Tag: Second World War

At his trial, Udham Singh told the court ‘What a greater honour could be bestowed on me than death for the sake of my motherland?’

Could 2019 promise less crimes, less than 100 deaths on our roads, less drug abuse…? We doubt it. And there would be no World Cup, no Olympics, no

Two conditions are required for achieving a turnaround: political will, and political and administrative capacity. Both have been manifestly lacking The concept of a developmental State has evolved

The patience of the people has worn out. For the people, there is no place for dead wood.

We would be hard put to identify the statesmen we need for our future generations amongst the contenders who are at each others’ throats to wrench power, once

“A diaspora is a social construct founded on feeling, consciousness, memory, mythology, history, meaningful narratives, group identity, longings, dreams, allegorical and virtual elements all of which play an

… but to be young was very heaven! “The successful implementation of the reforms is far more important than the means employed to bring them to fruition. If

Things will not be the same post-crisis as they have been before. Innovation and technology will dominate the successful markets of the future

It will be interesting to know what new insights our local attendees at Davos will bring to the country, and how these will be put into practice to

We cannot afford to set parts of the population against others: this is no serious agenda for a country which has been carving out its destiny as best

The new airport terminal building of Plaisance is being inaugurated today. Its modernisation, which began in 2008, has involved an investment of Rs 14 billion. It is stated

It is generally acknowledged that wars have a great impact on medicine and both the First and more particularly the Second World War marked turning points in modern

By Anil Gujadhur

Politically Incorrect

Dr R Neerunjun Gopee