Monthly Archives: March 2000

Serious-minded academics and writers have for some time now been concerned at the subterranean but nevertheless quite impregnable alliance between leading publishing houses and a certain genre of scholarship and penmanship in the country. But so far the evidence has been indirect, either in the form of a cold rebuff … Read More →

The Congress party’s sense of history having eroded as sharply as its sense of identity under the present leadership, it was perhaps not surprising to find it joining the Left parties in Parliament to prevent Human Resources Development Minister Dr. Murli Manohar Joshi from replying to the substantive issues involved … Read More →