Discreet charms of corruptionYears ago the psychologist Ashis Nandy wrote a major paper called the "The discreet charms of Indian terrorism". He borrowed the title from a surrealist movie and I in turn shall use it to talk about the discreet charms of corruption.I admit ... India Today, 3 weeks ago |
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The idea of despairAshis Nandy identifies despair and narcissism as the predominant psychological states in the prevailing political culture Regimes of Narcissism, Regimes of Despair Ashis Nandy; Oxford University Press, YMCA Library Building, Jai Singh Road, New Delhi-110001. The Hindu, 1 month ago
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Nightmares from NarendraOnly a Nixon could go to China is an easy theory to pick up. The context is this: Dick Nixon spent his youth hunting down decent men he felt were communist spies. In a saner time, men like Nixon would have been kicked to the curb. Instead it was the ... The Express Tribune, 2 days ago
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India's Corrupt Cricket Urgently Needs ReformIndia's Corrupt Cricket Urgently Needs Reform A casual reader of India's newspapers for the last several weeks would be forgiven for wondering whether the country was suddenly bereft of political controversy, sex scandals, or official corruption ... The Star (Kenya), 2 days ago
MIND, MATTER & POLITICS : India's LBW
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Bhishma pitamaha strikes back: Advani proves age still mattersThe great tantrum of L.K. Advani is being read, as Swapan Dasgupta puts it in The Indian Express, as the tragedy of a petulant veteran who can't stomach change. In reality, there is nothing more pathetic than a petulant octogenarian, concurs an ... Firstpost.com, 1 week ago
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Cinema and the condition of colonialityA Tunisian and an Iranian filmmaker won the two top prizes at this year's Cannes Film Festival. The much coveted Palme d'Or award went to Tunisian Abdellatif Kechiche's Blue is the Warmest Colour, which has shocked some critics with its graphic sex ... Al Jazeera, 1 week ago
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Young dissenters: Is the Indian State listening?Even as Taksim Square in Istanbul was being hailed as the new Tahrir Square (site of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution) when protests flared up in Turkey in recent weeks, students gathered at India Gate — young India's symbol of dissent in the heart of ... Hindustan Times, 1 week ago
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Young dissenters Is the Indian State listening
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When the youth rises in revoltEven as Taksim Square in Istanbul was being hailed as the new Tahrir Square (site of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution) when protests flared up in Turkey in recent weeks, students gathered at India Gate — young India's symbol of dissent in the heart of ... Hindustan Times, 1 week ago
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Can National Service help in region-building?As part of shaping the thinking soldier, why not hold courses for NSFs and NSmen to help them better understand the region - and thus enhance security? - 31 min 10 sec ago Over the next few months, the Committee to Strengthen National Service (NS) ... Today Online, 3 weeks ago
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Army is not a solution to combat Maoists: Amiya SamantaWhat kind of organisation, equipment and strategic revamp is required for the state and Central police forces to effectively combat Maoist guerrilla tactics? Amiya Samanta, author and former IB director in West Bengal, joined IBNLive readers for an ... IBNLive India News, 3 weeks ago
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