Ghanshyam Das Birla was born on 10 April 1894 in Pilani of Rajasthan, It is history that how he made a big empire with a small capital he had with him. Whenever we hear the name Birla we enter in to a prejudice based on many issues but G.D.Birla was totally different from others both […]
Media or Rumor Mill We must not fall for rumors and must not encourage in social media & among our friends. But the question remains “Is it Media or Rumor Mill?”
Inclusive Banking – A Perspective Picking up from the earlier article, here is an attempt to understand the reasons for the sparse coverage of Banking Services in the Nation, its impact and the reasons why this cannot happen with the lackluster efforts that have been made in the last six decades and before. It […]
Seniority for CJI’s Appointment? TOI (Delhi Edition.DT.24 August 2014) carried a write up by Markandeya Katju J. Former Judge of Supreme Court of India and presently Chairman of Press Council of India wherein he says that for appointment to the office of Chief Justice of India, “Merit should be the criteria and not the seniority“. […]
Issues verses Individuals Why I have to write this blog? I have to write because many well-wishers called upon me & expressed that I should avoid individuals but express my views of issues/subjects. I respect my friends/well-wishers views. However I would like to explain why I do so. Here is my explanation….. Generally I like […]
In Modi’s Red Fort Debut post, the author has highlighted the fine & salient points in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Independence speech.
A Letter to The Law Minister by Sh. A. K Srivastava, Sr Advocate, ,Supreme Court
Son of The Soil; An open letter to NaMo
Corruption in Judiciary; A post by Sh. AK Srivastava on corruption in courts
Pandit Malaviya was born in Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, India on 25 December 1861, his father was Brijnath and mother Moona Devi. Since his childhood Malaviya was interested in Sanskrit, he was attracted to freedom movement and he was 4 time president of Indian National congress. Whenever I hear the name Malaviya, 2 incidences flash to […]