Has Indian Justice Always Been Impartial?
Has the Justice-Statue always been blind-folded? Yes, but not necessarily in India, says Professor Devendra Swaroop Bhargava. Here is the
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Education
Cooking secrets from Apollonia Poilâne in a to do book
P, P, P, P, P, … So many Poilâne [say it ‘pwah-lahn’] breads have been coming out of the ovens
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Macron/Al-Sissi: “Weapons/Compromise” or the Choice of “Living Together and Free”?
Monday, December 13th, when I heard the news that our president was going to hand over the Legion of Honor
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Ready about a 2nd wave?
Yesterday, going to a place of prayer, where people generally have the reputation of being rather reasonable, I suddenly saw
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Dialogue with Prithwindra MUKHERJEE – The Cultural Shock (end of 1966)
Bertrand de Foucauld: “Can you share with us happy moments once arrived in France?” Prithwindra Mukherjee: “At the end of
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Dialogue with Prithwindra MUKHERJEE – The Arrival in France
Bertrand de Foucauld: “You arrived in France in 1966.” Prithwindra Mukherjee: “At the time, many people were interested in Indian
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Dialogue with Prithwindra MUKHERJEE – The âshram in Pondicherry & the European Influence
Bertrand de Foucauld: “Why were you put in a school (âshram) located more than 1,800 km from the parental home?
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Dialogue with Prithwindra MUKHERJEE – Childhood
Bertrand de Foucauld: “Prithwindra, you were born in Calculta in 1936. At what age did your parents put you in
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Mandatory School?
What a mess! While researchers and doctors are struggling and scrambling on the question of the transmission of Covid-19 by
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From Calcutta to Paris: Prithwindra Mukherjee, the Multi-Dimensions Man
Living in the French capital for more than half a century, Prithwindra kept my attention both by his intellectual capacity,
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