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Mohan Guruswamy
How did we do in 75 years? Clearly, better than most…
India's GDP was $30.6 billion in 1950, $3,530 billion in 2021
18 Aug 2022 11:53 PM
Mohan Guruswamy | Beware world! Big Brother is listening and watching…
The US and some other countries have an array of space satellites orbiting at preselected trajectories to watch over their areas of interest
09 Aug 2022 12:08 AM
Mohan Guruswamy | Why State of Israel has lost its heroic sheen
Israel’s heroic burnish is now dulled after the emergence of Israel as the pre-eminent and most ruthless power in the Middle East
02 Aug 2022 11:50 PM
Mohan Guruswamy | Brics’ real value: One step towards new world order
What we need is a true power shift that reflects the emerging economic, political and military realities
27 Jul 2022 7:43 AM
Mohan Guruswamy | Rewriting history, with an open mind or empty mind?
In recent years, the Sangh Parivar’s historians have been seeking to revise history to suit some of their ideological peculiarities
06 Jul 2022 7:21 AM
Mohan Guruswamy | Will Murmu remember the unkept promises to tribals?
Like indigenous people around the globe, India’s adivasis too have been savaged and ravaged by later people claiming to be more 'civilised'
27 Jun 2022 11:39 PM
Mohan Guruswamy | 15% rule: Size of Cabinets and the 91st Amendment
The real problem is that with unlimited ministerships on offer, the destabilisation of governments was made easier
07 Jun 2022 12:44 AM
Mohan Guruswamy | From a unitary state to a Union of States
India was never intended to be a saffron-hued monochromatic state, but a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural and multi-lingual state
30 May 2022 11:39 PM
Mohan Guruswamy | How Hindus and Muslims misunderstood secularism
Sensitivity to each other’s feelings and aspirations has to be a mutual affair
21 May 2022 12:52 AM
Mohan Guruswamy | What kind of a role should India get in a wider UNSC?
India’s diplomacy for the past many years has increasingly focused on securing permanent membership of the UN Security Council
18 Apr 2022 10:46 PM
Mohan Guruswamy | Nuclear bombast: Is there a method in the madness?
Since nuclear weapons cannot really be used, their only utility lies in the mere threat of their use
07 Apr 2022 12:39 AM
Mohan Guruswamy | As world is transforming, Europe getting irrelevant
Within two decades, global GDP and power rankings will see substantial changes
29 Mar 2022 12:52 AM
Mohan Guruswamy | Small states are a must for better governance
Uttar Pradesh is larger in terms of population than Brazil, Japan or Bangladesh
22 Mar 2022 12:45 AM
Mohan Guruswamy | Why is Gondwana’s land of Koitur left neglected?
Wherever the Gonds still speak their own language, they refer to themselves as Koi, or Koitur
18 Mar 2022 11:28 PM
Mohan Guruswamy | Anti-defection law and inner-party democracy
Political parties are extra or non-constitutional arrangements to organise people on the basis of shared ideas, interests or philosophies
01 Mar 2022 6:48 AM
Mohan Guruswamy | Who lit the fire on Sabarmati Exp at Godhra 20 years back?
A nation which forgives and forgets such huge assaults on its person is only condemned to suffer more of them
27 Feb 2022 2:19 AM
Mohan Guruswamy | On secularism, conversion and the nature of religion
The acceptance of democracy as a way of life implies that we accept that we hold certain rights to be inalienable
23 Feb 2022 2:36 AM
Mohan Guruswamy | What has led to failure of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan?
We not only spit everywhere, we piss everywhere, we shit wherever and dump our garbage anywhere
15 Feb 2022 1:30 AM
Mohan Guruswamy | RSS and freedom struggle: Still in search of genealogy
One now has to see the move to instal the statue of Subhas Chandra Bose in the vacant canopy on Rajpath as another act of misappropriation
27 Jan 2022 3:03 AM
Mohan Guruswamy | The downfall of Punjab: Can it be ‘model’ again?
From a breadbasket state it has now become a basket case that is engorged on huge subsidies such as MSP and free electricity
18 Jan 2022 1:39 AM
Columns
India's GDP was $30.6 billion in 1950, $3,530 billion in 2021
India, acting internationally as a pragmatic, non-preachy, middle power would be new for its citizens
What’s behind this sudden urge of the Yogi Sarkar to scrutinise news emerging from the grassroots?
Unlike Britain, Ukraine, which feels that it has paid in blood for membership, sees Europe as its political and cultural home