‘Spatial Balance Of India’s Economic
Development Is Unclear’
The boom in the Indian economy, while
distributed across sectors such as
Information Technology, auto and
manufacturing, is leading to concerns
of geographic concentration of
economic activity and its consequences
for economic development.
Leela Samson On The Indian Art Scene
Uninvited visitors enter a college
where an examination procedure in the
form of a student art exhibition is
being held and denounce some paintings
as "vulgar" and "offensive to
religious sentiment".
Archbishop Mar Joseph Powathil
Archbishop Mar Joseph Powathil, 76,
chairman of the Inter-Church Council
for Education, is a veteran of many
battles in the education sector in
Kerala.
'India Advantage Is Not Just About
Cost And Skills'
Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, Benjamin
Franklin, John Rockefeller, Bill Gates
and Azim Premji. What does it take to
reach this level?
‘We Will Look Back In A Few Decades
And Wonder What The Oil Fuss Was
About’
Amory B. Lovins talks big. He proposes
to wean America off oil by the 2040s,
touts ultra-light cars and tells some
of the most powerful corporate
executives in the world, like those at
Wal-Mart and Texas Instruments, how to
behave more efficiently.
'Ensuring Equity Is Crucial To
Globalisation'
Globalisation is the most talked about
phenomenon these days. Nayan Chanda,
former editor of Far Eastern Economic
Review and director of publications at
the
Yale Center for the Study of Globalization, says it is a
process as old as the human race.
Poetry In Architecture
Architecture is the only art, which
demands wanderings through space for
us to appreciate it.
Landmark Test
“But how can you say I have rheumatoid
arthritis when my report says
‘negative’ for Rheumatoid Factor ?”
asked Mallika when I told her that her
joint pains were most likely related
to early stage Rheumatoid Arth ritis
and that she needed proper treatment.
“I Don’t Think The Country Is Yet
Willing To Recognise The U.S. Is A
Benign Power”
In the second part of his exclusive
interview to The Hindu, National
Security AdviserM.K.
Narayanandiscusses the link between
the Indo-U.S. nuclear deal and the
wider strategic relationship between
the two countries. Excerpts:
Here’s Looking At You, Haldia
The results of the municipal polls
held recently in Haldia, West Bengal,
were decoded furiously by pundits of
‘national’ politics.
“This Is As Good A Text As One Can
Possibly Get”
National Security Adviser M.K.
Narayanan on the negotiations with the
United States over the bilateral
Nuclear Cooperation Agreement, also
known as the 123 agreement, and what
this means for the future of India-U.S.
relations.
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