Thoughts on Kashmir
Posted on Aug 27 2001Given these conditions, it makes no sense to talk to Pakistan about Jammu or Kashmir. At best we can speak about Azad Kashmir and Gilgit.
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The Sorrows of Abdus Salam
Posted on Aug 6 2001Salam's work was based on an imaginative synthesis of mathematical structures. In this style he followed his mentor Paul Dirac. But he was also interested in mysticism and he took his religion very seriously.
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The Centre and the Periphery
Posted on Jul 23 2001In the words of my friend, the anthropologist and philosopher David Napier, "Identity survives at a more dangerous periphery where it is contested, challenged, earned, and negotiated." It is the same with human society
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Toward Freedom
Posted on Jun 27 2001European scholars, reflecting racist attitudes of the 19th century, saw their own culture as masculine, rational, and scientific while they viewed India as feminine, mystical, and irrational.
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The Beautiful Tree
Posted on May 22 2001The Macaulayite education system, put in place by the British, almost succeeded in erasing the collective Indian memory of vital, progressive scientific, industrial and social processes.
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