The eye opener

The power sector in Jammu and Kashmir has been one of the major worries for all the governments during the past three decades now. The mounting losses in the sector have proved to be the biggest impediments for growth and development in various other sectors as the losses have meant that the spending on other […]
Godmen and Men of God

Desh Bir Every land and religion has its own share of saints, but India is, perhaps the favourite home of Rishis, Seers, Munis and Saints. So much so that it was known to the outside world until some years ago as the land of levitating men of God. The idea here is not to hold […]
The surge in unemployment
Fahid Fayaz Darangay Pre- Covid-19 India was experiencing one of the worst economic phases as per the unemployment rate prevailing during that period. A report which was termed by the Government of India only a draft report was revealed by National Sample Survey Office’s (NSSO) which had shown a spike in the unemployment rate of […]
Muzzling the dissent
Sheikh Mohsin “I disapprove of what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it”, said E.B Hall. Today’s era is the era of democracy, a system fraught with significant provisions be it Fundamental rights, universal adult franchise, citizenship, separation of powers, due process of law, independent judiciary or the […]
The unnerving shake
N J Ravi Chander We believe Bengaluru, lying in the heart of the Mysuru plateau, to be free from earthquakes and tremors. But did you know that the city has had its fair share of them? One of them occurred on 20th March 1984, at around 4 pm, leaving the residents rattled and shaken. Though […]
‘Shades and Shadows’: A book review
Arshid Hussain It is quite a rewarding exercise to continue reading novel “Shades and Shadows”, for every time one picks it up, it yields a rich harvest of new meaning. Every time we are forced to change our interpretation in the light of our latest reading and so on. Our vision continues to be enlarged. […]



