(11th April, 1827 -28th November 1890) Mahatma Jyotirao Govindrao Phule occupies a unique position among the social reformers of Maharashtra in the nineteenth century. While other reformers concentrated more... Read more »
Suraj Yengde Published in Issue V, April 2014 This article reports the event of the Mandela’s death and his surviving legacy in South Africa. The memorial service which was... Read more »
Ram Puniyani Published in Issue V, April 2014 Banning or attacking the books in current times has been aplenty. There have been many reasons given for this intolerant attitude... Read more »
Vidya Bhushan Rawat Published in Issue V, April 2014 India is passing through one of the most crucial phases of its political life. As the exercise of the ‘democracy’... Read more »
Pratap Tambay Published in Issue V, April 2014 The key problems of the Dalits are caused by the exploitative thought, speech and action structures common to the social life... Read more »
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar …continued from October 2013 Issue Published in Issue V, April 2014 VII WHOSE MEANS ARE MORE EFFICACIOUS We must now consider whose means are more... Read more »
Ven Edo Shonin, Ven William Van Gordon, and Prof Mark D. Griffiths Division of Psychology, Nottingham Trent University, UK Corresponding Author: Edo Shonin; Email: meditation@ntu.ac.uk Published in Issue V,... Read more »
Prof. Sudhakar Arjun Pawar Published in Issue V, April 2014 The critical in-depth study of the Buddha’s philosophy and his Eight Fold Noble Path clearly indicate that the Buddha’s... Read more »
Life Coach Mahendra Ingle Published in Issue V, April 2014 Self analytical personal leadership development series. Dear brothers and sisters, continuing with our previous articles on personal leadership grooming... Read more »
Vivek Sakpal Published in Issue V, April 2014 Siddharth Gautama, The Buddha, spoke and taught in the interest of “People”. His teachings mainly follow the principles of self understanding... Read more »
