March 2013
Writers Without Borders
This year, the Kumbh Mela of literary gatherings seemed to have morphed into an universe of literary outpourings spawning galaxies of thoughts and clusters of ideas around the academic magnets.
A Passage to Jackson Heights
There’s a whole other side to New York that you likely won’t find in guidebooks.
Family Physicians Make a Comback in India
The primary health care sector in India is around $39 billion in size but is highly fragmented.
Carmakers Turn to Expats to Steer Their Business in India
India will exceed every major European market like Germany, France and the U.K. in automotive sales and become the fourth-largest auto market by volume in the world.
Being a Successful Poet is an Exercise in Obscurity
To some extent. Bombay is a mistress to many a lonely soul, its opiate histories and drunken peripheries have a natural intoxication.
Cartography is all About Imagination
My experience of Pakistan being firsthand gave me confidence to carry on and take any allegation of inferiority head on.
Go Figure March 2013
Are you ready to start cracking the next Go Figure mystery? Deadline April 15, 2013 Enter Go Figure Contest The winner of the January mystery is Anil Kalia,
The Orwellian School of Wharton
We wonder why these three astute advocates of democracy and their supporters feel so intellectually unequipped to engage Modi, who recently was reelected in a landslide, in an open public debate on these questions at a forum on their own territory.