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Divorcing teaching from research has harmed both

Economic growth, the rise of large Indian corporations and globalization have not significantly increased the low expenditures on either natural or social sciences research in India. Patent filings and publications in reputed journals have improved a... | Read..

Letters to the Editor

Troubled legacy

Sir — A high school decided to celebrate Teachers’ Day for the first time in 55 years but its stude ... | Read..

Parting shot

Sir — The chief minister of West Bengal has asked the prime minister to name any third world countr ... | Read..

EDITORIAL

GROUP WISDOM

The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam’s ministers in Delhi aim to make their mark by hook or by crook. The current candidate for the ...| Read..

AGELESS VALUES

There may be something slightly amusing in the fact that a Bharatiya Janata Party member of Parliament, Sumitra Mahajan, shou...| Read..

FIFTH COLUMN

Slow and steady

On September 5, German police raided a house near the village of Oberschledorn, near Dusseldorf, and arrested three suspected... | Read..

SCRIPSI

A man should always be drunk, Minnie, when he talks politics — it’s the only way in which to make them important. — SEAN O’CASEY

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