'Photo of, print of, painting of Monet' by K.J.S.Chatrath

I took this photo of the print of a painting by Monet.

'Rich, poor and the jail' by K.J.S.Chatrath

50 years back, a learned Professor teaching us Law used to say 'Anticipatory bail for the rich and anticipatory jail for the poor.'
50 years later, look at this cartoon from The New Yorker, June 22, 2015. Do you discern any change in the position world wide?

A dissenting viewpoint -‘From Nagpur to Rameswaram- Our liberal arrangements are in tatters’ by Harish Khare

The dissenting viewpoint is worth a read.

http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/comment/from-nagpur-to-rameswaram/113400.html

'India Will Be Most Populous Country Sooner Than Thought, U.N. Says (news)'- Beware of the trap by K.J.S.Chatrath

Let us not slacken or fall into the trap of considering over population as a ‘population dividend’ and slacken.
Growing over populations is perhaps the most serious issue facing India today.
Stop producing kids!

'Telangana announces holiday; Andhra to work extra hour on Kalam’s death'

'Telangana announces holiday; Andhra to work extra hour on Kalam’s death' - news



"http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/kalams-death-telangana-announces-holiday-bengaluru-andhra-continue-to-function/article7473658.ece"

'I wonder why was he not made President of India for a second term' - K.J.S.Chatrath

RIP Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Sir.

I wonder why was he not made President of India for a second term?

Historical record of slavery comes from whites

While reading the review of a new book on slavery, ‘Revolution Without Borders: The Call to Liberty in the Atlantic World’ by Janet Polasky (Yale University Press) I came across a sentence which made me think about our ignorance of the real slavery. It says, “Slaves were not literate- the only ones in Guyana who could read and write was executed in 1796- so the historical record comes down from whites.”

This book describes the effect of revolution on the slaves and free men and women in the Americas and the Caribbean.