1.  Unaffected land
[18/05/2008]  Latin America succeeded to escape the global crisis but how long?
The world is witnessing one of its worst reverse growths. The sub prime lending crisis and credit crunch have not only triggered the world hit but also become severe hindrance and obstacles to third w...Read More




2.  Licence to kill...on the go
[18/05/2008]  Rampant road accidents question the process of licence issuance
Thanks to India’s roads, flocked with vehicles driven by so called qualified drivers, there has not been a single day when news agencies have gone without reporting any road accidents. The capital alo...Read More




3.  Land of opportunities
[11/05/2008]  Central Asia can be a good alternative source of energy to trap
As a nation grows, energy sufficiency turns out to be the single most crucial issue for development. Same has been with Britain, America and Europe when they witnessed industrialisation. However, most...Read More




4.  When less is more...
[11/05/2008]  Less of administered pricing would do good for India
The elections in Nepal were held on April 10 and even after a fortnight, the counting was yet to finish for a country of 1.7 crore voters. When one compares this with elections in India, which takes c...Read More




5.  Maoists won, Maoism lost
[04/05/2008]  There are lessons for other rebel forces from the Nepal experience
In this world there’s no dearth of rebels but it’s always a difficult task to find a rebel with a cause or the one who has not diluted his cause during the voyage. Across the world and in almost ever...Read More




6.  Incomplete runway
[04/05/2008]  The problem is not with infrastructure but with modus operandi
It is not unusual to witness long queues and blocked paths inside India's international airports. Thanks to the frequent strikes clubbed with modernisation regime, most of India's international airpor...Read More