Monthly Archives: July 1985

It is perhaps unrealistic to expect that the Solanki phenomenon, involving as it did a virtual civil war, indeed two civil wars, in Gujarat will persuade passionate advocates of a decentralized political order to take a pause and ponder the possible consequences of his continuance in office. Even so the … Read More →

As the dialogue with Pakistan is being resumed, we can already hear voices arguing that Mr. Rajiv Gandhi must try and work out an overall agreement which would even cover major issues such as Pakistan’s search for nuclear weapons capability and its acquisition of highly sophisticated weapons. We will surely … Read More →