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Visvesvaraya on Malaviya: A Stirring Study in Leadership, Education, and Nation‑Building
Sir M. Visvesvaraya’s longhand essay on Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya is both tribute and primary source, mapping the ethical foundations of Indian public life through the prism of leadership, education, and policy. It traces Malaviya’s constitutional politicsfrom the 1910 Allahabad Congress to the 1921 deputation and beyondand his willingness to embrace sacrifice when the nation…
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Decoding the ‘Halal Economy’: Law, Markets, and Inclusive Trade Strategies in India
An entrepreneurs’ session in Kolhapur, Maharashtra examined the expanding “Halal economy” within India’s secular constitutional framework. This analysis reframes the debate in terms of economics, law, and supply-chain design to help traders and MSMEs navigate certification-driven markets. It details how Halal, Kosher, vegetarian/vegan, organic, and jhatka assurances can coexist as voluntary, transparent signals. It outlines…
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Proven Blueprint to Transform Agriculture: Why Farmers Bear All Risk and How to Fix It
I map risk and capital across industries, and agriculture stands out as dangerously misaligned: farmers bear the highest risk with the least capital. While global policy has obsessed over yield and productivity, we’ve neglected risk-sharing and market access. In India, collusion among creditors, input suppliers, and buyers further concentrates risk on the farmerreforms like Modi’s…
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Jaishankar affirms India’s growing global role, says “This is an India that is more Bharat”
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar highlights India’s evolving role on the global stage, emphasizing the nation’s fusion of traditional values with modern advancements. Reflecting on India’s progress, from cashless payments to lunar missions, he underscores the country’s strides in women’s empowerment and inclusive growth. Jaishankar emphasizes India’s diplomatic initiatives, navigating complex global scenarios like the…