New Millennium We are entering the new millennium-what we may or can often call tormented by flashes all around eventualities by the multi-dimensional changes at a global pace much due to scientific and technological advancements which instead of illuminating, have been causing more glare than...
Technical Education vs Humanistic Education People nowadays are greatly attracted by technical education, and naturally, too. But we should also remember that technical education without the complement of humanistic studies will be imperfect, lopsided, and deficient. It is possible for us, by the control we...
How to Eliminate The Child Labour In the “State of the World’s Children Report, 1997”, UNICEF has called for six steps to eliminate the abominable evil of child labour, Chief among these steps are legal action to prevent child labour in hazardous occupations and provision...
Asia in History We stand at the end of an era and on the threshold of a new period of history. Standing on this watershed which divides two epochs of human history and endeavor, we can look back on our long past and look forward...
The emergence of Power in Asian countries With the rapid development of Asian countries, their energy requirements are bound to shoot up and these will have to be met by tapping the new potential in Central Asia or the South China Sea. Not surprisingly, there...
Indian History Indian culture has survived for nearly fifty centuries. Though it passed through many ups and downs, it has come down to us with its unfathomable depths and a great capacity for devotion and service. What constitutes the national spirit or genius springs from...
Indian Science of Medicine Ancient India was far ahead of others in the field of medicine and surgery. Medicine had its textbooks and there were hospitals. Dhanwantri is the legendary founder of the Indian science of medicine. The best known old textbooks, however, date from...
Cave- Primitive Dwelling The cave is the only kind of primitive dwelling which has come down to us in its original state. When we remember the enormous number of caves there are in the world, we may wonder why, especially in areas where there are...
Begging India seems to be one of the very few countries in the world where beggars are not only tolerated but are even encouraged with the result that many of them are so prosperous that they refuse to give up their profession. One of the...
Old Age Old age, it is said, disqualifies us from taking an active part in the great scenes of the business. But in what scenes, let me ask? If in those which require the strength and vivacity of youth, I readily admit the charge; but...
