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Update (Jan 31): Check out the various posts @ The Other India.
- Uma has a post on Gandhi.
- Dilip writes about the rapid changes in India.
- Shivam is peeping out of the Metro.
- I've a post about reforms and democracy.
posted by Anand @ 1/29/2006
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10 Comments:
http://www.chillibreeze.com/bookreviews/TheFortuneAtTheBottomofThePyramid.asp
And what we must do about it.
http://www.indianexpress.com/full_story.php?content_id=86864
And we must do this too.
Let's hope with Dharam Singh and his dysfunctional administration gone, Banglaore returns to a semblance of governance.
http://www.deeshaa.org/2006/01/04/lee-kuan-yew-on-india-part-4/
More wisdom and less despair.
The other Other India http://goodnewsindia.com/index.php/gni
Anand, a great effort. Good work guys. Keep it up.
Thanks Pennathur and Krish.
Pennathur -- I may not be able to reply to each of your comments separately, but that does not mean that I don't notice it. I do carefully read your comments and try to go through the links you provide as much as I can. So please continue to do so. Other readers also might find it helpful to go through the links that you provide.
All the best to the new blog.
Anand,
Thank you very much.
Today the Health Minister has made a claim that India has eradicated leprosy. But while the disease may affect a tiny proportion of Indians the absolute number (about 10,000) is distressing. When we decide to eliminate pestilence we should aim at the target Subramanya Bharatiar so poetically proposed in the case of hunger, "If even one person goes hungry the world does not deserve to exist." Sadly the name of this person - an institution - http://mss.niya.org/index.php - was once again missing from the honours list on R-Day this year. We can't honour him - we aren't up to it. Only he can lend honour to Bharat Ratna.
i think this other blog is a great effort, andi'm going to enjoy reading it (and perhaps commenting).
Looking forward to the collaboration. Great look the blog has, by the way.
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