I am an academician. Not an economist or a Foreign affairs expert. The thoughts expressed here are my personal opinion. Comes from the fact that I love India and want this country to do well. Why India Must Reimagine Its Relationship with Its Diaspora: Lessons from ChinaChina Turned its Brain drain into brain gain through … Continue reading From Brain Drain to Brain Gain: The Chinese Model
Incredible India
Being a proud Indian I would highlight areas of interest and stories that might intrigue you.
The Story of General Cariappa: A True Patriot and Leader
This is a sequel to ‘How to foster patriotism among youth’. General Cariappa took over as Commander-in-chief of the Indian army from Francis Butcher the last commander-in-chief of India on 15th January. This day is observed as the Army Day. Army day also honours the soldiers who have sacrificed their lives for the country. K.M.Cariappa … Continue reading The Story of General Cariappa: A True Patriot and Leader
Unsung Heroes of Indian History
There have been many heroes who have not been able to find their place in the history books. Here is a peep into the annals of Indian History. Rani Abbakka Chowta, born in 1525 CE, was the first Tuluva Queen of Ullal. She fiercely resisted Portuguese attempts to capture the strategically placed port town of … Continue reading Unsung Heroes of Indian History
A Catch Incredible
Surya Kumar took a fantastic catch to dismiss Miller which was a turning point of the match, This reminded me of Harlene Kaur Deol in the match against England. I don’t know how many people watch women’s cricket. Watch this incredible catch on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rj0Rll1QB_Q Harleen Kaur Deol (born 21 June 1998) is an Indian cricketer. She plays … Continue reading A Catch Incredible
Courageous Woman in Combat: Capt Devika’s Heroic Tale
*LADY COURAGEOUS* -by Maj Gen Raj Mehta A true life war zone incident of a lady #Doctor of the Indian Army, her story of grit and #Hippocrates Oath that Doctors serve under, even if a General has to be disciplined in the process. It was a biting cold, late winter evening in Jan 2004, at … Continue reading Courageous Woman in Combat: Capt Devika’s Heroic Tale
India’s Stellar Women Scientists: A Journey Beyond the Atmosphere
On National Science Day I had mentioned about the women scientists who took India into the world of space. Today, I would describe the two ladies who are role models in their own right. In this world where we talk of women empowerment it is very apt to describe the journey of these ladies in … Continue reading India’s Stellar Women Scientists: A Journey Beyond the Atmosphere
Max Muller and the First Sanskrit Sloka on Gramophone
HMV had once published a pamphlet giving the history of gramophone record. Gramophone was invented by Thomas Alva Edison in the 19th century. Edison, who had invented many other gadgets like electric light and the motion picture camera, had become a legend even in his own time. When He invented the gramophone record, which could … Continue reading Max Muller and the First Sanskrit Sloka on Gramophone