I turned 25 last week, and i suddenly feel that i have performed a chronological quantum leap. Till a few … More
Month: August 2011
Corruption as Culture: systemic perspectives
We have all been witness and an audience to the political theater on our screens, every single day since August the 16th. … More
The travails of a blogger
People do blogging for meeting various personal and professional ends. Some do for sharing their perspectives on various issues, some as an … More
The Tale of Two Riots
This year has been very eventful, the raging Arab Spring which brought secular Arab youth down to Tahrir Square and brought down … More
A coronation coming up? India and Dynastic Politics
Yesterday we heard the news that Madam Sonia Gandhiji, is in the United States for a medical surgery. We wish … More
Why Arab Dictators are really bad at history
First it was Saddam Hussein Al Tikriti who stood up to the US and its allies and was sent to … More
The Criticality of the Uncool Agenda
Some news items are simply not titillating enough like the page 3 thrash that the Times of India and other psuedo … More
Paradoxes in reality and political thinking-Some observations
There are some observations and insights about the reality of political thinking and the accompanied governance discourse; their strengths, weaknesses and … More
Does Climate Change really matter to Corporates?
There has been a huge iota of buzz concerning the ‘greening’ of the corporate sector over the last couple of … More