• May
    19

    Peer-to-peer networks allow internet users to link their computers with other computers around the world. Mostly these networks are established for the purpose of sharing files

  • May
    16

    A few days ago Malaysia’s ruling coalition claimed another victory in national elections. Although it lost votes and did not reach the goal of a two-thirds majority

  • May
    15

    Centuries ago, when we started to understand the world around us, curiosity made us explore many wonders, including birds, animals, small creatures and the plant world. In the pre-Independence

  • According to the 2011 census farm families constitute the majority of India’s population. A high proportion of marginal farm families as well as landless labour families suffer from

  • May
    14

    For the past two months University of Delhi’s four-year degree programmes combining subject/discipline with VET have been in the news. Also for nearly four months

  • May
    13

    Companies just like governments survive and thrive only on earned societal trust. In an economy of shortages or to the arrogant this Mosaic law may

  • May
    12

    Ides of March seem to be afflicting the prime minister in May. He has been facing a vicious attack; uncharacteristic of him and very much unlike him he

  • May
    08

    When US pr­esident Oba­ma compl­etes his two-term presidency spanning eight years he will be 55 years ‘young’. Potentially he could have more than 25 years of an

  • May
    07

    The business of ponzi scams has thrived in India — ruining investors, robbing poor people, hurting banks and destroying the lives of employees. These businesses have mushroomed because of

  • May
    06

    People are not just the brains of the fi­rm, but the heart, the soul, the guts and the rest of the anatomy as well.” This quote by David Maister