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Reading Time: 3 minutes Pradeep Kanthan 6 June 2011 By the Weight of a Mustard is a book written by Wendell Steavenson, an American academic living in UK or the other way round. It made interesting reading and gave some insight into the Saddam … Continue reading
Reading Time: 5 minutes Indo-Pak relations, if there is any, can only get worse with the acquiring of tactical nuclear weapons. Look at this, this way: if you have a small gun and it is not effective, you will go for a bigger one. … Continue reading
Reading Time: 6 minutes US –Pak relationship came under some scrutiny and suspicion immediately and weeks after OBL was taken out by US Navy seals. The issue is going to become redundant sooner or later. The 23rd May issue of the Time magazine, carries … Continue reading
Reading Time: 2 minutes Going on a holiday can be experienced even before actually arriving at the destination. I say this because there is so much of information about the destination that one can be there even before embarking on a plane to go … Continue reading
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Reading Time: 5 minutes Osama Bin Laden’s elimination changes very little in the region. To argue on the legalities and moral issues of the operation still don’t change the equation. The US has done what it has to do and in a timely manner. The timing could not be better for Obama and his government. Continue reading
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Reading Time: 5 minutes My foray into the world of renouncing material life (or the thought of it) began in the early sixties when I met Narsingh Dev Saighal, who came from a family of Anglo-Burmans. The famed dancer Ramgopal, who was then in … Continue reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes Why Indians are more likely to have a heart attack than others: Research points to the South Asian communities being at a higher risk of heart attacks than others. I cannot agree anymore, but have certain cynical reservations about medical … Continue reading
Reading Time: 2 minutes The world is getting more violent be it natural or man-made disasters. The earthquakes in Asia just pipped the war in Libya. Being a former military man, I often wonder what the Coalition troops are being told in their motivation … Continue reading
Reading Time: < 1 minute Pradeep Kanthan 5 March 2011 Life is all about perceptions. Amongst all other faculties of the brain, I believe our perceptions take a long time to change. We are the creations of our perceptions. The ability to discern change is … Continue reading
