“For Nuclear Renaissance, The World Needs India”

As Principal Scientific Adviser to the Government of India, R. Chidambaram has played a crucial behind-the-scenes role in the formulation of India’s approach to the question of civil nuclear cooperation with the United States.

Empowering Engineers Through Training

Through initiatives called campus connect, we work with 380 engineering colleges to make sure that more people from disadvantaged sections have access to training.

‘New Zealand Has Best Practice Levels’

Financial markets are regarded very much a man’s world and stock markets more so. But in a country that has the distinction of being the first to grant women the right to vote, it is only natural, perhaps, that the head of Securities Commission . . . .

Postal Financial Services Are Developing At A Rapid Rate

As the radio or television did not signal the death of newspapers, the Internet and online communication will not ring the death-knell for postal services.

Opening Doors To Other Cultures

A freewheeling chat with Uma Krishnaswami, an author of Indian origin writing for children in the U.S.

“There Was Nothing Inherently Wrong In Partition”

Yasmin Khan, a British historian of India-Pakistan descent, questions some conventional assumptions about Partition in her bookThe Great Partition:

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