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As reported, before polling in the last Bihar elections, Jagdeep Chhokar and Trilochan Sastry (an IIT, IIM and MIT-educated operations research expert who also taught at IIM-A) met Nitish Kumar. He said since some with criminal records were already in … Continue reading →

Bihar had earned a bad name for law and order. With the Nithari episode caused because of the totally negligent police system, UP has become a Rakhash Rajya, where the life of even innocent little ones are not safe. And … Continue reading →

It was interesting to go through the coverage in ‘Indian Express’ on RA Mashelkar on December 30,2006 done by Sonu Jain. CSIR Mashelkar retires, and heads for Pune to work as chemical scientist, ‘full-time, not just a weekend one’ He … Continue reading →

The national economy is touching 9% growth rate. Manufacturing is growing at about 12 percent. But it is small and medium-size manufacturers that are growing at about 15 percent and some small-company stars are going for the triple digits.  Between … Continue reading →

In seventies power outages in West Bengal was horrible. Hindustan Motors was under very tight financial conditions. However, it had to make its first investment on huge Japanese diesel generators of about 20MW capacity. We really felt bad as we … Continue reading →

But let me share with you all the reasons of my happiness today that our great President wished to all the Indians in his greeting for the New Year. I was really happy to find Sushmita as the first to … Continue reading →

Jayant Narlikar, astrophysicist has written in ‘Truth Imitates Fiction’ how the good fiction writers predicts the things to come in future: “Fred Hoyle, well known for daring ideas in astrophysics, once proposed that the space between stars is not empty … Continue reading →

With no one at home in evening I switched on TV, as usual the news channel. Footage of Saddam Hussain, the former head of Iraq getting executed was just depressing for any sensible person. He refused to put the hood. … Continue reading →

Wish you the happiest New Year Move ahead without fear Keep open eye and ear Look all aroud for queer Enthralling mantras to hear Use the best of gear Avoid being at rear You will find many your near Enjoy … Continue reading →

58% Indians work in the agricultural sector. 21% is agriculture’s contribution to GDP. 60% farmers own less than 2.5 acres of land. 1.8% is the growth rate of food grain production. 45% marginal farmers are indebted. 40% agri-subsidies go to … Continue reading →