“The elections to the House of the People and to the Legislative Assembly of every State shall be on the basic of adult suffrage ;...

With more than one in six urban residents of India living in slums with inhuman conditions termed as “unfit for human survival”, this h...

Prayaas, An Endeavour.... A Humble Beginning We all came to NTPC FARAKKA buzzing with high hope and enthusiasm from different ...

Emulating western lifestyle and culture we have lost out on our own wonderful cultures and lifestyles. India is perhaps the most diverse n...

India is said to be the most racist country in the world. And it seems justified too. But think again. Is being diverse racism? Or is rac...

Why don’t we start changing the world by supporting each other? It sounds so easy to put into words. Change the world, start by changing...

We often see the government as a one bit solution for every problem we have with everything around us. There is a certain satisfaction in...

It has happened enough times now to be registered in the mind of any keen observer. Since the 1990s the price of oil per barrel in my opin...

There are some books, which make you feel ‘Thank God, I have been able to read this one’.  If you ask me or anybody else for that m...

Being a citizen of a country is a full time job. One that we conveniently choose to neglect. The basic things are the simple ones: we fol...

Thankless as it can be, a teacher’s job is one of the best in the world. I really envy people who can teach well. I really envy all the wo...

“Books are the quietest and most constant of friends; they are the most accessible and wisest of counselors, and the most patient of te...

Awareness is rare. Most people live shallow, apathetic lives. They see the world, find their way and somehow scrape through it. Day in a...

I  am home for my transient summer vacations. All’s been swell, as the dormant hedonist in me is being sated with all the luxury witho...

“People never goes violent more wilfully than in the name of religion” When I lived my life of a cave man, dwelling in the wilderness ...

I was munching a dosa, I hadn’t eaten for the entire day. I had just spoken to Subhash on the phone, and I hoped that I would be able to c...