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THOMAS BABINGTON MACAULAY
Beyond imperial arrogance or nationalist resentment lies India's capacity to use English to reinventThomas Babington Macaulay envisioned a class of Indian interpreters to aid British rule. Instead, India produced a global intelligentsia of...- Why the founder of British Indian empire slit his own throatIn 1774, Robert Clive, a controversial figure in British India, died. Clive rose from a clerk to a military leader, securing British contro...
- IIT Madras Director Kamakoti shares anecdote of sanyasi who was cured after consuming 'Gomutra'; Video goes viralIIT Madras Director V Kamakoti praised the medicinal value of cow urine, mentioning its anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and digestive properti...
- Stung by Covid, is the world embracing trade protectionism?Covid is putting globalisation and free trade through the wringer. A good crisis can be an effective stress test. But the world should reme...
- People thriving on country's resources fomenting terrorism & Naxalism: Yogi Adityanath"The same people who thrive on the resources of the country are trying to throw India in the cauldron of terrorism, Naxalism and extremism....
- View: Has British Raj returned?For judicial officers to show such abysmal ignorance both about the law and what superior courts have pronounced, is unpardonable.
- It all began in 1533 with Henry VIIIMacaulay, as head of the first law commission appointed by East India Company in 1833, had submitted a draft penal code in 1837.
- Bharatiya Shikshan Mandal, an offshoot of RSS, vows to recast framework for research & education in IndiaBSM is setting up a foundation that will promote research on Indian themes. The workshop identified 252 ‘research ideas to build Bharat’ in...
- Need to change present education system: Home Minister Rajnath SinghRajnath Singh said, "Knowledge of other languages in necessary, but where conversing in mother tongue works, why should one speak in Englis...
- No language barrier for India's LPO industryAzim Premjis and Narayana Murthys sold Indian technology services to the world. But it is the much-hated 19th century British bureaucrat, M...
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