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INDIANIZATION THEORY OF MADHOK IN CONTEXT OF NAXALITE ATTACK ON CONGRESSMEN- RAMESH KUMA SHARMA

Tuesday, June 4th, 2013
INDIANIZATION THEORY OF MADHOK IN CONTEXT OF NAXALITE ATTACK ON CONGRESSMEN- RAMESH KUMA SHARMA    Much water has flown under the bridge since early 1970s when Indian parliament missed Balraj Madhok, known for his theory of Indianization, who used to say that the policies should never stand against the spontaneous livelihood of people. According to him the British rulers framed economic policies that favoured Britain ...

Midnight’s Children-Salman Rushdi

Saturday, February 2nd, 2013
Midnight's Children-Salman RushdiBorn at the stroke of midnight on the day of India’s independence, the life of Saleem Sinai is permanently handcuffed to the history of his nation. Narrated by a thirty year old Saleem to his partner and colleague Padma, Midnight’s Children charts the story of his life throughout the tumultuous ...

Thackeray’s parochial brand of politics

Sunday, November 18th, 2012
Thackeray's parochial brand of politicsThe pall of gloom, tinged with fear, which enveloped Mumbai because of Bal Thackeray's illness and subsequent death may be a measure of the Shiv Sena chief's political clout but can hardly be regarded as a tribute since it underlines his parochial brand of politics. Thackeray was the first of the ...

Mahatma Gandhiji the world leader – Presented by Hindi Siksha Sangh

Wednesday, September 5th, 2012
Mahatma Gandhiji the world leader  - Presented by Hindi Siksha Sangh  (On the occasion of World Hindi Conference in South Africa  special article on Mahatma Gandhi's  presented by Hindi Siksha Sangh which focuses on his stature as international leader and his stay in South Africa) One of the greatest leaders that the world has ever seen is Mohandas Karamchandji Gandhi, a political ...

A Brief History of South Africa

Tuesday, September 4th, 2012
A Brief History of South AfricaAbout 79.5 of the South African population are of black African ancestry divided among a variety of ethnic groups speaking different African languages The Republic of South Africa is a country located at the southern tip of Africa. It is divided into nine provinces and has 2, 798 kilometres of ...

More discipline: Medicating schoolchildren in Norway

Sunday, July 22nd, 2012
More discipline: Medicating schoolchildren in NorwayJoar Tranoy is a Norwegian research scholar, psychologist and criminologist who has written a number of books and articles on social history, on abuse of power in the field of psychiatry and psychology, on child protection at present, and on the history of child protection in Norway. He has held ...

Norwegian child protection hits immigrants hard – Aage Simonsen

Wednesday, July 4th, 2012
 Norwegian child protection hits immigrants hard - Aage Simonsen Dr.scient Aage Simonsen is a Norwegian biologist who works in nature conservation. He has served on a municipal committee in Bergen monitoring cases prepared by the Child Welfare Service agency, and has written a number of articles on the issue of child protection. In the opinion of  Dr Aage Simonsen ...

Adoption : Cara’s discrimination against NRI’s-Job Abraham

Wednesday, July 4th, 2012
Adoption : Cara's discrimination against NRI's-Job AbrahamThe Central Adoption Resource Agency (CARA) in its guidelines at 8(5) mandates that 80:20 ratio must be followed for placing children within adoptive families. Under the 80% only Indian families residing in India are eligible to adopt. The remaining 20% includes NRIs, OCIs and foreign nationals. This is a clearly ...

Communists caught in time warp, bloodlust still rules

Wednesday, June 6th, 2012
Communists caught in time warp, bloodlust still rules As the confessions of a small-time Marxist apparatchik that his party had no compunctions about killing political opponents have shown, the blood-thirsty nature of ideologies dating back to an earlier, feudal age has continued to take its deadly toll in the modern world. It isn't the communists alone who exhibit this ...

Indian sub-continental Diaspora: Cultural harmony and legal limitations

Friday, June 1st, 2012
Indian sub-continental Diaspora: Cultural harmony and legal limitationsRAMESH KUMAR SHARMA  Once upon a time, prior to 19th century, there had been a large integrated India. Gradually, since 1876, it has been undergoing partition and losing its area. In spite of very tense situation at its border and legal prohibitions, an undercurrent of cultural harmony among all the Indian ...
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