Casually Googled / Binged: “The number of elections, on an average, does a voter needed to vote in India per year”. This enquiry did not elicit any suitable reply. I do not know which part or the Article of the Constitution of India talks of elections every 5 years. Nor am I interested to know. […]
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We, Macaulay’s Children…
Thomas Babington Macaulay (25 Oct 1800 – 28 Dec 1859) was a British historian and politician and father of Western education system in India. The Penal Code he created became the Indian Penal Code in 1860. Macaulay’s education and Penal Code are the pillars of Modern India. Macaulay created a special class of persons who are Indians in […]
Imported Democracy
I belong to the old school. In an age where everyone reads newspapers on their mobile phones i.e., online, I prefer to read the physical one. Over a period of time this has become a habit. Time now, I should get rid of this habit. The daily newspapers invariably consist news of rape, murder, cheating, […]
