A 21st Century Singapore? The Next Great American OutReach?
Great societies remain great because they do big things and change the face of the world. Centuries ago Indian navies discovered a port at the other end of the...
Great societies remain great because they do big things and change the face of the world. Centuries ago Indian navies discovered a port at the other end of the...
No, we don’t mean the election in India that begins in two days. The election in India has been well covered both by us and by every major paper in India ...
Last month, we had the following tweet exchange with a prominent successful Indian: Our question – “why do Indians still read Economist? British min...
1. Tom Friedman & the Narrative Tom Friedman of the New York Times has criticized moderate Islamic Scholars in the Middle East for tolerating hate speech ag...
1. Introduction The second big story of 2014 in the Indo-American space has been the stunning victory by Dina Nath Batra, “a frail 84-year-old retired hea...
A sense of deja vu pervaded the world this week. It felt as if we were reliving the 1970-1980 Cold War. The serene calm of 21st century Europe was suddenly inva...
Editor’s Note: At the beginning of each year, we try to write an outlook article. Our 2011 outlook article discussed the demographic change in America and...
Our education is Mathematics, our vocation is Global Macro and our passion is Cinema. Pattern recognition is common to these three disciplines, an eye to see a ...
The New York Times is primarily a Christian-Jewish paper. That is their ethos and presumably core expertise. Over the past decade, we have seen the NYT become m...
The World mourns the passing of Nelson Mandela, the man who symbolized hope to the downtrodden of the world. He was a giant in a world of men. His passing...