107 entries

Category: Editorial

Do You Work?

Jaya Padmanabhan • Published on May 2, 2012
Soon after I had my twins, I actively sought the order and system of a day job, something that could mitigate the demands of relentless motherhood. Every morning it seemed to me like I was leaving a battlefront, at home, to enter a ceasefire zone, at work. But, as ...

Conscience Calls

Jaya Padmanabhan • Published on April 2, 2012
One of my abiding worries, as a parent, is whether my children will exercise self-restraint when using megaphonic social sites; whether they will heed the calls of conscience; whether they will be able to empathize with the marginalized, and perhaps be the voice of sanity in the midst of ...

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Vidya Pradhan • Published on March 1, 2012
Dear Jaya, Welcome to the wonderful world of India Currents. As you take over the role of editor, you must be wondering what to expect from this new job. So here goes: First of all, the reports of the demise of print media are greatly exaggerated. Three years ago, when ...

The Myth of the Secular State

Vidya Pradhan • Published on February 2, 2012
Editorial

Girding For an Election Year

Vidya Pradhan • Published on December 9, 2011
Editorial

Thinking Different

Vidya Pradhan • Published on November 2, 2011
Steve Jobs was a person to be admired even for non-Macolytes.

The Price of Silence

Published on October 4, 2011
Just because it may make you a social outcast is not a reason not to talk politics!

A Salute to Teachers

Vidya Pradhan • Published on September 1, 2011
Public teachers in the United States are among the hardest working individuals I have known.

Dishing It Out

Vidya Pradhan • Published on August 2, 2011
Do women columnists and bloggers get more personal comments?

Summer Fun!

Vidya Pradhan • Published on July 8, 2011
What a difference there is between the summers of our childhood and those of our children
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