Category Archives: Uncategorized

Media and quite a large number of intellectuals are harming real secularism of the communities of the country. Why should Imam support of Congress get so much of coverage? Imam might not understand the consequences of his pronouncement and appeal … Continue reading →

I have lived in three constituencies of the country and so have kept a tab on the candidates who fight election there. Now I live in Noida, and Dr. Mahesh Sharma is the candidate of BJP. He has been a … Continue reading →

Muslims constitute 13.4 per cent of India’s population. Jammu & Kashmir is the only Muslim majority state. Pockets of West Bengal, Assam, Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Kerala and Bihar have pretty high Muslim population. Forty-six of the 543 Lok Sabha … Continue reading →

One like me, who has seen the Indian manufacturing from very near quarter for almost fifty years, gets amazed to read such news. “The large royalty payments by MNCs and the consequent outflow of foreign exchange totalled $37 billion last … Continue reading →

@ Will re-engineer the cabinet formation with lesser number of totally accountable ministries where the targets of various infrastructures or developmental parameters are not defined by the sanction amount but by the units of its achievents, and the objective must … Continue reading →

Normally on Sundays, I try to contact some members close to us in extended family. Last Sunday, I happened to talk with my eldest brother-in-law in his village in Bihar. He is 80+, but 100 percent fit. He has been … Continue reading →

It was interesting to hear Chidambaram as usual, even in the din created by some MPs. His emphasis on manufacturing sector was impressive. In the main body of the interim budget 2014 speech that may be his last, Chidambaram said, … Continue reading →

Every individual as well as every company of the country is waiting for the general elections later this year to give a stable government that can improve business sentiment, the country’s economic growth trajectory. Like many I have some priorities … Continue reading →