Scene One: You, I and Umrao Jaan belong to a state. Umrao Jaan and I elect you as the state. Now, you declare Umrao Jaan is corrupting our morals and then ban her. Umrao Jaan’s cries fall on deaf ears.
The Business Standard editorial Educating India may hold good lessons for understanding the “what” and “how” of the much needed education reforms.
The article tells us that one, educational institutions are the single largest advertisers in the…
In my search for market ideas that can engage the poor, I scour for various books that can throw light on the subject. Two interesting reads of late have been Reinventing the Bazaar: A Natural History of Markets by John McMillan and Adventure Capitalist: The Ultimate…
I have had occasion to indulge in the same acts that you see in the photographs courtesy the Hindu. Earlier I would rebuke myself for “breaking the rule of law” and indulging in obscene acts like these. Even when there are subways present in the vicinity. Midway a doubt…
The picture of an Indian bureaucrat, taken by Dutch photographer Jan Banning of Laif Photos, that won the first prize in the portraits stories section of the World Press Photo of 2003. (Reuters) Courtesy: The Telegraph.