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It ain’t broke

In the ‘50s, the Soviet Union put a Sputnik into space and initiated humankind’s first journeys beyond the earth’s atmosphere. This event combined with the Soviet Union’s prowess in many areas like science, technology, military capabilities, athletics (they used to win dozens of Olympic medals)  ....Read more

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Impact of Financial crisis on maths By: Gary | Monday , 6 Oct '08 12:58:35 PM Reply | Forward Mr Rao,I like reading your articles and generally they convey a strong sense of intellect and pro-capitalist principles. However, it's painful to note that your maths remain rather week ... If markets go up 200 % and come down 50% ... the result is 100% net increase :-)May be it reflects the increased sales of calculators in our country ...
Good articleBy: Madhup Rathi | Monday , 6 Oct '08 3:05:55 AM Reply | Forward Excellent article. I wish our politicians are smart and long-sighted enough to understand this.
It Ain't BrokeBy: Pradeep Bhatt | Monday , 6 Oct '08 0:02:07 AM Reply | Forward Why do you call our Growth Rate during Nehru's Socialism as " Proverbial HINDU RATE OF GROWTH" ? What is Hindu about it? Did any Hindu organisation had formed that License Permit Raj Policy? Why denigrate Hindu religion
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