There is an element of truth in the author's statements.
As a nation( when compared to China ), we haven't achieved much.
Beyond the Tatas, Reliance, and a few IT cos there is no Indian brand that
is world famous. Even in the IT sector, Infosys, Wipro etc are big Software
players but not an innovat
Hi C'da,
I really like Joseph's writing style, and can actually agree with a lot he
says.
On some things, I am conflicted:
'Nobody loves India like the Indian who does not live here anymore.'
Actually the opposite is also true Nobody hates India in some cases.
But what Joseph and others mis
OK, I will take the bait Ram :-).
So what do YOU think of it? Is Manu Joseph trying to stir up trouble, or is he
just another one of those
India bashers, or perhaps a western-apologist in the style of , as many of us
say here seem to think in this forum,
Pankaj Mishra?
BTW, I read Manu Jose
Any takers?
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http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/30/world/asia/30iht-letter30.html?pagewanted=2&sq=India&st=cse&scp=4
Searching for Something Good to Say About India By MANU JOSEPH
NEW DELHI -- It is a question that journalists in India are often asked
without affection. “Don’t you ha
