Only Women
The Telegraph carried an opinion piece on the popularity of recently established women only courts in Mumbai and Bengal with demands to expand them to districts in Maharashtra. The courts with women...
View ArticleReflections on the 67th year of Independence.
Independent thinking, Informed Criticism, Introspective Analysis should be the way forward We are a nation, waiting. Waiting, hoping that men from their high towers will troop in and save us from...
View ArticleThe Long March for Balochistan
The Protest and the Long March for the missing Balochs needs International support and attention. The distance from Quetta in Balochistan province to Karachi in the Sindh province of Pakistan is 700...
View ArticleThe Viral Threat – Polio and National Security
The statistics keep shifting, the upward tick of numbers painting a grim picture. In 2013, 91 new cases of Polio were reported in Pakistan, an increase from 58 in 2012. 290,000 children, mostly in...
View ArticleWomen in Combat for India
The Indian Government and the Armed Forces have to seriously reconsider their myopic and chauvinistic attitude against women serving in combat roles Colonel Jeannie M. Levitt joined the US Air force...
View ArticleReflections on the 68th year of Independence.
Social Conscience is the only safeguard for all rights, fundamental and non-fundamental – Ambedkar 127 years ago Madras was given the honor of hosting the first Indian National Social Conference. A...
View ArticleThe giant among teachers
The lessons that Dr. Radhakrishnan taught about teaching itself is far more valuable than the subjects he taught. My paternal grandfather loved to tell tales, tall tales, odd tales and vividly...
View ArticleEradicating Polio
Prime Minister Narendra Modi at his SAARC appearance late last year had suggested that India would be willing to support and help countries in the Indian subcontinent where Polio still remains a...
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