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Friday, May 9 1997
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Running on empty![[Details]](/icons/bullet.gif){kind=icon}
There are enough problems in India to keep all kinds of political animals gainfully employed. Governance has come to imply sustained crisis management, with the disillusioned voter refusing to give anyone a clear mandate.
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Beware of unholy bias
Muslims/Christians only. Interestingly, the advertisement was released by a Bombay-based recruitment firm. That an Indian firm could so brazenly release such an advertisement shows that these things are now accepted as normal.
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Time Out -- Diasporas on home shores
An IAS officer from UP, posted to Gujarat for the first time, was finding it extremely difficult to communicate with his orderly, who knew very little Hindi. The officer soon realised things were worse than he thought.
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A school in the neighbourhood
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The Group
