Politics

X and Y: Bridging the Generation Gap

The very existence of a “generation” is dependant on its comparison with the one before and after it – which makes difference between generations inevitable and rather necessary for the sake of definition. Arranged in chronological order,…

Kali

I had my eyes opened to Indian culture by a wonderful novel “Shantaram” written by gifted Australian author Gregory David Roberts (who now lives in Mumbai, I believe). “Shantaram” means “man of peace” in Marathi. It is a real “rip-snorter”…

Croatia, Bulgaria and Hungary recognise Kosovo

The political noose is tightening on Serbia as regional neighbours begin to increasingly recognise the independence of Kosovo. Serbia’s hangmen, the United States and the European Union, prepared the rope but it now appears to be Serbia’s fellow Balkan…

India’s language divide: Tracing its route

The recent feud between Maharashtrians and non-maharashtrians these days seems like a déjà-vu. Every time something or the other has been happening like this in India since its independence. One prominent reason for such divides has been language and…

Statistics: Unemployment in RP as high as ever

Although the Philippines is one of the countries in Southeast Asia whose workforce is competitive in terms of the skilled workers and mostly good English speakers, this does not translate to the recent statistics of millions of jobless Filipinos who…

Who Are The Descendants of Amalek?

The Bible tells us that when the Israelites left Egypt, they were attacked from behind by Amalek and his people. The Amalekites attacked those who were lagging slowly behind the rest of the people: the elderly, the sick, and the weak. Instead of…

Impact of Globalization On South Asian Nations

South Asia, with 21 per cent of world population, has barely 1.5 percent of the word’s GNP and 3.3 per cent of the word’s total land area. Obviously it has the largest concentration of the word’s poverty. The seven countries of the region with…

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