Sudhirendar Sharma
A primitive national policy
What might be considered 'primitive' by the enlightened may not be a state of backwardness. Tribal knowledge-systems need not conform to 'mainstream' development notions.
May 10, 2004
Notorious fizz
The multinational colas swamp the public consciousness with their advertising blitz, but a parliamentary committee has been doing its job in India.
Mar 13, 2004
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