Nation

For the first time Narsimha Rao government under the leadership of then finance minister Dr.Manmohan Singh open the doors to the world what came to be known as the great economic liberalization of 1991, which was more of a…
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In the hindmost two years the administration has moved from an epoch of policy mobility to an epoch of policy primacy. Indian faction is now admired all around the sphere and now the world is seeing India with immense craving and…
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With the onset of globalization of economy in 1991, Public Sector started occupying a key position in the growing Indian economy. Artificial Limbs Manufacturing Corporation of India, a ‘MINI RATNA’ CPSE, popularly known as ALIMCO,…
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Bar imports, jettison PMP for fast track economy; come out of West’s clutches How would an Indian like to see the country two years later? The question is rocking as prime minister Narendra Modi completed his first two critical…
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Amidst liquor ban and rising crime graphs, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is caught in an inexpedient web of a self-centered alliance and is weighed down by bureaucratic enervation. He is in fact under pressure to deliver “Mangal Raaj”…
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She could not see with her eyes but that did not stop her from visualizing a dream and working hard to make it come true. Pranjal Patil, a 26-year-old visually-impaired Ulhasnagar resident, cleared the Union Public Service…
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A Fruit Plant in Every house,A Kitchen Garden in every home “Campaign launched on 9th May 2016 on the auspicious “Akshay Tritiya” , a small initiative taken by Yuva Sambalpur , Odisha under the guidance of an eminent entrepreneur…
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Prime minister Narendra Modi’s three announcements may broaden the aspects of economy. The National Agriculture Market (NAM), Gramoday se Bharat Uday and Sagarmala – plan to double port capacity – are likely to ensure a major…
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More people desperately need humanitarian assistance than at any time since the founding of the United Nations. More warring parties are brazenly violating international humanitarian law. More resources than ever are needed to meet sharply…
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The practice of female foeticide, driven by the archaic and flawed mindset of having preference for a male child, has attained genocidal proportions in India. The country recorded a child sex-ratio of 914 in the 2011 census – the lowest…
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The bad loan situation is getting worse. The myth of the better performance of the t so-called private banks are busting. Now worms in the private banks are coming out. They have increased their non-performing assets (NPA) by 39 per…
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The RBI cuts repo rates by 25 points leading to a new low in interest rates of 6.25 percent. Petrol price was hiked by Rs 5.26 and diesel by Rs 2.98 in three weeks and price index by some quirk logic hurtles down. Toll in Delhi itself…
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The government needs to pursue policies that eases inflation and reduces prices to lubricate the econmy. The trap laid by previous regimes is seemingly tightening. It is just not the fuel prices that firm up prices. Though it remains the…
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It is a rich to rag story. No it is not one of the biggest defaulters Vijay Mallya, who virtually received unsecured loans of Rs 9,000 from consortium of banks. He has gone smiling all the way. It is the government bank themselves biting…
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George Bernard Shaw is the newest/current rage in the PMO. His quotes of all strata are freely being quoted among the officers who are hellbent on becoming providers not granters as per the orders of the PM. Why George Bernard Shaw?…
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Pandurang Naik scales the equivalent of several mid-rise buildings in an average workday, only without a staircase or ladder. He picks coconuts from the palm trees that dot India's western coastal state of Goa. Clad in shorts and a…
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FEB. SOMETIME, 2016 : This is what family planning in India often looks like: Women in their 20s, mostly farmers’ wives, gather at dawn on the stairs of a district hospital. Hours later, a surgeon arrives. His time is short. He asks the…
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Giddens defines globalisation as the intensification of worldwide social relations linking distant localities in such a way that local happenings are shaped by events occurring many thousands of miles away and vice versa. Although every…
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Despite RBI keeping rates unchanged at 6.75 percent ignoring clamour by Indian industry to lower it, the US Boeing has decided to start manufacturing of medium multi-role combat aircraft (MMRCA) to boost make in India. It will create an…
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Carmela Mastrangelo speaks English with a pronounced Italian accent. Her lecture on Sanskrit, her ‘favourite language,’ its grammar, history and its pedagogy, is in a typically western accent. But what strikes you is her passion for the…
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Another Ist by Prime Minister Narendra Modi via Union Minister for Personnel Dr Jitendra Singh :In good news --- keenly awaited since 1950s --- for non-IAS Group A bureaucrats, the Centre has set in motion the process of empanelling IPS and…
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Reactor=an apparatus or structure in which fissile material can be made to undergo a controlled, self-sustaining nuclear reaction with the consequent release of energy. Russia has agreed to build 12 new nuclear reactors across…
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About 12 years ago, Evelyn Pope, the widow of Edward Pope, handed me several suitcases of documents her late husband had preserved from his previous marriage with Princess Niloufer. A graduate of Yale, Edward Pope had intended to…
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Kosali poet Haldhar Nag was declared to be awarded with Padmashri on the eve of 67th Republic day for literature. This award means a lot to the people of Western Odisha. Not only the writers and poets are charged even the common…
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Akhand Bharat is misread as a political programme of party or government. Let me reiterate that the Akhand Bharat doctrine is a cultural and people-centric idea. I was not even remotely suggesting that we should redraw the…
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