we have gone wrong.

Afghanistan: The Endless War

USA is spending the astronomical sum of $2 billion a week on the war in Afghanistan. More importantly, USA has suffered over 11,000 military casualties: 1,493 dead soldiers and 9,971 injured.

What Makes One Indian Enough to Write About India?*

Recently there has been some heated discussion on who is ‘morally qualified’ to write about India. Socio-economic changes have made India the apple pie of global literary – fiction and non-fiction – circle.

Tolstoy, Carlyle and Manmohan Singh

While India’s Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is attempting to highlight himself as history’s slave, his countrymen are clamouring for him to dawn Carlyle’s great man mantle

Judiciary Versus Executive

If the government does not want interference from the judiciary, it must be strong enough on the morality and ethics. Unless politicians, and, inter alia, the bureaucrats conduct themselves with sense of custodians of ethics and morality in public life.

 

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