by Rajeev Srinivsan | Nov 5, 2006 | Perspectives
Yes, the “peace process” is bunkum By RAJEEV SRINIVASAN I was impressed by the bravura performance: Gen. Musharraf deserves an Oscar. The gushing interviews, the uniform and the salutes, the preening: this was classic caudillo-as-thespian. Musharraf has become...
by Rajeev Srinivsan | Sep 2, 2006 | Perspectives
* No, this is clearly homegrown terror By RAJEEV SRINIVASAN The usual suspects in the Indian English-language media (ELM) were wrong-footed by the 7/11 Mumbai blasts that murdered 200 commuters. The chatterati were in a dilemma: they couldn’t possibly accept that this...
by Rajeev Srinivsan | Aug 8, 2006 | Perspectives
No, India has yet to prove it can put the world first By REETA SINHA India is on a roll. The elephant awakens, say weekly news magazines. A sizzling economy, acceptance as a nuclear power, a cozy relationship with the United States, high hopes for a spot on the UN...
by Rajeev Srinivsan | Nov 2, 2005 | Perspectives
Yes, in the interests of reconciliation By SUGRUTHA RAMASWAMI Sometime ago, the Sangh Parivar called on Indian Christians and Muslims to Indianize themselves by becoming pluralistic in religious thought. The request was to alter their scriptures and doctrinally become...
by Rajeev Srinivsan | Feb 22, 2005 | Perspectives
No, for the faith is greater than an individual By SUGRUTHA RAMASWAMI Man sowed the seeds of higher thought and spiritual aspirations everywhere he lived. Some perhaps died even as seeds, some as saplings, some after living for a while as trees before being felled....
