by Sugrutha Ramaswami | Dec 29, 2006 | Perspectives
Yes, and good riddance too By RAJEEV SRINIVASAN As expected, various non-proliferation ayatollahs in the United States have implied that it is because of Bush’s proposed nuclear agreement with India that North Korea dared embark on its own test. This of course is a...
by Sugrutha Ramaswami | Dec 29, 2006 | Perspectives
Yes, and good riddance too By RAJEEV SRINIVASAN As expected, various non-proliferation ayatollahs in the United States have implied that it is because of Bush’s proposed nuclear agreement with India that North Korea dared embark on its own test. This of course is a...
by Sugrutha Ramaswami | Oct 28, 2006 | Books, Entertainment
THE AVATAR WAY OF LEADERSHIP: LEADERSHIP FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY FROM RAMA, KRISHNA AND DRAUPADI by Harsh Verma. Rupa and Co., 2006. Paperback, 237 pages. Rs. 195”. “Your sons are so close to each other, I want mine to be like them too, like Rama and Lakshmana,”...
by Sugrutha Ramaswami | Jun 28, 2005 | Perspectives
Yes, to prevent Chinese hegemony in Asia By RAJEEV SRINIVASAN Chanakya said it best: your neighbor is likely to be your enemy; therefore ally with its neighbors and rivals. Until the swallowing of the buffer state of Tibet, China wasn’t India’s neighbor, although it...
by Sugrutha Ramaswami | Apr 12, 2005 | Perspectives
No, many NGOs do far more harm than good By RAJEEV SRINIVASAN Graham Hancock’s damning 1989 expose, Lords of Poverty: The Power, Prestige, and Corruption of the International Aid Business, estimated that most of the $60 billion plus that comprised governmental, UN,...
