Monthly Archive: September 2010
kaNTakenaiva kaNTakam कणà¥à¤Ÿà¤•ेनैव कणà¥à¤Ÿà¤•मॠkaNTakam = thorn kaNTakena = by thorn eva = only Loose translation: Only a thorn [can remove] another thorn. Courtesy: Practical Sanskrit (also Image) Related Post: Simple Sanskrit and Great...
In a recent, thought-provoking article in The Indian Express, Saubhik Chakrabarti wrote (emphasis added): …what any intelligent politician should offer in today’s India, is that scarce commodity in poverty-politics: the ability to play the...
Reading Paul Karl Lucaks extraordinary story: “Why were you in China?†asked the passport control officer, a woman with the appearance and disposition of a prison matron. “None of your business,†I said. Her...
Read, re-read and think (emphasis added). From the redoubtable (late) C K Prahalad: The crisis in India is a crisis of leadership. There is no one who is willing to articulate a view of...
Thought-provoking and Insightful. Excerpts from Scholar says West should treat radical Islam the way Byzantine generals did the Huns: *** Excerpts Begin *** …”The Romans had fought approximately 80 different foes in the process...
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