Stories from the grassroots | Thoughts on development
Oct 2, 2019…the Nation celebrates the 150th birth anniversary of a person, difficult to describe in terms reserved for ordinary mortals. An extraordinary person – a politician, saint, philosopher, nationalist, humanist, thinker, strategic visionary and a humble humanist…all this and much more.… Continue reading
The times we live in is possibly something that is difficult to describe or talk about. Whether it is trade imbalances, or the threat of a nuclear war; the increased polarizations of all kinds across several parts of the world or climate change; slump in economies of several nations or the political instability that we see; terrorism or newer viral diseases; the Amazon on fire or the mindless gun violence – there is so much for any sensitive person to feel angry, helpless and wanting to do something – all at the same time.… Continue reading
Read my latest article in the August 2019 of Civil Society magazine at https://civilsocietyonline.com/column/village-voices/bridging-the-trust-deficit/
It is indeed amazing to see how people are constantly rushing ahead with their lives. All of them seem to be in such an undue haste. Very few actually stop, take a pause and ask themselves why they are in such a undue hurry.… Continue reading