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Indira and the First Energy Crisis

Tuesday 3 November '09

As India remembered Indira Gandhi, an astute commentator pointed out that half of India's current population was not there in her time.
Move beyond Kyoto

Monday 2 November '09

There is a totally unreal aspect to the discussion on India’s stand on climate change. Some of our protagonists are stuck in the original Kyoto mould.
Arms-length relationships: Why ministers mustn't rush in where experts have already gone

Tuesday 27 October '09

The government opening up the decision on Bt brinjal at the highest level when it has gone through the required technical and regulatory scrutiny, is not in the best tradition.
Basin reserves

Monday 19 October '09

So big dams on the Brahmaputra are in fashion again. There is a grandeur in all rivers but the Brahmaputra is awesome. Miles across, it boggles the imagination.
An ounce of prevention

Friday 9 October '09

The unusual floods in the Krishna and Tungabhadra basins bring out the frailty of man vs nature and man in society.
The Capitalism debate

Monday 21 September '09

The debate on capitalism and its critics got a new life with the Asian meltdown and now the anniversary of Lehman Bros.
Green-eyed angel

Tuesday 15 September '09

The role Norman Borlaug, who died on Saturday, played in the import of the dwarf “miracle wheat” seeds in the mid-’60s has...
No more spoilers

Friday 11 September '09

The Indian position has developed since the failure at Cancun last year to a point where India brought the trade ministers to...
On Indian Identities

Monday 7 September '09

This identity question never really leaves a thoughtful Indian.
Bitter sweet

Friday 21 August '09

Sugar reform is half-done, so there’s none in stores...
Chinese Whispers

Thursday 20 August '09

Admiral Mehta's parting cannon ball on India's security appropriately eclipsed the episode on a Chinese scholar talking of dismembering India.
The drought isn't of ideas: Rajiv showed it 20 years ago

Tuesday 11 August '09

There are three lessons to learn from the 1987-'89 drought policy in addition to the policies already announced.
Potatoes Fried and Otherwise

Saturday 1 August '09

The McCain story is quite well known. I sometimes exchange cards with their Sahibs or with the Batas in CIGI meetings.
Pride and Prejudice

Monday 27 July '09

The reaction to the demands for security when withdrawn on professional considerations and to the frisking of Kalam Saheb has been of disdain on VIP privileges.
The problem with power

Tuesday 21 July '09

Some encouraging signs have been visible recently of the power ministry taking steps towards creating a market for the besieged power sector.
Hillary ben: Amey Global Che

Monday 20 July '09

Yes we are global ma'am, well almost. Maybe not fully the way they told you so, but we are.
Now G14

Saturday 11 July '09

The expansion of the G8 to the G14 is taking place with new structures being put together with hairpins and chewing gum.
Last of the Golden Agers

Thursday 9 July '09

Bob McNamara was a phenomenon, and a complex one at that. Also, he was a phenomenon of my generation. In the mid-’60s, in College America, he was a hate figure. A former president of Ford...
The road forward

Monday 15 June '09

Looking for speed-bumps in the 100-day plan
Sour Cream

Thursday 11 June '09

Terminal 1D at Delhi airport is superb as far as they make them.
The morning after

Monday 1 June '09

The election, the results, the new Government are all in and the Liberal Hour is behind us.
Drained of all sense

Saturday 30 May '09

Now that the election is almost over, I must admit I am a bit of a fanatic. Not a big one, but a small one.
Remembering reform

Thursday 21 May '09

We lost Rajiv Gandhi on May 21 more than a decade and a half ago; he was in active politics for barely a decade.
Say sorry for being wrong again

Tuesday 19 May '09

Thank you Rahul for following the path Rajiv did in going out there and sticking to the truth.
Limits of freedom: Where do they lie?

Thursday 14 May '09

Two years ago, self-styled moral policemen stormed into an exam of the famous Arts Faculty of the Maharaja Sayaji University at Vadodara.
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