Israel & Turkey – Our Views about the Flotilla & Its Ramifications

The Middle East seemed to explode last week in angry protests against the Israeli action of boarding the Turkish ship and the tragic death of several activists on board the ship. This was considered to be another extremely rash, dangerous act by Israel in open defiance of international law and procedures. The other tragic error attributed to Israel was the…

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Emergence of Samskrut from 500 Years of Rejection in India to 1000 Years of Cosmopolitan Conquest – Could This Repeat Again?

Editor’s  Note:  Today, there is a widespread belief that Samskrut is a has-been language of very little consequence for modern India.  A few readers responded to our article of last week in that fashion.  So we thought it might help to inform readers about a similar period in Indian history when use of Samskrut essentially disappeared…

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Another Flagrant Mischaracterization of Indian History by a Financial Times Writer? – Journalistic Negligence, Misconduct or Sheer Anti-Indian Prejudice?

Editor’s Note: The FT article discussed in our article below was sent to us by a reader of the Blog. We thank him for it. We have written critical articles about many newspapers and editorial boards on this Blog, including the New York Times, Washington Post and the Wall Street Journal. In our opinion, these newspapers suffer…

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