Category Archives: indian politics

Manmohan’s Quest for Statesmanship

Posted on July 30, 2009 by indra

Indo-US Nuclear deal made Manmohan confident. Rahul’s hesitance to take over strengthened his respectability in the party. He appeared to be forcing himself in cabinet making and allocating portfolios. Manmohan manipulated induction of Krishna as foreign minister to keep himself … Continue reading →

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BJP’s Self-damaging Opposition to Education Reform

Posted on June 27, 2009 by indra

BJP has started with a wrong step. Why should BJP president depute Murli Manohar for reacting to the 100 day plan of Sibal, the education minister? Does he not know that Murli Manohar was hated in academic circle? Why can’t … Continue reading →

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Bihar: Politically Deprived State

Posted on June 26, 2009 by indra

Perhaps very few people may remember that the first IIT got shifted to Kharagpur in West Bengal from the proposed location in Bihar because Dr. BC Roy wished so. Dr. Roy got it as he was nearer to Nehru than … Continue reading →

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A Letter for Pranab Babu

Posted on June 23, 2009 by indra

You for one can appreciate the pains of the middle class Indians, particularly the salaried employees. It is unfortunate that this class toils hard to take the country ahead, but gets so little in return. It keeps on giving the … Continue reading →

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BJP- A national necessity

Posted on June 3, 2009 by indra

A strong opposition with countrywide presence is essential for a good democracy in India. As on today, it is BJP that can occupy the place. And the members of the party, its MPs, and its leadership must take pride in … Continue reading →

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Gujarat Vs West Bengal

Posted on December 12, 2008 by indra

Let me be frank, I never liked Modi. And between Buddha and Modi, I shall always prefer Buddha. However, it is only because I have a disliking for bearded face. But going back to the performance I feel that the … Continue reading →

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Workers, Politicians, Management, and Goons

Posted on October 7, 2008 by indra

With the expansion and spontaneity of digital media, the sad news of Lalit Kishore Chaudhry of Greater Noida reached all corner of the globe. It may appear amazing but that’s the change the world has undergone in the Friedman’s famous … Continue reading →

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Tata Motors’ Final Ta..Ta.. To Singur

Posted on October 4, 2008 by indra

Ultimately Buddha looses his brave war against Mamta. Tata Motors has finally abandoned Singur, the place that could have become the Detroit. Ratan Tata rightly refused to work under police protection promised by Buddha. It is not practically possible, as … Continue reading →

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PM’s Belated Reactions on Singur

Posted on October 1, 2008 by indra

(On Board PM’s Special Aircraft): With the row over Tata’s Nano car project in Singur eluding a solution, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday said it is in the interest of West Bengal and India that the issue is resolved … Continue reading →

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Demoralizing Democracy

Posted on September 12, 2008 by indra

A man in Mumbai creates chaos over a statement by a respected artist. His orders to his goons are. · Not a single film involving the Bachchan family would be allowed to be released in Maharashtra. · Maharashtrians must boycott … Continue reading →

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