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High time for India to conserve, promote talent

New Delhi, Aug. 16 -- Singapore's first and legendary Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew once told the Parliament, "If you have a political system that does not attract the best into government, then you are... Read More


For India's economic superpower goal, retaining homegrown talent China, US style

India, Aug. 10 -- Singapore's first Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew once told the island-nation's Parliament, "If you have a political system that does not attract the best into government, then you are g... Read More


Ending digital addiction to safeguard children's future

India, Aug. 3 -- It's a slightly old story. A 16-year-old boy was sitting in a police station in Uttar Pradesh. He had been detained for threatening to kill Prime Minister Narendra Modi, chief ministe... Read More


Screen addiction is a crisis that needs attention

New Delhi, Aug. 3 -- It's a slightly old story. A 16-year-old boy was sitting in a police station in Uttar Pradesh. He had been detained for threatening to kill Prime Minister Narendra Modi, chief min... Read More


Ending digital addiction to safeguard children's future

India, Aug. 3 -- It's a slightly old story. A 16-year-old boy was sitting in a police station in Uttar Pradesh. He had been detained for threatening to kill Prime Minister Narendra Modi, chief ministe... Read More


Questions for society after student protest ended: 'Will ministers' exit fix the system? Who uses cheating services?'

India, July 27 -- The "cockroaches" have left Jantar Mantar after the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan, the education minister. Their successful movement brought back memories of vintage Indian youth... Read More


Questions for society after the student protest ended

India, July 27 -- The "cockroaches" have left Jantar Mantar after the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan, the education minister. Their successful movement brought back memories of vintage Indian youth... Read More


Bitter truths that 'Satluj' chooses to ignore: Of half-truths and biased narratives

India, July 20 -- Do the names Govind Ram and Rajan ring a bell? No? I will introduce you to both, but a little later in this column. Let's first talk about the movie, Satluj. I watched it the day it ... Read More


Satluj tells half truths, ignores Punjab's dark past

New Delhi, July 20 -- Do Govind Ram and Rajan ring a bell? No? Then let me tell you, had Govind Ram been alive he would certainly have been portrayed as a villain in a film like Satluj. We'll talk abo... Read More


Bitter truths which Satluj chooses to ignore

India, July 20 -- Do the names Govind Ram and Rajan ring a bell? No? I will introduce you to both, but a little later in this column. Let's first talk about the movie, Satluj. I watched it the day it ... Read More