Monthly Archives: January, 2014

Articles

Rural Citizens are the steering pillars of democracy: Aruna Roy

To deepen democracy, it is necessary for people to understand the real meaning of governance, remarked renowned social activist and former National Advisory Council member...

IR - January 31, 2014

Articles

Neoliberalism a threat to Democracy: P Sainath

Neoliberalism can undermine democracy severely, said P Sainath, the Rural Affairs Editor of The Hindu. Growing inequality is the biggest problem faced by India....

IR - January 31, 2014

Literary Updates

National seminar on State , Democracy and Governance: Landscaping National and International Politics

The Association of Political Scientists Kerala is holding a national seminar on State , Democracy and Governance: Landscaping National and International Politics at Seminar Hall, Government...

IR - January 31, 2014

Fiction

Oh! Bearded man – J.T. Jayasingh

I know you, you bearded I have been groaning with extreme pain since 2am. Perhaps it was not the mistake of the lorry driver. All...

IR - January 27, 2014

Editorial

Revival

“The Phoenix hope, can wing her way through the desert skies, and still defying fortune’s spire; revice from ashes and rise” – Miguel de...

IR - January 27, 2014

Articles

The Emergence of a New Indian Identity in Chetan Bhagat ‘s Works – S. Sivanandan, Tamilnadu

Trends in Literature Literature mirrors life, so goes the adage . Literary forms have always been the medium of expression of the success of the...

IR - January 18, 2014

Book-Reviews

A bond between mother and son – A Book Review on Emma Donoghue’s novel ‘Room’ by Dr Vishal Tayade,

Room, the multi-awarded novel by Emma Donoghue is one of the most pleasurable books I have read in recent past. It’s really a great...

IR - January 18, 2014

Articles

Exploring Models of Femininity in Women’s Writings – By Uplabdhi Sangwan, New Delhi

Bama’s Karukku (1992), Shashi Deshpande’s The Dark Holds No Terrors (1980) and Nayantara Sahgal’s Rich Like Us (1985) depict stories set in three widely...

IR - January 18, 2014

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