Of the Digital Divide and Mental Bandwidth – How The Pandemic Augments Inequities Of Education?
byOf the many repercussions the coronavirus pandemic has brought, perhaps one aspect which has continued to bear its brunt is the education sector. Not…
Opinion
Being Creative Can Be Scary, But It’s Nothing You Can’t Deal With
byThe Road to Creative Thinking is dicey but abandoning this road makes us as good as Robots. Consensus in the creative process is almost…
TRADE WAR TRUCE: A GAME WON OR LOST
byThe US and China have an opportunity to unite and fight this pandemic, but alas! Literature shows that since 1949, the US– China relations…
The COVID-19 Social Network
byEconomic, political, and social interactions are embedded in social settings, and the structure of these relations, determines how people behave, and the outcomes of…
Barack Obama: A Conservative Perspective In Retrospect
byFor most of my life, I have not held a negative view of our first black President. Muslim, Anti-Christ, Socialist, and Tyrant were terms…
Yield Not Into Temptation- Could We See A Recession Very Soon?
byAny claim to the discovery of a reliable barometer in macroeconomic forecasting is often discarded, or, at best, held to suspicion and scrutiny. Indeed…
The Fault In Our Stars
byIt’s the same story every Indian spring. Board examination results are declared, schools and colleges flooded with admission applications, and parents begin losing their…
“Christianity: Thoughts From A Fundamentalist Christian”
byI grow weary of the increasing cultural divide in America. When I turn on the TV, scroll through my Facebook feed, see signs in…
Do Comedians Need To Get In Line?
byIt used to be that the space occupied by a comedian was a safe one. One could step up on stage and comment on…
A Rockstar Rests
byThe passing of Alan Krueger last week is not the first of a top-level economist that I have had to read, and it certainly…