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    • EDITORIAL"Bahujana hitaya, bahujana sukhaya.” This has for long been the motto laid down for Indian rulers. The Indian ideal of statecraft so fascinated the sixth century Japanese prince Shotoku Taishi that he...
  • » A Matter of Economics
  • » Special Reports
    • TECH VIEWTips for having a spam free inbox
      » Every generation has to take responsibility to lead the society forward—Mohan Bhagwat
      » Spectre of mass unemployment in the name of employment generation
      » Are we a polio free Republic now?
  • »The Moving Finger Writes
    • Handling a changing societyThis article is not about politics but about people and the tectonic changes that are silently taking place in our society and are subject to little public discussion.
  • » Thinking Aloud
    • Faith and freedom of expression Salman Rushdie is perhaps not coming to India; scores of other writers are but coming (Rushdie was to come but for the Congress kow-towing to fundamentalist fatwa).
  • » News RoundUp
  • » A Page from history
  • » Religion
  • » Bookmark
    • BOOKMARK-5The maker of modern China 
      » A modern translation of the Iliad
      » An authentic account of West's quest in Afghan
      » Steve Jobs: The Man Who Made Apple Most Appealing
      » Mantras to win Boardroom battles
  • » At Liberty
  • » Readers' Forum
    • RESPONSEMuslim reservation like death warrant for India (Organiser, 22.1.2012); This is with reference to Dr Pravin Togadia’s article ‘Muslim reservation like death warrant for India’,
  • » Kids' Org
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