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Category Archives: Social Issues
Rand and me
This is not a book review; this is a reflection of my thoughts. One of the first demands my now-wife placed on me, after entering courtship and the possibility of a relationship, is that I read Fountainhead. I have tried … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Inspirational Thoughts, Personal, Politics, Social Issues
Tagged ayn rand, the fountainhead, the virtue of selfishness
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Moment of truth
They say character is what we do when no one’s looking. But if you have to measure the character of someone from India, just observe his actions in a flight. With a cabin full of people as witness, the things … Continue reading
What is 2011 a “Year Of”?
Populism UN designates years to recognize a cause. The Chinese calendar associates years with animals. Leading magazines wait till December to attribute the year to a significant event that happened during the year. I believe this year we don’t have … Continue reading
Posted in Introspection, Politics, Social Issues, World Events
Tagged anna hazare, arab spring, lokpal bill, occupy wall street
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Be mindful what you search!
If you have followed my blogs, you probably have read my posts on Net Neutrality here and here. Put simply, I am a proponent of Net Neutrality and of the opinion that the market has to shape its business models … Continue reading
Disabled
I cannot pretend to know what it is to be disabled. I can also say with conviction that disabled people have not only their disability to cope up with, but also an entire world that treats them differently. In the … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Introspection, Social Issues
Tagged differently abled, project ramp, shakthi foundation
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Westernize, modernize et al…
Ten bucks says most of us can’t differentiate between the concepts of modernization and westernization. Since GB and America defined – for the most part – the birth of new world in their respective eras, people tend to be unable … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Introspection, Social Issues
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Who would you like to be?
Fire safety inspector or fire fighter? Both jobs require different skills, they have different paychecks and have different purposes. The fighter douses the fire, sacrifices his life and well-being, and does heroic acts. He also gets the sympathies, the cameras, … Continue reading
Posted in Social Issues
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Gender Equality
Like I always say, reports can be used to deliver any message depending on the context and motivation. This applies especially to statistics collected from a large number of sources, where the power of assumption, approximation and assimilation lies with … Continue reading
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Women Empowerment
I believe in Women Empowerment, not women equality – at least not the way most people interpret it. My simplest definition is this – we have arrived in a women-empowered world, not when women start doing anything and everything men … Continue reading
Posted in Social Issues
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Does he include a she?
First it was societal, and then it was about inclusion, then convenience. Whether it is business or literature or media, short or long, prose or poetry – it has become more and more acceptable to generalize the gender. People find … Continue reading
Posted in Social Issues
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