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The Limits of India’s Scientific Temper
Instead of getting trapped in binaries, Indian society must learn the neutrality that genuine scientific temper demands. AI generated image Article 51A(h) of the Indian Constitution, added through the 42nd Amendment in 1976, makes it the duty of every citizen to develop a scientific temper. The Indian education system places considerable emphasis on science and technology from an early age. Scholarships support deserving students pursuing scientific study and research. Severa

Prasad Dixit
5 hours ago5 min read


Beyond the Plough
India speaks grandly of its infrastructure but is apathetic towards the health of its farmers. The Indian government speaks of grand projects like expressways, semiconductor plants, freight corridors and glittering digital stacks. Ministers speak confidently of transforming the economy into a USD 30 trillion behemoth by 2047, the centenary of independence and the symbolic horizon of ‘Viksit Bharat.’ While all this is well, an older form of infrastructure remains neglected: th

Parashram Patil
May 103 min read
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